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  1. #1

    May 2009
    Pennsylvania
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    Colonial Site From March

    This site was a blast to hunt. There were not a ton of targets, but they were all Colonial. It was the site of a crude log cabin and probably only lasted a few years.

    Every positive signal turned out to be an early artifact. I found two coppers and a handful of other early buttons, including a possible Rev. war pewter and a Blowhole button. The one copper is a definite King George II. The other one appears to be a King George I.

    Keep the passion high!

    Kirk
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    Keep the passion high!

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  3. #2
    us
    Oct 2009
    Jersey Cape
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    Re: Colonial Site From March

    Kirk , Your in some old dirt when there is nothin' but 200 + year old colonial cabin type goodies and No modern junk . I find those shield tack adornments too . Kool hunt when you dig nothin' but KG coins , buttons and all the stuff that gets ya fired up I am shocked of the low number of replies on these threads ... this ain't right anyho , gonna dig some killer Colonials this Fall . May even be our turn for a rare find or perhaps a few of them . Nice hunt and keep diggin' deep in that area 8) 8) dawg
    Gimme a break *** I have bad days too.

  4. #3

    Sep 2007
    Dirtyville
    Explorer
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    Re: Colonial Site From March



    I'd like to hunt there and dig all the good stuff you missed.

  5. #4

    May 2009
    Pennsylvania
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    Relic Hunting

    Re: Colonial Site From March

    Quote Originally Posted by CMDiamonddawg
    Kirk , Your in some old dirt when there is nothin' but 200 + year old colonial cabin type goodies and No modern junk . I find those shield tack adornments too . Kool hunt when you dig nothin' but KG coins , buttons and all the stuff that gets ya fired up I am shocked of the low number of replies on these threads ... this ain't right anyho , gonna dig some killer Colonials this Fall . May even be our turn for a rare find or perhaps a few of them . Nice hunt and keep diggin' deep in that area 8) 8) dawg
    Thanks, Dawg, it sure was a fun site to hunt. Kyle and Chris originally found the site in November. On the first hunt they got 7 tombacs and a Blowhole button. Chris also got a Colonial copper at this site. I watched him dig it. There was just a little bit of iron in the ground. If we had walked through the area quickly, the site would have been missed. It was that small.

    Good luck this Fall, Diggity Dawg!

    Kirk

    Quote Originally Posted by Iron Patch

    I'd like to hunt there and dig all the good stuff you missed.
    Iron Patch, you would definitely miss the Iron Patch. It was that small.

    Kirk
    Keep the passion high!

  6. #5
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    Coilcrazy

    Nov 2010
    morgantown, pa
    Whites M6
    12

    Re: Colonial Site From March

    Really sweet finds! Thats the kind of detecting I really like. That shield thing is a a colonial saddle shield. It was pinned on to the side of the saddle for some reason or another. Some really good finds there!
    "Don't underestimate your detector"

  7. #6
    ca
    Nov 2011
    Higher-North-Shore Qc.
    Garret Ace 350
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    Re: Colonial Site From March

    Cool! I love to hunt old building sites also, have found a few things in old log cabins sites alongside rivers.

  8. #7
    us
    May 2012
    Newark, NJ
    Minelab safari, minelab excalibur 2
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    great!

  9. #8
    us
    real pirate

    May 2011
    NE Ohio
    Garrett Ace 350 and AT Pro
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