long lost 1853 home site found! (part 1)

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Metal detecting this long lost 1853 home site in the middle of a farm field revealed some amazing things as I meticulously combed in about every direction. The dirt was dry and hard and the targets were faint and quiet which is why ill be coming back when the ground is a little more wet. I did find some awesome things but that was the tip of the ice berg.
Music: western Call by Cody Francis
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24 сен 2022

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@susantoker7254 Год назад

Good relic hunt. That dirt was tough! Some of those decorative pieces were really cool!

@SodBustersMetalDetecting Год назад

Great hunt Brian congrats

@DirtBandit Год назад

Thank you Larry!

@norcaldigger348 Год назад

Nice relic's!

@DirtBandit Год назад

Thank you Danny!

@Metalman750BC Год назад

Never saw a suspender clip like that. Very nice!

@DirtBandit Год назад

Thank you. Same here. It was very unique.

@ridgenhollerrelics7369 Год назад

There has to be buttons and coins there? That or someone got there before you and picked out all coin and button signals!! Good luck buddy!!!

@DirtBandit Год назад

I know, there probably is. The ground was super dry and I didn't have a lot of time. Im going to wait till a solid week of rain and go back with my large coil. There will be a part 2. Thanks man.

@mr.wilson2127 Год назад

Hey there. I'm reading a book called Cry of the Eagle by Forest Wade. It's about Cherokee tribes and published in 1969. There's a map in there on a grid with sequential numbers but every other row increases in value from right to left. What kind of map is this? The picture is a cutout and the first grid row is numbered 3-11. In the next row the boxes are numbered 62-70 from right to left, so I can't tell how big the grid was, but at least from 1-61 I'm thinking.

@DirtBandit Год назад

Hey, that sounds like an awesome story. I'm thinking those grids are township maps but the ones I'm use to seeing are 1-36 in a big block. If your on facebook, look me up Brian May. I can probably help you get it figured out.