Buried Under the Yard for 150 Years 

Those doll heads do really get my imagination going. There could be so many reasons they were thrown down there. Keep making the great content! You’re videos are so addicting.

Amazing dig! The doll heads are pretty special! Fun watching...

Excellent stuff man. I really like the historical information that you provide

This is the best preservation history videos I’ve ever seen your an amazing guy hats off to you without you no one would have even known ,thank you Tom for spending your time to persevere history for us

It is amazing how you not only find the privy, but dig it out gently. Wonderful finds once again.

Thanks for all the videos nice pit finding all of them doll heads in one spot is pretty cool and how complete they were

Awesome finds once again 👏 Your energy during the digs is fun to watch. At the risk of sounding like a father...it's nice to see the gloves on while pulling out the glass 👍

Hi Tom and Jake, Well documented video. It is so interesting that you could dig someone's privy and document a lot about the family. You knew they drank quite a bit. They didn't use a lot of medicine, especially quack cures. There wasn't a lot of personal items. There has to be another privy or trash pit that would of held other garbage since there is usually shoes or other personal properties. I was surprised to know that hydrogen peroxide was isolated in 1818, but not manufactured way later in 1875. Didn't they know what they had there, it could've been beneficial earlier. What did you do with the doll pieces? They were eerie looking. If you didn't know better a person could have thought that the large doll head was human. Sorry for taking up your time, but it was fascinating and all the added info has you deep thought. This video was sweet since it was longer too. Keep up the great work, I'm loving what you're producing. Take care gentlemen. ✌

Nice video today guys. Some great finds. As usual, no shortage of liquor bottles. LOL Those Porcelain doll heads was in pretty decent condition considering age and being buried so long. Now I had to laugh when Tom dug up that old freezer top. He's looking at it, brushing it off, and sees freezer on it. "Gonna have to look this up" As soon as i saw it the memories started to come forward. Sunday dinners and "Who wants Ice cream"?? Well you want it, then got to help make it................. My arms still sore from cranking those things. LOL But worth all the effort........... Man those made some of the best Ice Cream ever. Depending on the recipe of course.

I really enjoy watching you dig !! I have N.Dakota roots. Thanks for sharing. And keep having fun !! What a haul !!!!

My spouse and I love your channel. We hope you can continue to dig and produce videos for years to come! We'd love to hear more about you personally, how you learned so much about old bottles, how you learned to probe the sites. If you get to a point where you can't dig, you could always just do educational videos. What happens to all the broken shards of ironstone and other relics? We'd love to see follow up photos of that stuff. Again, great job!

I can watch u all day. The history u r digging up is so awesome!!! Keep on digging!!

I really enjoy your digs. You have the absolute best digging videos online ! Love your informative way you do them. Your "circa" dates are spot on. So many other digging videos online that the diggers have no clue on their dates like " Crick diggers" You are the best , keep up the great work !

Love this video! Everything is done so professionally and I truly appreciate that! Thank you Tom and Jake for another job so well done!

Been following you for a while tenacity is so awesome caz sometimes it pays off. I'm getting close to my 70s and loved doing this when I was your age keep the videos coming boom or bust!!! 💯👍👍👍

I enjoy your videos. Have dug over 4000 over the years. I like the company information you add to the videos. I would enjoy joining you on a dig sometime. You can have the bottles, just would enjoy meeting you guys

Raised Aberdeen, Enjoy your videos, thanks 👍💃🏼

Your calm and professional attitude is greatly appreciated.. Stay safe...

🥇🥇Thanks Tom GREAT VID

ENJOYED WATCHING

I can't stop watching this show.. thanks

Awesome seeing the mason jar come up whole (well for those of us watching from home anyway 😜) Q & A What’s your favorite find (so far) And what’s the most odd/weird/unexpected (non bottle) item you’ve found down a hole?

Fun dig. For me anyway! I get to watch and enjoy! Great finds! Thanks for taking us along!

Wow! You work hard! Great finds! Great videos. I’m inspired!

good way to spend the day. doll heads really lol.alot of whiskey bottles may of had to much money.good video today.stay safe,God bless brother

Great dig guys love the doll heads!

Cool video and finds congratulations have a great day brother

Great video, the finds are just a couple inches below the surface, enjoy them all

Your videos always so interesting, thank you for sharing.

Love the flasks. Thanks for sharing 👍⛏

BADASSERY as always man !!!

The Best treasure digging channel on youtube

Been watching you all afternoon. You either have very good finds or you’ve saved the up and posted. Keep going. I will be watching. Since I’m almost 69 I’ve seen a lot of you questioned finds

It’s obvious by watching you work that you’ve realized you don’t try to muscle a bottle loose from the soil. If a bottle is cracked, it will most definitely shatter making it a scalpel for bare hands, or even through gloves. Since they didn’t have super glue back then, their loss is your gain😜. Your videos are a pleasure to watch. I wish you all the luck in finding that one pot of gold bottle or artifact. Keep your cool videos coming, and thanks for sharing.

Cool finds 👍👏💛

Love watching you channel ❤️

Great dig, some odd pieces, Thank you.

Very cool how you put the history of Ontrapunours of that time starting out ! 🙂 And if the business is still going!

Another board of nice bottles, great work👍🙂

Great Dig, Great Finds, love your channel your GREAT

Watched again, still nice!

wow what a long video! awesome job! thanks for sharing

That's crazy to find all of those creepy doll heads together like that. Almost like it was the burial ground for dolls.

I love the adventure of your treasure finds. When and where do we get to see the beautiful sparkling bottles cleaned up to display and maybe purchase?

Wow this is one of your best videos so far!

New subscriber. Thanks for taking me along.

Still Nice!

So good!

Really cool 💕👵

Nice job guys.

It would be really cool to see your documentation on this! You should make a video about how you record this data

Loved the dig, and the history. As a Minnesotan, it's interesting to see what you dig up relating to St Paul and Minneapolis. Be safe, enjoy the summer digging season!

Wow! This guy make $$$$$$! Keep it up more digging! Like watch more video! U guys awesome!

Cool dig. I like how you use a digging stick or dowel for safely getting the bottles out. We always used a potato rake and often ended up scratching the glass. Also interesting the types of things you dig up compared to what we would dig up in New Hampshire. Stuff out there traveled a long way to get there. We would find a lot of milks, medicines, and more bitters type stuff.

My Dad Worked Construction n Always Brought Old Bottles Home n I Display In My House. Xoxo ☮️ ❤

Just as nice the second time around!

Lots of goodies !

Wow would love that kind of score. Just the flasks alone would of made my week. To find that many almost intact doll heads was amazing.

I really enjoy ur videos

I really enjoy your videos, would love to see one of you cleaning up all the bottles from a dig.

Tom, Galvan was from my home town Lima Ohio, he invented Galvannaion, still doing gard rails to this day

Nice!

The "Below the Plains" drinking game is going to require a shot every time Tom says "use layer."

I have used the freezer like you found as a kid. Although a lot newer model!

I just wanted to comment and say big up yaself to the man that used the phrase "this dig gets crazy" mad respect bro!!

good video

👍 nice job fellas!

very interesting what you find.

Nice one

Wow cool you dig and found many many glass bottles LOL so need try find coins and rings and bones and gold and skulls somewhere.

Wow,wow ❤

Great video!!!When children were sick sometimes they would throw their toys away and burn their blankets get rid of them monkeypox

I like reading the info but print could be a bit bigger? Great job on Mason jar and Amber's are so cool. ✌❤

I watched eight commercials. Congratulations, you are drawing a good amount of advertisers. Enjoyed the dig I was partial to the yellow one utilizing a Chinese name, probably to get people to think of the mysterious oriental and ancient cures. Maybe. By the quality of the glass eyes, they were expensive dolls.

Im sitting here looking at an Atlas Mason full of Mob Boss. Cool video.

The combination of liquor bottles, quack cure bottles (with lots of alcohol and opiates), and the doll heads all on one row tell such a sad story. Dolls like that were very expensive - the eyes are hand-made.

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I can picture some little Girl going to the Privy and accidentally dropping her Dolly in 😞 Would you want to part with some of those Tiny Bottles? For a Price of course..Dickinson ND Bottle is a keeper for sure!! Another AWESOME video!!

Be sure to save ALL those doll heads. They are worth some good $$. The damage to the back base on them can be repaired. People pay top dollar for old doll heads. Especially those that still have the eyes. This was a great dig guys. Lots of really good finds.

The 32 oz medicine bottle could also be for druggists use. He could have distributed smaller amounts from that large one. Great stuff found. ❤️🇺🇸

I have 1 question. Is this how you make a living selling the bottles and other things? Just curious... Your content is fabulous and amazing!!! Just keep up the grea4 work!!! I Love your Channel!! God Bless!!!

Amazeing finds what do u do with bottles once you’ve dug them out .

Maybe the child died and the parents couldn't stand to see the dolls around any longer. Might explain all the liquor bottles above them.

That’s a great digging tool- the two pronged scraper!

Love these videos. Would love to know where all these bottles are kept must have thousands.

Love watching this. I'm still watching so you may answer this in the video. Just wondering how you decided in that exact location in that small square. I am going to buy a property there built in 1901. I can't wait to metal detect the yard if I get it. Be my luck you've already excavated it - lol.

I love the doll heads. You sure waste no time, interesting dig. I like your format-text info on the side, not a lot of excess talking about each item. Thanks.

Awesome video! I just found your channel and subscribed. I was wondering if you know when people stoped smoking clay pipes regularly. I do some metal detecting and sometimes find pieces of pipes digging. I am going to have to try to find a privy and dig it sometime. Thanks.

Boy howdy! Y'all kept going thru layer after layer it got so i was expectin a Ming Dynasty bottle. :-) Out west here i was working at an old gold mill once and we found a few "Cryus Noble" whiskey bottles. The bidding war was on, i thought some of these people were going to shoot each other. Y'all got a museum? Store? What do you do with all them thar bottles? Great video! Enjoyed.

Hope you clean the bottle up what do you do with the things you find cool bottles you find

What DID become of the doll heads? I'm hoping someone, somewhere, wanted to give them some love again.

Hello boys! 🍺😎🍺

I’m so envious, do you sell the bottles you don’t keep

Wow

I'm so shocked. I always thought if I litter, that the trash just disappears....... lol

What value do these old whiskey bottles fetch? say machine made around the turn of the century? Range? I'm sure condition is king so from this dig what is the most valuable bottle? At 17:22 that is an ice cream freezer gear box

I keep thinking and wondering about poison bottles. Why would people buy them? To poison critters or disagreable neighbors? But I get a lot of enjoyment watching your digs and finds.

Call me ignorant on this digging, but please, tell me how you know where to dig? Did everyone have their own pit in which they threw their unwanted items?

In Arizona I found one on top of the ground..

Have you ever sifted the dirt? I wonder what you would find?