EagleEye1
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Very excited about today's finds! I am closing in on something and working sections and noting the locations of find.
The small piece of brick is identical to what I have found at other 2nd Seminole War locations and seen at Fort King on display. This was a known 2nd Seminole War Fort area too, but there isn't much to go on as to where anything would have been.
But, I think I may be closing in hopefully, as that piece of a brick from that era made for an excellent sign and find today! I put on my "snake boots" and went deep into an area which has had some activity for awhile, from slaves, to a turn of the Century home and 2nd Seminole War troop Fort and activity in the vicinity or on the very spot.
This is the oldest looking square nail I have ever found attached in picture and various other items that may or may not be related to anything 1830's-1840's ish. The big item with bolts at both end, no idea!?
Possible Fort foundation in the field picture; it is full of muck and cleaning it now, but reminds me a lot of old sugar mill plantation "bricks" used here in Florida and there was similar activity where I was today and also 2nd Seminole War Forts as well. Intriguing.
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The small piece of brick is identical to what I have found at other 2nd Seminole War locations and seen at Fort King on display. This was a known 2nd Seminole War Fort area too, but there isn't much to go on as to where anything would have been.
But, I think I may be closing in hopefully, as that piece of a brick from that era made for an excellent sign and find today! I put on my "snake boots" and went deep into an area which has had some activity for awhile, from slaves, to a turn of the Century home and 2nd Seminole War troop Fort and activity in the vicinity or on the very spot.
This is the oldest looking square nail I have ever found attached in picture and various other items that may or may not be related to anything 1830's-1840's ish. The big item with bolts at both end, no idea!?
Possible Fort foundation in the field picture; it is full of muck and cleaning it now, but reminds me a lot of old sugar mill plantation "bricks" used here in Florida and there was similar activity where I was today and also 2nd Seminole War Forts as well. Intriguing.
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