It's theorized to be a combination toothpick and earwax scoop, worn around the neck. You can see that there are marine accretions that have yet to be cleaned off.
Hell. Maybe it's a marrow spoon. People were fond of eating marrow bones back then.
Monday, May 19, 2008
Shipwreck Blog: Santa Margarita, Florida Keys
Divers from Blue Water Adventures have found a strange artifact while on a hunt for the wreck of the Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de Santa Margarita:
It's theorized to be a combination toothpick and earwax scoop, worn around the neck. You can see that there are marine accretions that have yet to be cleaned off.
Hell. Maybe it's a marrow spoon. People were fond of eating marrow bones back then.
It's theorized to be a combination toothpick and earwax scoop, worn around the neck. You can see that there are marine accretions that have yet to be cleaned off.
Hell. Maybe it's a marrow spoon. People were fond of eating marrow bones back then.
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