Digging in the rain :)

[JeZoCoH]

And today i have found upper part for my luger I hope that is not part of Slovenian Cultural Heritage but i can ask my friend in National Museum, just to be sure.

[slados28]

Yeah, I'd guess it's only the actual definition of said "cultural heritage" that differs from country to country... All I know is that that here in Norway there's no particular laws restricting the digging of ww2 remnants/artifacts unless the actual place of digging is officially designated as an area that's a part of the Norwegian historic/cultural heritage--- off limits.

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And today i have found upper part for my luger I hope that is not part of Slovenian Cultural Heritage but i can ask my friend in National Museum, just to be sure.

Good stuff, great find!

[Dimas]

I'am sure this is nothing to be belonded to cultural heritage

[Dimas]

The laws may be forbid to search the cultural heritage, but no one can forbid to search the scrap metal. This metal looks like a scrap, and some of the peoples like we are - interested in that. But belive me, that is a only a drop in the ocean, salvaged from stupid scrap recycling

[Wagriff]

Hopefully, this question has now been answered satisfactorily and the matter is at rest.

[Scout]

And today i have found upper part for my luger I hope that is not part of Slovenian Cultural Heritage but i can ask my friend in National Museum, just to be sure.

Great, that you found the (a?) slide for your P08.

I've had the same expericene on a dig.

First my buddy found a mag (very good condition) for a PPSh along with a bolt for the same gun.

The hours later and several clicks away, he found a PPSh with the mag missing.

[JeZoCoH]

So German units and Croatian NDH units was actualy retreating together. I found this belt buckles on the same place.

[Datrus]

Very interesting find. We can learn much from digging

Regards, Lars

[napalm]

Make all the excuse's you want but all the above posters cant seem to arsed with the definition of 'culture, so it seems to give yourselves a license to choose for yourselves...

[SteveR]

Make all the excuse's you want but all the above posters cant seem to arsed with the definition of 'culture, so it seems to give yourselves a license to choose for yourselves...

Sounds like you are just looking for an argument.
I don't think anybody is going to look at this stuff like it is 2000 year old Roman artifacts.