Under an Old Civil War era house exploring with Trav & Zac. 

I know right, thanks brother man

Thanks brother man I can’t wait to show you all part2

Yessir you and me both brother I am getting after that well this week.

Haha maybe Rodney and kid danger will have us on an episode 😂 seriously though this stuff is what I live for brother man. One day there will be treasure 😃

I know we have found like 3 smashed 😢 somewhere hiding in that ash is atleast one intact one 🤞

Thanks, appreciate you brother man coming along on the adventure

🤣 I know but it beats being out in the heat sister lady 😂

@@CrickDiggersInc If you say so!

I didn’t think of an eye but it sure could be brother. It is so neat every find tells and bigger part of story. So far with the abundance of marbles and mason kids we know they had children and also were canning goods from the garden.

Hope you enjoyed it brother man and really appreciate your continued support in the vids and auctions. 😃

Zac actually made a real cool softer we are going to be using in the near future. Should be able to find some more awesome stuff under there.

Thanks brother man this time of year perfect under houses to stay out of the heat and I can’t wait to tackle this well dig.

I know brother so many rocks under there, what the heck was going on?

@CrickDiggersInc kind of seemed they cleared the yard or a field of rocks and trees them under house or could of been remnants of a previous structure who knows for sure

Absolutely I agree with you a flood or fire possibly. It’s very strange layered under there very old on very bottom under the black

@@CrickDiggersInc It's an amazing place.

In the well or around in the discard stuff???

Yes that’s exactly what I thought, any idea what is was for?

@@CrickDiggersInc I believe its artwork that went into a fram. I just checked on-line and someone is selling a lead original for $2500!! Type in: ANTIQUE LEONARDO DA VINCI LAST SUPPER LEAD PLATE This is a description I found on line. Victorian antique cast iron plaque, after the original painting done by Leonardo Da VInci. The English company, Coalbrookdale, made these between ca. 1840 - 1890. One like this hangs in the Coalbrookdale Museum of Art in Shropshire England, the birthplace of the industrial revolution. The plaques have since, and still are, being cheaply copied and mass reproduced by companies using aluminum, brass, copper plate, tin, etc., but this very impressive, very detailed, piece of art, is the one coveted by collectors. I was told that these were mostly found in churches.

Thanks brother man out there every chance we can get saving that history and telling its stories

Oh yes you are right I’m not sure if backwards or not but further cleaning will reveal . Cleanup will be on next vid

Zac and I thought the same thing very cool. Never even knew they had wooden tags like that. 😃

Gonna attempt masks next dig brother man see how it goes, definitely tuff to breathe but that well is calling me 😂

I was thinking the very same thing. Safety first brother man ❤

I agree very dangerous!

We definitely should be wearing masks your right, I’ll grab us some and see how it goes under there.

At least N95 masks but respirators with cartridges to filter it all out would be better brother man 👍

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Oh my I’m glad we didn’t encounter that 🤢 😂

You do a great job filming your finds. The harmonica fits in just right too

All Zac’s right there he’s a natural photographer and bottle digger. Yes was a pice to a pocket watch 😃

I agree with you we definitely need some masks on and try to always have plenty of fluids on hand at all the digs.

@@leattaslone1800 lol, you've never worked construction I see

Only my whole life but what in the world does that comment even mean ?

@@CrickDiggersInc most people don't care

Yes you are exactly right sister lady 😃

Trying very hard not to dig around order the supports. Plenty of area that is not support to dig and explore.

Thanks brother man appreciate you

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Heck yeah brother man wait till you see what we’re into now

We are in the original backyard before the addition was put on. Already dug the privys a while back nothing older than 1880s other than a great marble. Where we are now is gonna be insane. Wait till the next vid it’s gonna be wild (GOLD)