Metal Detecting! Found South Carolina's Lost Colonial Treasure's! *Historical Artifacts* 

You young man are an inspiration to all young people to get out and dig. The history that you find amazes me. To see someone so young loving history the way you do warms my heart. Stay safe and keep saving our history someone has to.

Awesome video in good ol’ South Carolina!!!

Another awesome episode. Happy Hunting.

Thanks for sharing!👍

You need to hold a Q&A Briton. I have so many questions to ask you. Like how did you learn all of the history about the Civil War? Your knowledge is amazing!

Awesome hunt! Great location

sweet digs

The quality of the camera you are using in this vid is really really great!

That axe head!

You found some great stuff Britain! Enjoyed the video!

Nice video and great finds. New subscriber.

The glass is from a mason jar. Window glass is not curved. Lots of quartz are you sure those are worked. I like your videos, thanks for sharing!

Awesome finds !!!

Would you sell one on payments?

Great dig Britain, Like the gold button. That axe is great. Haven't seen one that large before. Nice artifacts. ty cul 73

Ciao amico 😉complimenti 💪🇮🇹

Never heard of your large penny, had ta look it up, sweet find. Nother great hunt Britain. 👊 Be safe, be well.

Good video. Did you post the link to Harley's channel? I didn't see it

Where did you guys get those shovels?

Where can i find a hand held metal detector like you have ???

Whats the "Don't click this" in sub notifications? Lol. Nice 2 day hunt. Thought ghost hunter was done with his channel. He was dormant for a long time. Went back and subbed. Keep them videos coming. What a nice field!

Enjoyed watching. Always like seeing what treasures you will find next. Wishing you all the best. Good luck, happy hunting and take care.

I'm from Anderson SC and the family and I have been metal detecting and I've been finding old melted what looks to be silver with different things on them .I don't really know what a lot of this stuff is .if possible get back with me and maybe we can bounce some pic back and forth it would be very helpful thanks and I'm a new subscriber for sure .

Great hunt!! I like that ax head and the silver quarter.

Cool sites and relics. That axe head is huge and should dispaly well.

i found axes 3 feet deep with this detector

I think you need help with the Indian relics. Show us a closer up of the "worked " edge .

Haha handling those comments like a pro! 😂 my fav was probably the axe head... fun sites!

Great finds great video.💖💖👍🙋‍♀️ Send me the link to Harleys channel. 👍Didn't see it in the description.

what part of SC were you in? what plantation? if you can say, if not I understand. I am in the low country on the Edisto river. been here all my 62 years, I guess you could say I am a "native American" I was born here! LOL! good video,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Very Awesome finds. That's some history right there. Your invited to check us out. #mondaydigs

hehehe wheatie excitement, stay away from my injuns lol

That axe head will make an awesome display piece! And who doesn't love digging military buttons !

Why do u ALWAYS SAY Civil War bullets when someone could have been hunting with that bullet 15 or even 20 yrs after the war ended?? Please explain how u know ?

Man that is a good site you have there. I'm in the Charleston SC area and the biggest problem I have is finding a good site. I'll pay you $35 per hour to take me out on one of your sites. Please consider my offer, thanks and happy hunting

Would love to join your group

None of those were arrowheads kid. Sorry to tell ya

Great finds, Britain, for both you fellas! Nice Native pieces, too! And just a heads up...this "Ted" person is a bot. It might be better not to respond to him...I enjoyed the video!😊💖

Son, l wouldn't attempt to keep up with you on colonial/civil war artifacts, but lndian artifacts l know a bit about. First, not every piece of worked stone is a "arrowhead" and l didn't really spot much in your haul of the real Mc Coy. There are many reference books with pictures to help you to become more knowledgeable of various lndian artifacts and there are many of them: scrapers, knives, spear points, sharp chippings used to butcher or to trim hides for clothing, and the list goes on and on. To call everything an arrowhead grates on the nerves of those of us that have hunted, found, traded for and studied stone artifacts for many decades.