Relic Hunting In Karelia
Rare Viking Relic Find
Before resuming my relic hunt, I decided to have a breakfast and regain my physical strength at my "camp" which I set up inside the patch of tall grass.
A folding foam pad laid on the soft grass - all the comfort I needed to rest, or it could be used as a table during my meals.
A minute after I was done with breakfast, I was "back to work." With increasing daylight, I could better see where I had not scratched the ground yet or missed a spot. One such a spot yielded a third musketball.
The "unscratched" area was producing lots of junk because I knew that this was the hottest spot so far and now I was digging all junk signals. But there were still a good targets in between.
Then I dug up another button.
Plain Button, circa 18th Century
It turned out to be a Russian Imperial button marked with a design. It depicted a juridical pillar topped with a monarchical crown and inscribed with a word "Law."
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