How YOU can find 1700s Treasure -(Trading post) Metal detecting for relics along the river. 

Very cool, would be fun to do some day.

Be safe 🙏 you both have Fun

I appreciate it. Will try to be more safe, got poison Ivey real bad from this video, I never learn lol.

If you need some help with the site let me know, add me on Facebook@Greysen Reimer- would be interested to see what else you find

Will do, might be a few month though. Got to wait for the poison Ivey to die off in the fall, learned my lesson this week.

So glad to see younger people embrace who was here before modern America was established and what it took to survive. Cool to see what screening uncovers what the detector won’t. How do you tell where the flint locks originated?

Was planning on doing a video of explaining electrolysis this winter, not the first person to ask me to do it sooner. Might have to. I post my finds cleaned up on my Facebook page. Check it out.

Good luck.

Hopefully you kept them, would be a shame if you threw them away.

I’m finding musketballs, flintlock pieces, square nails, indianheads, copper buttons silver buttons, bone and possibly some good trade silver, also stone arrowheads, trade shells and beads and pottery and ceramics

MN is some of the best trade hunting in the world. For whatever reason there’s tons of trade sites where you are. Stay close to the river Chanel and you’ll find sites, can’t really give you a awnser about how common trade silver is, all depends on the site, if it’s native French or British how early or late it is all depends. If you get on a good Native American village site you’ll find the most jewelry, that doesn’t necessarily mean silver alot of it is made from kettle scrap. All depends. Keep me posted, send me your finds would love to see them.

Sounds like trade to me. @greysen Reimer add me on Facebook would like to see what your finding can tell ya for sure then.

Yeah it’s a native village site and trade site I’ve found a lot of silver jewelry around here but I thought it was junk. But now I’m getting way more educated I’ll never leave anything like that behind again, hard to refind if you know what I mean

I love the copper and kettle stuff too and the iron stuff and lead etc. I just noticed a lot of silver when I first started detecting

Central Wisconsin, but I get around the state often. Just came from your part of the state today actually.

Nice!

Not a rivet, is a nail. Was wrong about it being a river in the video.

Thanks for your insight RK, was getting worried about you. It’s been a while sense you’ve reached out, hope you like the recent videos. Have been doing some new things. Thanks again. Greysen Reimer

I’m split, have been told it’s a trammel from a few other sources as well. Could also see it being a saw for ice or bone. It’s a mystery only time will tell.