If I lived in europe I'd be all over that whole metal detecting deal. They've had thousands of years of wars and invasions and conquer-izations leaving behind all manner of fascinating artifacts.
Here in California, the indians didn't even have metal.
It would be somewhat of a surprise if finding thousands of pounds of gold was not the highlight of his hobby. "English Man Says "Only Gold!"" He was really after Bronze Age Man of War records.
Indeed. The find itself is really cool too.
ReplyDeleteI must, however, alert Manowar as they are sure to claim these items by right of conquest.
He's using an electronic gizmo and not a divining rod? Pfft. Amateur.
ReplyDeleteIf I lived in europe I'd be all over that whole metal detecting deal. They've had thousands of years of wars and invasions and conquer-izations leaving behind all manner of fascinating artifacts.
ReplyDeleteHere in California, the indians didn't even have metal.
There's nothing to find.
Makes me wanna go imctie a rtio...
It would be somewhat of a surprise if finding thousands of pounds of gold was not the highlight of his hobby. "English Man Says "Only Gold!"" He was really after Bronze Age Man of War records.
ReplyDeleteWatching the Detectorists
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No sheet. Bronze puts vinyl to shame, not even to mention those lousy digital things.
ReplyDeleteBronze Age Man of War records.
ReplyDeleteHa! new kids on the block. Earliest known Motorhead album.
Lemmy's hair was spikier then.
ReplyDeleteTalking Pants finally catching up with the House of Substance. McGravitas, you are indeed a trend-setter. Capcha thinks you're a motiver.
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