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Great digs! Rk.

Top piece is a candle snuffer

Just curious where you look up your maker marks on your iron knife blades you find?

You are so fortunate to be in an area to find such great artifacts.

I got a lot of that Brown sanded soil IHP come out looking great

I found the old tomahawk, unfortunately mine only had half was broken off. I guess it was I mean, unless it was just one and they tied it like that you know it could’ve been just one. I used it. Let me know if you think it was used like that I appreciate your knowledge .

I found the old tomahawk, unfortunately mine only had half was broken off. I guess it was I mean, unless it was just one and they tied it like that you know it could’ve been just one. I used it. Let me know if you think it was used like that I appreciate your knowledge .

Thought I had some great permission s

I don't know what I envy you more: the finds... or the beautiful, loose dirt! Here in East Tennessee, we have lots of red/brown clay and chert! Thanks for sharing your awesome finds with us!

What an awesome place to dig!!!! 😀 Nice days digging mate 😃👍⛏️

Really awesome finds! Rk.

Glad to see someone else knows what an ox shoe looks like.

Great finds!

Congrats I feel like you continue to top yourself what an amazing bunch of artifacts!!!!!!!

Eric, thanks for showing all your incredible finds. I recently stumbled on a site and pulled two Jesuit rings, some musket pieces and a French flip knife blade. Just curious how you clean your finds to look so good in your wrap up? Any chance you would do a video on that? Take care and good hunting!

Heck of a hunt - tremendous finds!

Super finds cheif! Rk.

Love 'em all the cup is something very nice! South of you I just dug a silver trade ring with interesting designs on a new river permission, planning on XRF scan. Nicely done ✅

man you have an amazing area to dig some history thank you for sharing .

Eric, Your new location is loaded. what cool artifacts, WOW I am amazed at the variety . The Tomahawk is my favorite. Thanks for taking us along. Keep up the good work.

Absolutely love your finds and so appreciate your efforts to share with me

Leave it on the root!! 🤗

Incredible finding so many great finds….wow 😮

Check in a radius around that utensil handle??

Awesome job

You have some great spots lucky you

I've found some really old and pretty rare shotshell headstamps. Your trash bucket could be littered with some

Kinda funny u always find shit

Great hunt very awesome finds are you hunting on private property and how did you get your information on your sites I would love to know your tips cuz your always finding amazing stuff God Bless and happy dirt fishin…Virgil

How fortunate you are to be amongst such rich history! Absolutely love your finds. And the variety is crazy. I would have been going bonkers just like you! lol Congrats!

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Another great adventure!

Great finds. Thanks for sharing!!!

The Maria Theresa thaler is one of the most recognizable coins of nusimatics. First minted 1780 and was minted with this date for many years to come.

Awesome finds ! Beautiful historical tresures ! Congrats !

Another incredible hunt!!!!!!

Some amazin finds

I love that serpert side plate and the Jesuit ring is sick

Your video format is a lot like Brad’s from green mountain and that’s a good thing. Keep up the good work!

I have found that working a site, and you think you have it all cleaned out, but then a lightning storm comes through and charges the ground and makes everything glow in the ground, so a place is never really all cleaned out!

I’ve done a couple of trips to England, and there they called the round broach with the pin, an annular broach. My brother lives in the Gaylord area and we have done some fun trips in that area. Thanks for your videos!

Okay I'm coming to Michigan I'm from Georgia and I bet you that good soil y'all got up there yeah it's better than digging this soil down here on Georgia red clay

I'm not authority at all, but that mystery copper object that's the hollow "cone" with the little "bracket"-ish thing on the narrow end looks a lot like a trecking pan. Sometimes the handle would fold, sometimes they wouldn't but looks like it was made to go onto a stick and be heated over a fire. Maybe that's what some of the rest of your copper slaw is... the remains of an old pan! hahaha. Great video as always. Wish I could come up and detect with you some day!

Hell of a day dude... seriously. New sub... P.S no need to guess the oil lamp date.... it's written on the winder the patent info

That was a cool watch fob, I think it has the great seal of the British Army.

Nice brooch!

Great work Eric!!

Love those finds. Wow! I’m in Boise Idaho. The only way I could get stuff like that, would be fur trapping routes. Do you have any advice on how I could obtain information on routes? Historical Society? We have one near my place. Thank for saving. Those rings are super crude, cool,! All day, everyday. Marvin.

We find many oxen shoes here in New Hampshire. The one you found is in outstanding condition. Congratulations.

Target rich environment you have! Awesome finds! Rk.