I found 2 Roman swords in israel and love to know about them

[osh_hope]

Well you learn something new everyday   I work lead quite a bit and have studied stoves but never come across this type with water in I can see how it works but heat and lead    anyway thanks for the information just keep it comeing. Here is a stove I made from Pompeii which in some way thought of this type or terracotta being used.

Hi, 
After swim around the sword area in the mornning- a new present from the sea.

Can you tell if it's roman ? 

(Also a video: https://youtu.be/FCa2KPUBN_g)

[Flavivs Aetivs]

This is a very significant find, there's probably a whole shipwreck down there, maybe a military ship. You say you're with the IAA so I presume it's already been reported?

These can't truly be identified until after cleaning, but considering their width Tony above is probably right, they probably are Mainz patterns of some sort. The stove you identified is also a huge find, don't pass that over.

[osh_hope]

This is a very significant find, there's probably a whole shipwreck down there, maybe a military ship. You say you're with the IAA so I presume it's already been reported?

These can't truly be identified until after cleaning, but considering their width Tony above is probably right, they probably are Mainz patterns of some sort. The stove you identified is also a huge find, don't pass that over.

I still wait for the IAA , unil then 4 things i the following video: https://youtu.be/ZRtfyyvmd5M

1. The stove in the water 

2. Bias of a wood anchor - by say bias i mean the part in the anchor that responsible for the ancohr the get an angle and stuck in the sand - the movie will talk  

3. Part of long nack amphora - is it roman style ? 

4. Special stone: carved column i think - can you tell is it's roman style ? (what look like rope aroun it already part of the stone - combnie)

https://youtu.be/ZRtfyyvmd5M

And sorry for my ensglish  
Shlomi