After staying at home yesterday I had abstinences and in need of digging some rust, so I woke up the Girlfriend and dragged her with me to the forest. We found the dumping pit from the other day and continued the work there. After getting rocks and roots out of the way we had a coffee and then Girlfriend went off into the forest to collect herbs and whatnot so we can have some good teas for wintertime.
The dumping pit was full of broken glass, and it was deep, so when she came back several hours later I had become a mole and sat underground trying to pry loose the last relics from the bottom of the pit. Medical bottles seemed to be the theme today as I pulled out 14-15 intact ones, four of them some nice "Aether Pro Narcosi" (Ether for narcosis") bottles. A few reagens tubes, a whole bunch of both glass- and metal tablet tubes and a few lab bottles and jars. I found a very deteriorated Heer buckle, but after cleaning it up later it looks good enough so that I can use it for some artsy diorama project. A nice spoon with both the German eagle and a name engraved found its way to the pile together with a K98 cleaning kit, a field torch and some rusted surgical tools. Gaming pieces kept coming out from the soil and charcoal, many of them melted together which was pretty cool I think. I also found several surgical steel syringe needles, one of them found its way through my glove and embedded itself under my fingernail for a very painful moment. Luckily that happened when I had reached the last few inches of the pit so it was a perfect time to call it quits and get back home to find the disinfectants and later clean some of the finds.
Happy Days and may summer last forever! :)
The dumping pit was full of broken glass, and it was deep, so when she came back several hours later I had become a mole and sat underground trying to pry loose the last relics from the bottom of the pit. Medical bottles seemed to be the theme today as I pulled out 14-15 intact ones, four of them some nice "Aether Pro Narcosi" (Ether for narcosis") bottles. A few reagens tubes, a whole bunch of both glass- and metal tablet tubes and a few lab bottles and jars. I found a very deteriorated Heer buckle, but after cleaning it up later it looks good enough so that I can use it for some artsy diorama project. A nice spoon with both the German eagle and a name engraved found its way to the pile together with a K98 cleaning kit, a field torch and some rusted surgical tools. Gaming pieces kept coming out from the soil and charcoal, many of them melted together which was pretty cool I think. I also found several surgical steel syringe needles, one of them found its way through my glove and embedded itself under my fingernail for a very painful moment. Luckily that happened when I had reached the last few inches of the pit so it was a perfect time to call it quits and get back home to find the disinfectants and later clean some of the finds.
Happy Days and may summer last forever! :)
Some bits from a burnt book.
A box with a screen in the bottom, I think it was for surgical tools.
A pan, scissors and a scalpel.
Field torch.
Lab bottle and ink jar.
Some kind of glass tube.
Tablet boxes.
Belt buckle.
Spoon.
K98 cleaning kit.
A small burner.
Ether bottle.
Medical bottles..
...more..
....
..and finally a very tiny bottle.
Porcelain jar and lab jar.
Syringe and needles.
Gaming pieces..
..and some more gaming pieces.
Tools and reagens tubes.
Bone saw and a cutter.
From these plants one can make a tasty tea.
A small nest.
The spoon cleaned up..
..and it had a name, "Lehner".
A few of the glass bits.
Heer buckle.
Three ether bottles.
Todays gaming pieces.
And finally, todays mystery item...
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