Great video Aqua! I know I am only 14, but finding things has been one of my passions for around 8 years. All I can remember is talking about archaeology and Egyptology from a young age, and it’s been my dream. I always get out hunting for new finds to add to my collection whenever I have the chance, and even watching your videos I get that buzz of excitement when you get a good find. Thanks for being one of those RUclipsrs who inspired me from a young age! ❤
On the river looking for old bottles. I find a few. Thanks for watching! Special thanks to all of my supporters over on Patreon! Follow Chigg’s Army! My Patreon: www.patreon.com/aquachigger Instagram: instagram.com/aquachigger/ Facebook: facebook.com/chiggsarmy/ Twitter: twitter.com/BeauOuimette T-Shirts: www.bonfire.com/store/aquachigger/ Thanks for watching…. The Chigg
Those bottles run from the 1880's to 1930's from what I can see, definitely has to be some good ones in there. I thought I saw a Hobbleskirt Coke bottle in there somewhere, definitely pick those up.... Some are worth a few hundred dollars depending on what city they're from
Loved the underwater action in this video! Had to come up for air a few times when I couldn't hold my breath any longer. Maybe next time, you could flip over some of the pieces of plates and pottery that are down there to see if they're plain or patterned. I was yelling, "Chigg, turn over that piece of plate!" whenever your hand was near a piece.
I have collected pieces of ceramic dishware from old mine camps, railroad section houses, homesteads, etc in the Mojave Desert for decades. Some are quite ornate.
Went out on the tippecanoe river in northern Indiana and found a local brewery bottle. The brewery closed before prohibition so it was definitely a cool find! Thanks for the videos that inspired me to go looking!
When Brandon at Adventure Archeology sees this he's going to go nuts! The possibility of what might be buried deeper on the banks might call for further exploration.
I was literally thinking the exact same thing as I'm watching the video lol 😆. Brandon would literally have a field day going through all those bottles.
Hello Mr. Chigg, yeah it looks like you found a few bottles. The ones that stands out is the glass milk container that’s pretty old I remember we used to get that turned in and get a new one when I was under 10 years old. It’s a lot of fun to go looking for bottles, but you’re right you should’ve had gloves on. But I do look forward to watching you pick through those bottles again sometime in the near future. Thanks again, Kathy
Chiggs great bottle video. We would love to tackle that clean up, but you only have so many resources for help with that amount of glass. I know dumps were by water incase the caught fire. But still sad it all ends up in our waterways from the erosion.
Cool stuff Beau, in the UK we dont get anywhere near as many bottles in rivers and streams apart from in big cities. From what i gather, the embossed bottles ( especially rare pharmacies or shops), certainly hutches and rare town or straight sided Cokes/ Pepsi's or sodas etc are what people are after.
These are modern machine made bottles, there's loads of dumps on the sides of rivers where the bottles make there way into the water, lots of marshland as been reclaimed by Victorian dumping, in the mid 1970s we dug out on whole section of river that had been filled in so they could change the course of the river.
Held my breath the whole time. About killed me. What an exciting adventure! Almost as much fun as watching a video of a guy swatting flies in a garbage dump.
A lot of nice bottles that were damaged, but I know from a previous video you are able to repurpose some of them. I've never needed to have everything in my collections be perfect (neither am I), whether it's a chip, crack, dent, or otherwise. I just appreciate having examples of history and/or work that was done by hand. Thanks for another adventure.
Another great video. Thanks. I saw that you missed a few and I'm glad that you are going back. Some of the blue bottles, even broken, can be cut down, if necessary, and used as "tea lights" . I hear that they sell quite well. On a different topic, have any of your treasure hunting associates ever thought about getting together once or twice a year and doing a treasure hunt/river clean -up? Would be great national publicity for all. Be safe and many blessings.
It's very sad to see rivers like this in Washington state me the wife and kid take a contractor bag every time we head to the river and collect as much junk as we can
It's everywhere, streams, rivers, lakes and oceans all over the world. The Great Lakes are now full of micro plastic thanks to plastic bottles. At least the glass doesn't break down like plastic does.
I too live in WA state eastern side Columbia river and snake area. My children were raised to take a garbage bag to our favorite spots on the river unfortunately we could take ten bags and not pick up half of the trash left by others these days seems to get worse every year. We will keep at it guess we need to bring more bags and get a bigger boat.
Wow chigg, so many bottles. You could just make a week of videos going through all the bottles an relics in this creek/river. Lots of china shards an pottery pieces as well. The more you dig the more your going to uncover. Yes, i would definitely go back an search it and detect it to see what else there is to be found. We just never know till we search it all out. An maybe dig the banks a bit. Great video chigg. Have an awesome week. An congrats on all the finds so far. Catch ya on your next adventure. 😁👍👍
As a treasure hunter, I can tell you this. There are many many many good bottles left in that river. I would want to go there when I could spend a couple of days there. Camp out overnight maybe. Pull every bottle out of the river. You will leave with a nice small collection of spectacular bottles.
Beautiful clear water in that stream. Hey look at the bottles laid out on the dirt at the videos end: looks like the shape of the USA minus Maine and Florida lol. That water looks so refreshing.
What a treasure trove mate - some nice history there in the bed of the river and nice there is so many complete bottles. Love the old embossed examples. Nice 'woops' moment early on well caught LOL. Happy Fossicking mate! Warren.
Beau, I'm glad you found some keepers! Definitely go back!!! I agree with another poster here, you need to invite Brandon from Adventure Archeology for a proper excavation!💖
Love the bottle videos! Go back; BUT try and find the land source of the dump these likely washed out from n do a video (or not). Should they to find the source tho! Might be a fun expedition! Either way man keep it up I've been following you for years now and I watch every video!
Those are mainly from the 1920s to 1930s and only certain ones are worth keeping. The milk bottles that are embossed with the name of the dairy are good. The color glass bottles with cork tops can be decent if cleaned. The screw-top bottles are usually the newest ones and not worth much. There were a lot of cork-top panel medicines, which are plentiful, but the ones that are embossed and/or colored glass are worth keeping. The beer bottles and sodas with embossing are worth keeping. There may be an older part of the dump, which would be worth looking for. Have fun!
Dang Beau, The water that day was excellent, proverbial Gin clear. that one piece of metal looked kinda' like a bowie w/ a rat tail tang. The camera really worked well, nice images. Thanks for sharing.
When you find piles like this, it's often where people back before modern trash collection would save up all the non burnable/non compostable trash all year, then in winter would carry it out onto lake or river ice and just leave it. In Spring, ice melts, trash is gone without needing to dig a hole or pursue other labor intensive disposal methods... The bottom of a Lake with resorts going back to before USA civil war I used to dive in was like a time capsule. Whole crates of torpedo wine bottles & etc., just sitting there.
I have never seen a river with so much trash in the bottom. Our creeks and rivers do not have near that much trash on the bottom. I,m not referring to the bottles as trash, that is Amazing.
The collection of the bottles is interesting but for me the best thing about it is the peacefulness of the water. If I was there I would probably have to bring out a little tent and stay a little while. This would also be a great pastime for us retired folks. And in my opinion you should go back and look some more. What state is this in?
The sound at 15:03 reminds me of old episodes of the 6 million dollar man when Steve knocked the face off of the cyborg.That used to scare the hell out of me as a child.Gave me a flashback lol
Another good video! If you do another bottle one could you break down for us what makes a bottle a keeper? Not crazy detailed but maybe just the things that pop out to make us aware of what to look for. I am knew to relic hunting and just starting to learn about bottles.
Great video Aqua! I know I am only 14, but finding things has been one of my passions for around 8 years. All I can remember is talking about archaeology and Egyptology from a young age, and it’s been my dream. I always get out hunting for new finds to add to my collection whenever I have the chance, and even watching your videos I get that buzz of excitement when you get a good find. Thanks for being one of those RUclipsrs who inspired me from a young age! ❤
I'm happy to hear that. Good luck following your dreams!
You passed right by a hutch and I was screaming! Yes, go back you missed some!
On the river looking for old bottles. I find a few. Thanks for watching!
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Those bottles run from the 1880's to 1930's from what I can see, definitely has to be some good ones in there. I thought I saw a Hobbleskirt Coke bottle in there somewhere, definitely pick those up.... Some are worth a few hundred dollars depending on what city they're from
could go back an dig in the dump on the bank and be the one picking through the good stuff
Nice haul! You got some good ones. I Definitely would go back for another look
Always here. Some nice bottles they real old. Thanks. Stay safe.
Loved the underwater action in this video! Had to come up for air a few times when I couldn't hold my breath any longer.
Maybe next time, you could flip over some of the pieces of plates and pottery that are down there to see if they're plain or patterned. I was yelling, "Chigg, turn over that piece of plate!" whenever your hand was near a piece.
I have collected pieces of ceramic dishware from old mine camps, railroad section houses, homesteads, etc in the Mojave Desert for decades. Some are quite ornate.
Lol ya it almost makes me feel like I'm under water and need to gasp for breath lol
I'm with you.
Went out on the tippecanoe river in northern Indiana and found a local brewery bottle. The brewery closed before prohibition so it was definitely a cool find! Thanks for the videos that inspired me to go looking!
The entire time I spent watching Chigg on this video my mind was singing softly "Message In A Bottle" by Sting!! Hahaha!!!
Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for joining me.
This is exactly what I'm doing today. It's great to see others with the same passion for our streams.
So many bottles! The blue ones are my favorite,
I have found & sold many bottles from old dumps. Never thought of finding them in a river. Thanks for the video. Stay safe out there.
The rivers are loaded with them. This particular spot was picked over a couple years ago though.
Have a look at Brandon's you tube vids at antique archeology he does a lot of creek walks.
@@cyberleaderandy1 Adventure
I love those old ink bottles.
When Brandon at Adventure Archeology sees this he's going to go nuts! The possibility of what might be buried deeper on the banks might call for further exploration.
I was literally thinking the exact same thing as I'm watching the video lol 😆. Brandon would literally have a field day going through all those bottles.
Somehow I keep missing my invite 😂🤣
Hello Mr. Chigg, yeah it looks like you found a few bottles. The ones that stands out is the glass milk container that’s pretty old I remember we used to get that turned in and get a new one when I was under 10 years old. It’s a lot of fun to go looking for bottles, but you’re right you should’ve had gloves on. But I do look forward to watching you pick through those bottles again sometime in the near future. Thanks again, Kathy
Always an adventure! Thanks!
Definitely go back Chigg. I think they did like you and was amazed like you and left a bunch behind.
People collect the broken dishes too
Have a great dat
Thanks for your videos
I just love the under water videos...I love the sounds too
Glad you found some keepers, I don't think I've ever seen so many bottles in one place!
I really like that giraffe on the bottom how much lol
We collect. You have a great place for finding bottle. I'd be there for days.
Chiggs great bottle video. We would love to tackle that clean up, but you only have so many resources for help with that amount of glass. I know dumps were by water incase the caught fire. But still sad it all ends up in our waterways from the erosion.
Love those sunglasses Chigg. 👍
Wonderful clarity in that water
Bottles galore! I like a nice old blue bottle with bubbles!
Holy crap that place is loaded with bottles. Nice! 👍
Cool stuff Beau, in the UK we dont get anywhere near as many bottles in rivers and streams apart from in big cities.
From what i gather, the embossed bottles ( especially rare pharmacies or shops), certainly hutches and rare town or straight sided Cokes/ Pepsi's or sodas etc are what people are after.
I watch mudlarker videos. Some of them dig in old dump sites and find amazing things!
These are modern machine made bottles, there's loads of dumps on the sides of rivers where the bottles make there way into the water, lots of marshland as been reclaimed by Victorian dumping, in the mid 1970s we dug out on whole section of river that had been filled in so they could change the course of the river.
Chiggs 🤘👍🏼🍺
Held my breath the whole time. About killed me. What an exciting adventure! Almost as much fun as watching a video of a guy swatting flies in a garbage dump.
Nice hunt Chigg I enjoyed it, catch you on the next one. 🇺🇸
A lot of nice bottles that were damaged, but I know from a previous video you are able to repurpose some of them. I've never needed to have everything in my collections be perfect (neither am I), whether it's a chip, crack, dent, or otherwise. I just appreciate having examples of history and/or work that was done by hand. Thanks for another adventure.
DUDE !!!!! BOTTLE MANIA at its best. Thanx Chigg for another great AQUACHIGGER ADVENTURE see ya on the next
Come back please, I love it when you hunt the river!!!
Love a great vintage bottle! Have a great Sunday Chigg!👍😘
Awesome find
Glad you enjoyed it.
You have a gold mine under the water ,😳🥶🥶🥶,wow great video do more i like these
Wow, that was quite the haul Mr Beau!
Yes it was!
Love me some Chigg videos. Wish he would voice over these when he’s under water.
He’s underwater for 3 seconds there’s no point
@@tinybigfoot495 I just like hearing his voice as he describes things.
As a bottle collector, you’ve got some real nice rare bottles there Chigg, nice haul.
which ones are rare?
Show, many bottle in river 👍
What a great way to spend a hot day. Cant believe all the bottles. Metal detect that area
Well done ! Clean this world! 👏👏
He throws the broken pieces back into the water lol
Great video Chigg. Keep up the bottle hunting. Loved it. You never know what you will find.
God I love bottle videos more than anything, have had to look elsewhere for them so happy chigs back at bottles even if it's only for 1 vid
I'll do more. Thanks
Another great video. Thanks. I saw that you missed a few and I'm glad that you are going back. Some of the blue bottles, even broken, can be cut down, if necessary, and used as "tea lights" . I hear that they sell quite well. On a different topic, have any of your treasure hunting associates ever thought about getting together once or twice a year and doing a treasure hunt/river clean -up? Would be great national publicity for all. Be safe and many blessings.
What I find interesting is that some of the bottles contained air from when they went into the river. The air escapes when you pick them up.
These bottles got in the river recently in the grand scheme of things. 10 ~ 15 years, to even less as the banks erode, the river changes and so on.
Algae or bacteria sometime produce gases as a byproduct and they could be living in the bottles.
@@blacksheep9505 Okay, thanks.
Interesting. Recyclable too.
Hey Chig, that half doll is a Frozen Charlotte! Wonderful find even tho its only half there!
Man that's a bottle diggers dream I would be in heaven in that river thanks Chigg 😊
Hi from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your adventures
Nice finds!
It's very sad to see rivers like this in Washington state me the wife and kid take a contractor bag every time we head to the river and collect as much junk as we can
I mean finding newer trash sucks but all the old bottles are cool
Nice job. I was driving through upstate New York and watched the driver ahead toss a big green garbage bag into the ditch from his car window.
I was just this minute thinking..good lord, humans are such a disaster. Thanksfor picking up trash, I do too when I am out-
It's everywhere, streams, rivers, lakes and oceans all over the world. The Great Lakes are now full of micro plastic thanks to plastic bottles. At least the glass doesn't break down like plastic does.
I too live in WA state eastern side Columbia river and snake area. My children were raised to take a garbage bag to our favorite spots on the river unfortunately we could take ten bags and not pick up half of the trash left by others these days seems to get worse every year. We will keep at it guess we need to bring more bags and get a bigger boat.
That was fun, I like it !
Great video great under water footage really enjoyed this
Wow chigg, so many bottles. You could just make a week of videos going through all the bottles an relics in this creek/river. Lots of china shards an pottery pieces as well. The more you dig the more your going to uncover. Yes, i would definitely go back an search it and detect it to see what else there is to be found. We just never know till we search it all out. An maybe dig the banks a bit. Great video chigg. Have an awesome week. An congrats on all the finds so far. Catch ya on your next adventure. 😁👍👍
Hold your breath,lol,i love it when u say it .,lol😱😳🥶🥶🥶
I’d say definitely come back. Gotta be a few good ones in there. Enjoyed watching!
As a treasure hunter, I can tell you this. There are many many many good bottles left in that river. I would want to go there when I could spend a couple of days there. Camp out overnight maybe. Pull every bottle out of the river. You will leave with a nice small collection of spectacular bottles.
I think you are right. I'll go back once the water warms.
Beautiful clear water in that stream. Hey look at the bottles laid out on the dirt at the videos end: looks like the shape of the USA minus Maine and Florida lol. That water looks so refreshing.
Love the video Chig love bottles
Wow ! Looks like fun !
Cobalt blue is a collector’s dream! ☺️ ( at least it is for this collector ). 😉
What a treasure trove mate - some nice history there in the bed of the river and nice there is so many complete bottles. Love the old embossed examples. Nice 'woops' moment early on well caught LOL. Happy Fossicking mate! Warren.
Beau, I'm glad you found some keepers! Definitely go back!!! I agree with another poster here, you need to invite Brandon from Adventure Archeology for a proper excavation!💖
Love the bottle videos! Go back; BUT try and find the land source of the dump these likely washed out from n do a video (or not). Should they to find the source tho! Might be a fun expedition! Either way man keep it up I've been following you for years now and I watch every video!
The Chigg looks pretty sharp with them shades on.
I loved trying to guess what you were going to grab!
Hi Aquachigger amazing old bottle hunt, greetings from Italy 🇮🇹
I enjoyed your video it's amazing how anyone could even walk in that River with all the broken glass keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍🗝️👍♥️
What the heck, another fun little venture 😏
Thanks 😊
Those are mainly from the 1920s to 1930s and only certain ones are worth keeping. The milk bottles that are embossed with the name of the dairy are good. The color glass bottles with cork tops can be decent if cleaned. The screw-top bottles are usually the newest ones and not worth much. There were a lot of cork-top panel medicines, which are plentiful, but the ones that are embossed and/or colored glass are worth keeping. The beer bottles and sodas with embossing are worth keeping. There may be an older part of the dump, which would be worth looking for. Have fun!
I love watching them even if u don't keep em all. It was fun going with ya in a sense. I'd love to go just find and see that many bottles at once.
You are a brave man to do this without gloves. Are most of the bottles from the 19th or 20th century?
top ten in the comments!! nice !! you're awesome Chigg!!
Some good ones 👍😁
15:03 this sound is so satisfying….😅
Awesome!
Hey, Beau.
At 6:46, next to what looks like a small crock, there looks like some kind of panel with a scene on it.
As always, great video!!
10/10 there is some silver amongst the broken glass. Return and metal detect!
Great vid
Dang Beau, The water that day was excellent, proverbial Gin clear.
that one piece of metal looked kinda' like a bowie w/ a rat tail tang.
The camera really worked well, nice images. Thanks for sharing.
Good lord! That is a lot of bottles?! I wonder why?!
Love the videos.
wow, the river bed is chocker block with bottles. is it an old dump that has been washed out or were they tipped in? Great episode.
Chigg, did you see capt. Billy's island is on the market... business insider did an article on it.
I did. That's a cool place.
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
When you find piles like this, it's often where people back before modern trash collection would save up all the non burnable/non compostable trash all year, then in winter would carry it out onto lake or river ice and just leave it. In Spring, ice melts, trash is gone without needing to dig a hole or pursue other labor intensive disposal methods... The bottom of a Lake with resorts going back to before USA civil war I used to dive in was like a time capsule. Whole crates of torpedo wine bottles & etc., just sitting there.
Seems like you found a lot of elixir medicine bottles.
Naisss Vidio friend 😃👍👍
I'd be happy to find one old bottle.
I say go back! It is fun to see what turns up, plus you may find something good someone missed. Interesting to watch with the camera underwater.
Yeah some are good
I have never seen a river with so much trash in the bottom. Our creeks and rivers do not have near that much trash on the bottom. I,m not referring to the bottles as trash, that is
Amazing.
The bottles ARE trash.
The collection of the bottles is interesting but for me the best thing about it is the peacefulness of the water. If I was there I would probably have to bring out a little tent and stay a little while.
This would also be a great pastime for us retired folks.
And in my opinion you should go back and look some more.
What state is this in?
I missed a lot of them. Do plan to go back.
So many slicks
The sound at 15:03 reminds me of old episodes of the 6 million dollar man when Steve knocked the face off of the cyborg.That used to scare the hell out of me as a child.Gave me a flashback lol
Another good video! If you do another bottle one could you break down for us what makes a bottle a keeper? Not crazy detailed but maybe just the things that pop out to make us aware of what to look for. I am knew to relic hunting and just starting to learn about bottles.
I’m surprised you didn’t take the key you were next to early in the video! Looked like a good old style one.