Dear Xavier!
Excuse me. Once again. You wrote " .... I personally think that it's a fragment from an exploded war toy."
Some history.
In time of II world war there was dislocated specialized German mountain regiment. Those militaries investigated archaeological and geological (uranium rocks) properties of the mentioned place. After Russian occupy West Ukraine and deport local population. Here was very secret military(or army) object.
Therefore (maybe) all those splinters are as fragments of military (army) machine (as result of crash or explosion).
Is necessary inspect more wide area (radius 100 m) .
But it is not safe .................. and is not interesting for me. I want to find gold or silver .........
Thank You.
Posted on: May 01, 2013, 02:02:35 AM
Dear "homefire"!
You wrote "..It could be Iron, Lead , Bismuth, Copper, Gold, Silver or all in Combination. ".
But all of those (excluding Gold, Lead, Silver etc) elements have low density than gold and therefore not have influence at percentage of gold..
If their density is less than density of copper then percentage of gold in alloy will be increased ( my logical conclusion).
Thank You
Posted on: May 01, 2013, 02:17:07 AM
You wrote "If it was a statue you would have found more splinters and the bent would have been inwards not out.
".
Probably you are not right. But .......
That is a not military toy, it is visible at two images. Most likely it is a fragment statuette.
On the first image are visible a longitudinal deepenings (CC) as on any figure of stauette.
On the second image is visible a lateral side (FF), instead of bend after explosion .
At all the best
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