Metal Detecting My Oldest Colonial Artifact 400 yrs Old 

I would love to sit out in the woods in the middle of a colonial site just to get a feel of what it was like back then. Of course, there probably weren't as many trees since they would have burned a lot of them, BUT STILL....just to be out there. Thank you Thiltzy1 for taking us there! :D

Glad your back!!!!! Love your finds!!!!

Top notch video! Loved the intro as well, really defines our passion.

Great work on the video Todd. That intro was very good. Congrats on your oldest relic, that's a fantastic find.

Amazing Todd! I cannot get over that spear point! Wow! Killer spoon too! Don't see those come up too often

Fantastic hunt Todd! Not only was that Kettle Point in great shape but the Trime is an amazing find also!

That point is a beautiful and historic find! Congratulations!

Great Finds , Enjoyed watching, keep it up...

First time viewer. Nice job!

Really nice finds. The point and the spoon...Very cool

Love the beginning narration. The Kettle point is an awesome recovery.

Nice kettle point! Trime! Coppers! The complete pewter spoon a very rare find! Very nice! keep the videos coming and Good luck!

Great finds, and video Todd That point was amazing, congrats!

Awesome point, had never even heard of such a point. Thanks for sharing!

Amazing finds. Love that arrow point!

Very exciting...wish it was longer..conrats on the nice finds.

Very cool guy's, Todd really like the lead narrative in the beginning that was great. Unbelievable finds wow... Keep it up guy's! HH

Sweet set of hunts, nice old colonial items! Gratz on the kettle point!

Those were incredible digs you got there Todd!!!!! I've never found a spearpoint and that's one thing people find on rare occasions in my neck of the woods, maybe someday :)

Todd, that was a sweet find. Way to go and that spoon was very nice also. Congrats on a job well done. I love how you started out this video, nice.

Awesome video guys. Congrats on those great finds.

You really do beautiful work so to speak .. like your videos and obviously your finds and narrating Todd .... take care bro Jim B

Fantastic hunt Todd! The kettle point and complete rat tail type spoon are incredible!

How did I miss this video?? Nicely done, Todd, love the trime and the kettle point!!

Wow that kettle point is cool.

amazing video you guys rock very well said and presented... Greg... Awesome finds

Nice looking 3 cent piece - bucket lister for me

thiltzy1 Always a logical explanation. Could easily fool a non skeptic. lol... great video.

Loved the presentation awesome finds Todd!! I saw the 3 finger and went Dam a KGIII wow unreal the whole show unreal.Some amazing finds. Couldn't wait til another one of your vids.pop up. Hey you stole my door to door line, I think I'm going to patent it.How do you feel about preserving history? That gets the home owner talking everytime. GL+HH Paul

nice job Todd! congrats on the kettle point!

Those rocky area cellar holes could have been built by Trappers or Hunters. Great hunt, I'd like to travel that direction some day.

Great finds and videos

Nice finds...cool video!

great hunt and finds. please let the local historical society know when you find old graves so they can get documented. These finds are worth more than gold to their descendants. :)

Very nice hunts. Great finds and great video. Just found your site and subbed you.

Spearpoint? No. Maybe for a tribe of pygmies. Arrowhead, yes. Very cool find.

Good idea!

very nice Todd.

Great stuff Todd, I dug a copper thingy that looked a lot like your spear point but never knew what it was and can't find it now... grrrr. that would suck if it was one and I tossed it due to ignorance... looked like clipped sheet copper scrap to me at the time. Great vid, nice digs.

Awesome sites, fun group, great finds and a fantastic production. Love the music and narration. I am much newer to RU-vid and truly appreciate the work and results of others. I subbed ya bro. Happy Detectin' & Diggin' - Desert Detective

100% pewter 925. Awesome hunt! Cheers

Sweet finds and great intro!Thanks for sharing the passion! HH

I really enjoyed the video. One suggestion if I may. Try to find what is slapping against your camera mike. It's really loud. Especially when you have your headphones on so as to not wake the little woman. Loving your videos. God Bless !

Well done!

Another nice video as always, and like the new soundtracks. Happy to see you get that kettle point...really a great find. As a side note if you do a Google search on Daniel Chase/Rhode Island/died 1813 the first hit may be your guy. Looks like he served in the Rev. War.

HI, Great videos!! just subbed. I just bought an MXT Pro. still learning the machine, have you ever done a 'Tips and tricks' for the MXT vid? Also if its not too much to ask, can you show what you have the machine set at in the video prior to each hunt? Thanks.

Great hunt guy, congrats

Maybe the grave site belongs to Daniel Chase the son of James Chase and Jane Rundlett who died september 4th 1813 in Middletown, Rhode Island.

So what was that last coin it looked like a half cent....And i say that because last week I found a 1774 half cent in my front yard here on Long Island..It was a one in a million find here where i live....but my first oldie and boy was shocked...great videos guys.

in the 400 year artifact video at 9 min ,31 seconds at the grave site I swear a ghost passes behind everyone. Crazy.....

Nice Trime and Indian artifact

Ha ha those are my cousin's graves, My ggg grandfather was a Daniel Chase but not that one. William Chase came to Yarmoth, MA just after the Pilgrims. My ggg grandfather commanded the artillery at Vicksburg

I'm no expert on EVPs, but check out the 10:00 minute mark on the video.. A voice says ..." I AM WAITING AND WATCHING FOR YOU" plain as daylight. I can't decipher the 3 words that were said before that. Am I crazy? Tell me what you think.

I think I have one of those Arrow heads . How can you be sure it is what it is ? Can I send you a pic ? My town was settled in early 1600 and Indians lived all over here

Found a 1787 king George 3 sixpence old house

Know of 5 good cologne sites in VT. There are many more. Keep up the great work. Thanks from VERMONT. Hit me up if interested.

Cannot hear you turn your volume up or speak up

I am no expert, but I do not understand why you travel with your detectors on your shoulders. You may wish to skim over the manual.