The broken bell

I welcome everything, in next already time has got out on excavation.
The village to which we have arrived is on picturesque coast of Northern Dvina. Such kinds open that the spirit grasps.



Under stories of local residents here once a monastery, but in the thirties it was blown up by communists.
We also have found its that.

It is visible they strongly tried to level with the earth this monastery. Up to now it has reached in rather pitiable kind. The bottom bricklaying is seen only

Finds have gone almost at once. That complicated the only thing, so it is which brick crumb all has been filled generously up around.
At us the sensation that a monastery was created not only blew up, but also also levelled bulldozers.

Under a thick pine has dug out a bell piece, absolutely nearby one more slice. To see a monastery really blew up.



I have then given pieces of a bell to two local grandmothers which spoke that gather восстонавливать church anew.

Well and a part of finds





Such monument forgotten by all has got ashore here




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I am sorry for my English. At school studied badly.

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		Quote:			Posted by BitburgAggie_7377
	The pictures are worth a thousand words each.  Thank you for sharing them.

Thanks. And here one more not less valuable find

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hi

nice founds, nice story, the two founks looks a littel bit roman  , christan - homer, what are you mean 

@christian, warum kann manhier nicht die software vom board so optimieren wie bei uns- bilder im beitrag anzeigen lassen 

regards
heiko

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nice find and I tip my hat to a good T/hunter who did his research and it paid off well done congratulations

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		Quote:			Posted by coinhunter heiko
	hi nice founds, nice story, the two founks looks a littel bit roman  , christan - homer, what are you mean  @christian, warum kann manhier nicht die software vom board so optimieren wie bei uns- bilder im beitrag anzeigen lassen  regards heiko

A little has not understood that you have asked. But judging by the led round mugs you ask that it.


It is a button - the weight
I do not know how to write
Such buttons carried on clothes in 17-19 centuries
Comes across often enough

The second subject - a cross (carried on a neck)


Dating XVIII - the beginning of XX century

More in detail about it it is possible to look

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