Prometheus's dusty bookcase

[@CandlewickLibrary]

Very interesting books! I kept saying ooh that sounds good, 😂

[@BookZealots]

Thank you for the participating of your eye balls and interest. LOL -Prometheus. Me too! ~Erion

[@ThisLittleLightLife]

What a fantastic collection! And the Pearl Harbor book - what a treasure!

[@BookZealots]

Thank you. Amen. That Pearl Harbor book will forever stay in my collection. -Prometheus

[@tameygray7609]

Prometheus thank you for sharing !

[@BookZealots]

Thank you for watching and dropping a comment. I appreciate it. -Prometheus

[@user-iz6cc6lz3j-Vickie]

Interesting collection of books. A lot of Viking and ancient swords and tools have been found metal detecting. A couple found one believed to be 4000 years old.

[@BookZealots]

This is one of three of his bookcases. Oooh! That's really interesting. I'll him know. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍 Do you know where the tool was found that is believed to be 4000 years old?

[@user-iz6cc6lz3j-Vickie]

@@BookZealots Finland I think. There are a few KZbin metal detecting channels. One a guy found a sword in the sand on a beach here in the US I don’t remember where exactly. I never did hear if they decided exactly what kind of sword. They are always finding civil war stuff. One guy wanted to metal detect my farm since it is in the path of the fighting to Atlanta. Especially I told him about the Indian mounds. The chickamauga battlefield and lookout mountain is not far from here. I had relatives fighting on lookout mountain in the war. I’m sure there is stiff all around here on the farm. My great grandparents and grandparents had a dumping area back in the woods. My grandson has explored up there some but I’m sure there are snakes especially since there are 2 creeks. He wants a metal detector when I told him all the stuff people find.

[@BookZealots]

@@user-iz6cc6lz3j-Vickie Wow! All of that is so amazing. I love the history of the land you live on. What a treasure, no pun intended. But just the history alone, no what might be under ground, it is a treasure to live where you live. Thank you for sharing. I'll try and do a quick search to see about the sword found on the beach. Thank you for sharing.

[@angieandthegreatworld]

I don’t know when the last time was that I heard anyone use the word Russki. 😂 Prometheus made me laugh with that.

[@BookZealots]

Hi Angie, He says he's happy to be a source of your laughter. I asked him why he says Russki and he says he likes it, because it's a word from the 1920's and he thinks it sounds better. Thank you for dropping in. I'm watching your video now. ~Erion