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A not usual carboniferous Summer hunt


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The day began with a Calamites trunk IMG_7049.thumb.JPG.57b3ff0fdfb0a2d6baca680f41f3b52d.JPGIMG_7051.thumb.JPG.cfde8358e27719977f7c9d7b49c34e2d.JPG

But two steps from this fossil where not usual finds IMG_7052.thumb.JPG.e13839486bfba1006f52457d7396e486.JPGIMG_7056.thumb.JPG.ed80cf1d2feaa7bb63eb59d2ecbff9f6.JPGIMG_7057.thumb.JPG.0a1d0b8cfa697a6bf5ba4934f5897534.JPG

 

Granatwerfer ('Priest Mortar') Granate 1914-1918

The Gr.W.16s proved to be popular and very effective weapons for the Germans. They had a high rate of fire, useful range, and reasonable effective detonation. They could be used in either direct or indirect fire applications – direct fire was used to fire at things like sentry posts, gun loopholes, and the like. When fired this way, the grenade fragments would fill an area roughly 5m wide and 50m long, while a round fired in a high angle trajectory would have a bursting radius of about 30 meters. Minimum high-angle range was 50 meters, to avoid endangering the firing crew.

 

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Are they still dangerous? Did you call some authorities?
Franz Bernhard

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All stuff from the war are dangerous,but there are not allowed people on the site usually :) 

Then nice friends came on the coal heap :)

 

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few good finds(Alethopteris plate) IMG_7059.thumb.JPG.f5be719a4bd28a4604c6ed56f84fea7c.JPG

 

 

Sphenophyllum 

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A nice Lepidodendron plate 

 

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A very big piece of Sigillaria trunk 

 

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And a small one :)

 

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A nice day :) 

 

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Good pieces.
  But those fossil pine cones can be very dangerous.. :unsure:

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On 7/10/2021 at 1:39 PM, FranzBernhard said:

Are they still dangerous? Did you call some authorities?
Franz Bernhard

Are they still dangerous? 

 


Franz Bernhard "deutsche qualitat"!

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The sphenophyllum plate after the prep,nice samples on the two sides :)IMG_9266.thumb.JPG.b546b924a87fc5faecfd5dfde8ee64ae.JPGIMG_9272.thumb.JPG.949f14feea70be5309fb110862128cfc.JPGIMG_9278.thumb.JPG.455aa20ed5b7a7a26ffd8a543fbce195.JPGIMG_9283.thumb.JPG.a8072b6167f08ffef84a47cdfceb37f7.JPG

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17 minutes ago, nala said:

Franz Bernhard "deutsche qualitat"!

LOL!! :default_rofl:

Glad, I am an Austrian :BigSmile:

Franz Bernhard

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Great report and finds, Gery!

I love that annularia/sphenophyllum plate!  :default_faint: :drool: 

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22 hours ago, nala said:

 

 


 

 

 

 

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Beautiful!

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Start the day with a smile and get it over with.

 

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