While looking for arrowheads, I found what I think are pieces of a crashed airplane

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Hi guys....I'm really excited now!
About an hour ago, I tracked back out into the field to take one last look before fall and this is what I found:






This is 4 photos of the same piece. Although it looks rusty, it is not magnetic (except for the innermost nut) and is aluminum. Just curious what this part would go to. This time I did WIDE circles around where I found all the other pieces and slowly circled into the center. I found this piece tonight in the same 50 x 50 foot are I've found everything else. So far nothing outside that tiny area.
Kim
 
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Thanks guys! I requested the accident report yesterday so I'll see what they send me and report back. In the report, do they attempt to provide a more precise location or even include a map?
Thanks again!
Kim
 
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