Very cool!
I agree. That may not be it.
Thank you for the valued opinions and suggestions, @Debora.
This may be made in Panama or Colombia by the Embera and Wounaan peoples. https://glenngreengalleries.com/artist/embera-of-panama-baskets-wounaan
Wow-- interesting! That'd be exactly the place....
If it's where I think it is, that's a seasonal dry lake bed: shallow saline water in the rainy season (or when a hurricane comes onshore...
Wow-- what a difference! I'm guessing it also takes a lot of time...
I've read on here about using saliva and cotton swabs, which is weird, but multiple sources say it works. Has anyone else done this?
Nice match on those letters! Thanks. Yes, it's really dirty. I cleaned a tiny section and it made a difference. I've never tried to clean a...
Hi again. Does anyone have any idea who 'Haskin' might be? It's a common enough name that I'm not figuring it out. Presumably titled 'East of the...
It's not Hopi. Others are right: Casas Grandes, Northern Mexico, related to the Mata Ortiz pottery of the last 50 years. The question is...
Hmm, ok. That makes sense! Thanks for the tip. I appreciate it as I look more and more for the 'finds' some of the other members here seem to...
I hate Sudoku! Thanks again.
Dang! I thought I had found some solid silver.... Thank you much @Roaring20s and @Bakersgma. I really appreciate you guys taking the time to help...
Honest, I've been trying to look these up on my own, but am confused. Thus I ask for your all's assistance once again. Are these silver?...
Your master... can join us in our quest for the Holy Grail. Taunting French Guard Well I’ll ask him, but I don’t think he’ll be very keen. Ah,...
It does not seem to come apart. I might pry out the old nail, just to see.
Definitely not MCM!
It has wood, horn, bone and animal hair of some sort... the top part is an animal horn.
Nicely put! :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
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