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Picketwire

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• Sep 2, 2025

• #1

Here is an interesting read:

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Nauti

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• Oct 12, 2025

• #2

Makes you wonder doesn't it.

 

bigtim1973

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• Thursday at 7:08 PM

• #3

The forum member here named Biblot found a Roman coin while detecting in the countryside of NY state several years ago. We used to talk some and He told me about it .

I have been trying to reach out to him but I am afraid he may have passed away or something as I have not heard from him in a long time.

For a similar type of subject for those who are interested look up the Brandenberg Stone and Prince Madoc who was here in KY and IN.

They found caches of Roman coins on both sides of the Ohio River in that area

 

Cameraniac

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• Thursday at 9:59 PM

• #4

Thanks for the post.

 

Southwind

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• Friday at 4:59 AM

• #5

I found this years ago in southwest kansas. I always assumed someone had worn it as a good luck charm and lost it.

You never know what you might find.

 

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Picketwire

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• Sunday at 5:03 PM

• #6

Here is a story about Chief Joseph's Sumerian tablet.

Chief Joseph's Sumerian Tablet. "Inherited it from their white ancestors."

Nephilim, Ancient America, giant human skeletons, Nephi, Mormon, Paranormal, UFOs, Native Americans, mound builders, Adena Hopewell mound builders

ancientamericabooks.blogspot.com

 

bigtim1973

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• Sunday at 6:11 PM

• #7

Picketwire said:

Here is a story about Chief Joseph's Sumerian tablet.

Chief Joseph's Sumerian Tablet. "Inherited it from their white ancestors."

Nephilim, Ancient America, giant human skeletons, Nephi, Mormon, Paranormal, UFOs, Native Americans, mound builders, Adena Hopewell mound builders

ancientamericabooks.blogspot.com

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Never heard of this before and thank you for sharing!!

 

bigtim1973

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• Sunday at 6:13 PM

• #8

I absolutely love this kind of stuff. For those into this kind of out of place history subject that they do not want you to know about....I recommend a book by the author named Barry Fell that is called America B.C.

It shows the trade routes where the Romans would travel here to the copper mines in Michigan and get their copper for their bronze armour and such. Plus a load of other interested things. You guys are gonna love it!

 

bigtim1973

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• Sunday at 6:14 PM

• #9

Southwind said:

I found this years ago in southwest kansas. I always assumed someone had worn it as a good luck charm and lost it or a Roman soldier. They have found Roman armour out west in Utah and Colorado.

Plus there was a whole troop of the. buried on the east coast they discovered.

You never know what you might find out there

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Thanks for sharing....you just never know the origins of that coin. An Indian could have had it as a charm....you just don't know!