2 Hour Hunt Sunday in my Hometown

jeff of pa

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My Nephew djm of PA & I decided to hunt the Field in My hometown Sunday
again, since the last 2 times I found Colonial Coppers here .
and it's a spot we only hit once a year.
My other Nephew who just started detecting & BKINPA also joined us.

First a Little History.

The Field
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sits along the Tulpehocken Trail which was used in the 1700's
by Iroquois embassies traveling to & from Onondaga (what is now Syracuse) and other parts of the Six Nations country.

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in around 1800 there was a watering hole built here for the travelers.
known then as the Keffers Tavern stand.

in 1812 Draft resiters hid out behind it till the war of 1812 ended.


1875
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By the 20th Century
the Field was used as a ball Field

May 4th. 1939
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May 31, 1939
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With a hunch we headed out, DJM & I Both thinking with the Colonial Coppers ,
being found here , There has to be Colonial silver :laughing7:

My gas rebate

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My trash

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A hot rock my Pro Pointer Liked

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Unknown shell

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Perhaps an early Headlight Shell ?
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An Aluminum Spoon I re-lost :(

But No Silver for me :(

My Nephew Got That :thumbsup:

First colonial/Spanish silver!!!
 

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jeff of pa

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I like the history you have learned of the field and also the aerials. Congrats on good research and good finds!
 

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