found a 16e 17e century shoelace end.

Willems · Nov 7, 2015

We Call this here a nestel.

aloldstuff · Nov 7, 2015

How in the world did you identify that.....are they common? :congrats:

Cheap Thrills · Nov 7, 2015

A very cool find ! Until now , I never knew such things even existed .

OxShoeDrew · Nov 7, 2015

aloldstuff said:
How in the world did you identify that.....are they common? :congrats:

My thoughts exactly.

del · Nov 8, 2015

Willems ,we call that an aglet here in the states . some Native American Indians wore these as jewelry during the early fur trade era and are referred to as "tinkle cones" . congrats .

Dan

Willems · Nov 8, 2015

Thanks guy's.
It's hard to translate some of the items.
Next topic im ging to a roman field.

Willems · Nov 8, 2015

O and the tinkle cone you finding this not often.

del · Nov 8, 2015

Tinkle cones , no I have never found one unfortunately but I've seen a couple found at a 1600's era Native American Village site before . There usually recovered at these kinds of places or early trading posts that were set up from the late 1500's to about the mid 1700's. they are pretty uncommon to find here too .

found a 16e 17e century shoelace end.

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