E: okay. so it's recorded.
L: Ah!
All: laugh
K: I thought maybe it's an old plaster?
L: No.
E: Do you know what it is?
L. I know what it is.
K: You know what it is!!
L: Yes
K: What is it?
L: Michal what is it?
silence
L: You might know
silence
E: (laugh) he does
MS: mhmm
K: Oh god!
MS: I'm not sure. 
E: First I thought.....
silence
MS: It seems like organic something
E: Yeah
MS: What is this
L smiles in silence
E: I thought they were contact lenses
K: Oh god.
MS: I think it is from some stone, or some animal... animal, yeah?
L: Aha
MS: yeah
silence
MS: is this a skin of an animal? some..
silence
E: an insect?
MS: noo. I think it is from like.. Maybe it's from like a snake, no?
L: no
E: something that lives in the water?
L: yes
K: It's a fishscale?
L: yes!
E: really??
K: and you knew this??
E: how?
L: It's from a carp, and I think, some people hmm when they eat carp, I don't know, over Cristhmas or New Year I think sometimes they keep the scale, and it brings luck for the new year, or something like this. Or I don't know there's something connected, but it's definitelly a fishscale!
K: Oh wow! yeah they eat carp, carp is the traditional Cristhmas ohmm.
L: because no snake hase this big scales but the carps has this flat skin and then they have some scales like that.