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DeepseekerADS

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Location
SW, VA - Bull Mountain
Detector(s) used
CTX, Excal II, EQ800, Fisher 1260X, Tesoro Royal Sabre, Tejon, Garrett ADSIII, Carrot, Stealth 920iX, Keene A52
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I've explored this site since the late 90's watching movies, TV shows, etc. Great site, endless exploration. All public domain

Highly recommended!

https://archive.org/

The site is a bit archaic as far as navigation goes, but it is incredible....
 
I like the exploitation movies !
they are always my first place to look for something different
 
Thanks for sharing. This is really great!
 
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I just did a genealogy search with my name. Helped find some more of my family history. Part of what I read was how the Indians attacked my ancestors back in Pennsylvania on the Lehigh river back in the 1700's . I have to try and find that area to MD!
Thanks Deepseeker for the link!
 
Bump this for more site exposure
 
Awesome link DeepseekerADS!!! I am a little embarrassed though.....I would have never found these threads if I didn't scroll past the "Supporting Vendors " threads this morning. I have been a member here for four years just about, and everyday I log into TNET, click on forums, then I read Today's finds, then I read all the latest Treasure Legends posts, and after I read those, I go back to forum, and scroll down to North American Indian Artifacts and read those....Finally, below those forums is the Supporting Vendors. All this time, I figured that the Supporting Vendors was the end of the TNET Forums.......I never thought to scroll past because the vendors never interested me lol......I'm an idiot lol!!!:laughing7: But I made up for it, I spent all day at work here perusing the rest of the forums that magically appeared.........lol lol.
 

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