A Strange Sink Hole in a Field Leads to a Historic Discovery in the Ruins of an 1870s Military Camp 

Tip number 1 Follow the Smell.

Even having a large on line course. Do they have these outhouses in UK, we are so built up in UK.

He should tell us how he goes about getting permission

@@barrywainwright3391pretty sure he’s said that many times…. He asks the home/property owner. He’s said he gives them some of what he finds as payment

I agree that would fantastic

The beer bottles look like they could have a 24oz. capacity.

How awesome!!!

My Father's side my great-grandfather was a confederate soldier who survived. My mother's side great-grandfather was a Union soldier. I'm pretty sure he was captured but survived the war. My great-grandfather on my father's side also on four slaves. One of his slaves lived to be 109 years old. We did research on our family history. I guess when his slaves we're told they were free, they did not want to leave. Also on my great-grandfather's deathbed family and his slaves all stood around his bed. From what we researched he treated them more like family than property. for somebody to live to be a hundred and nine they must have been treated well. Thank God.

Which dump? I dug a bit in the one under the (then) uncompleted overpasses and ramps near the north end of the Arboretum. There was another located, IIRC, between the Rainier Brewery and where the Kingdome was to be built. I intended to dig there after learning of the plans to build the stadium, but got too involved in helping my folks make a go of a small business in Port Angeles. I think I made one walk through that area after the preparatory demolitions had begun, early 1970s, but never got back to try any digging.

I remember late 70's when the bottom fell out of the bottle business couldn't give them away so many every shop had some

Gotta wonder what the treasure hunters of 2150 will be thinking when they dig up the rubbish mounds we're building these days. Not quite the same romance and wonder I think?

When the toilet paper is still there id say he probably can get a good whiff of what that hole was used for😬😂

Yeah, beer was pretty much considered a necessity for soldiers instead of a luxury.

haha yeah some things never change! god i wish i could go back in time and see what it was like.. im sure someday people we be saying the same thing about your service! well thank you for serving and thanks for watching!!!

The fun must be in the hunt. I can relate to that.

Good question. If so the officers may well have fancier things in theirs. He's not finding many food bottles. It makes me wonder if the cooks had a separate one, too. I wonder if he'll find more nearby somewhere.