georgia

  1. Cave Spring GA Newspaper Article

    Good afternoon y’all, (evening, morning) I was going through one of the many historical newspaper sites and came across this one paper that caught my eye about Cave Spring, Georgia. What are y’all’s thoughts on this? I hope I’ve helped find a missing link for somebody. cheers...
  2. Are these markings on this tree, that is along the side of an 1800s wagon trail?

    Thank you for any insight and advice. This is in North Georgia, along a wagon trail that is on late 19th century maps to about 1905.
  3. Softball sized rocks setting off the detectors here in North Georgia

    Hello, I am detecting a heavily wooded area near Cleveland, Georgia, in White County. There are no Civil War fields or camps in the area, but a lot of old logging roads. Found a spot that was promising, but I just kept pulling up stones about the size of your hand. There is a a lot of quartz in...
  4. Panning Newbie: Question about metals I am finding. Photo

    Hi! This is my first post on Treasurenet. I recently moved to Meriwether County, Georgia. There is a fairly large creek on the property. I have found a SMALL amount of very fine gold here in the creek. My question is about the other heavy metals I find, especially on the bank. If I am finding...
  5. 1866 Silk dinner Christmas menu. What's it worth?

    Any idea how much this is worth? Rare item, possibly never seen before, may be the only one of it's kind. Has local history interest, story to go with it, provides a peek into the past, definetely something that only a wealthy person at the time would have possessed. Silk menu 1866 Christmas...
  6. ✅ SOLVED Seems to be grapeshot or some type of artillery ball?

    Dug this up yesterday at a civil war spot we go to frequently and was excited as it was the first piece of artillery I've found so far. I believe it's too small to be a cannonball but too large to be canister shot which leads me to believe it could be grapeshot but I'm not well informed on...
  7. ✅ SOLVED Civil War 3 ringer turned into something else?

    I think the thing I found today out of a civil war field might be a three ringer a soldier took and carved into something. The thing is I don't know exactly what he carved it into. My theories are Sinker(just never got to put a hole through it), or a game piece. If anyone has any ideas please...
  8. anyone have info on hunting Civil War Relics in Dekalb County, Georgia?

    Looking for anyone who has hunted Civil War locations in the 70’s, 80’ & 90’s in Dekalb county, Georgia that might wish to share locations and help me out. I am looking for Civil War camp sites, river or stream crossing or skirmishes that happened in Dekalb county in Metro Atlanta, Georgia. Or...
  9. Gerorgia Gold in clay clumps along stream banks

    Used to pan for gold about six miles sw of Dalonega, ga. many years ago and ran into a nice guy who was 3rd generation gold hunter. grandfather worked in the mines. Anyway he told me to always look for clumps of clay clinging to tree roots on the sides of the bank or even in the water when...
  10. 12 lb cannon ball?

    I found this ~4.5 inch ~12 lb spherical chunk of iron in my dads woods near Athens GA. The property was a mule farm on the seaboard rail line around the time of the civil war and there were no battles / fighting in the area that I know of. It has an odd spherical hole that I drilled about 1/8"...
  11. Novice needs ID help

    The intact bullet I dug in Lovejoy, Ga. where 2 or 3 CW engagements took place in 1864. I'm pretty sure it's an Enfield, but is there a method to determine Confederate or Union? SIZE ..... length .955 ...... diameter .575 +- .003. don't know the weight The flattened lead I found in...
  12. 1st Confederate or Union ? 2nd Opinions ??

    Need help to identify the bullet dug in Lovejoy, Ga. 4-5" deep. Size ..... Length .955 +- .003 - Diameter .577. Don't know weight. Photo of Flattened lead found this past weekend in Stockbridge, Ga. Just by feel, it's weight is of the Enfield bullet. Opinions ?? Thanks y'all ...
  13. New Here!

    Hi everyone! :hello: I introduced myself yesterday, but I thought I would repost this here, for GA. New to MDing. I'm super excited, and ready to get started. I live in Atlanta, GA and have several spots I'm ready to check out. I also have a few spots over in Alabama I am interested in. But...
  14. Amazing Haul of Vintage Playboy Mags and Merch

    This extensive haul of Vintage Playboy merch was found at one of our estate sales. Talk about HIDDEN TREASURES! Rest in peace to Hugh Hefner. If you want to check out some of our other pictures and finds, you can check us out at (Removed by mod as spam)
  15. Coming to Cumming

    I will have just recieved my new detector by fathers day and then we go to Cumming for 4th of July. I was wondering if anyone would be interested in detecting together?
  16. Mail buckle

    I am new to metal detecting and I would like to see if anyone knows what this is. I found this item on a farm in west Georgia. Any and all suggestions of what this item might be is appreciated.
  17. Kimberlite pipe in georgia

    Ive been prospecting for diamonds and boy have i been lucky. On my property.
  18. Metal Detecting Forsyth County

    Hi all, I've been metal detecting as a hobby on and off for a bit, but would love to step things up a little. I have detected playgrounds, beaches and other places like my personal home and friends yards. My hope would be to start finding some stuff that has a bit more history to it than loose...
  19. Vacation plans/ GA Mountains/ Where to stay?

    Hey yall, I'm wanting to break in my Bazooka Gold Trap and I live in FL. I want to travel to the GA - Georgia Mountains but know nothing about the area. Where can I legit go into some streams and pan and sluice for gold that has some decent hotels nearby that if I go for a family vacation...
  20. Interesting article from MEMPHIS APPEAL about gold in GA

    Found an interesting article in the Memphis Appeal about finding a new paystreak in GAin Jan 1857,,$5 of gold per bushel of rock... Memphis daily appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, January 01, 1857, Image 2 « Chronicling America « Library of Congress
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