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Dear All

Greetings. I found this strange metallic object near a waterfront where I think some fishermen salvaged it and just left it around., Does anyone have any idea what it is or what it depicts? It is made of iron and has greatly rusted..
Thanks in advance!

TTA

 

I do believe you have found Neptune's trident! Better throw it back quick!

 

thanks ,,but are you sure? The thing you mentioned is a forked figure unlike what i found..anyway i didn't take it home i just took picture and left it where i found it and later wondered if it is something interesting...

TTA

 

It is from his earlier, pre-Roman phase.

 

the thing is I dont want anything that is related to objects of the occult , witchcraft or sorcery or whatever they are called,, legend or otherwise...
anyway thanks for the input

TTA

 

Best to pull your pull your collar THREE times, spin around and spit to get rid of any spell you might have run across taking a picture of this, if indeed it is an object of the occult.

 

kkk i dont need to do that as I am a bible believing Christian and have bible based divine resources and protection from such things..

TTA

 

Ok then. Whew!

 

Agree, that’s a relief!
Gosh, I love this forum....
Thanks @TT Antique @blooey and @Darkwing Manor

 

Good advice.. BUT- be sure to spin deocil, NOT widdershins, or all Hell will break loose!

 

Glad you clarified that point Darkwing as it’s easy to assume people know that.

Edit- what is the recommended procedure if TTA has already spun widdershins?

 

Play nice !

 

Y'all are crazy. It's obviously a peace sign with duck feathers attached.
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I'll see myself out now.

 

Looks to me like an arbor (rebar) for something - maybe for some type of concrete structure/statue????????

 

oyster tree ?

 

No, no, no, that would look something like this....



(I can't believe I just googled "oyster tree".)

 

Good guess though!

 

what you show is kindergarten tinkering. there are others that are used for the closed and very heavy metal meshs that are used in oyster farms.

I wonder where this one here was found and if it's not in the vicinity of an oyster farm. I've seen similar - although not so nicely welded - in Bretagne.

 

I've never heard of an oyster tree before, so I thought I'd google it. Honestly, those kindergarten projects were the only thing that came up (granted, I didn't scroll down too far).

Anyways, I was just joshing ya...I figured you meant something more utilitarian, but google images just wouldn't give me anything more than those crafts.