I detected that area from 1990 to 2006. There was a lot of construction going on in the 1990s and I did pretty good. Used to go to all the NVRHA meetings. Hung out at Jimmy Wilson's shop, Rebel Coins, every chance I got. I was a traveling technician and covered from Fredericksburg to Leesburg so when I wasnt on a call I was in the woods with my detector. When my pager went off I went to work. Some of the memorable sites I hunted were Lees Hill Golf Community and the intersections of 28 and 29 where they hit Braddock Road. Somewhere I have picture of 30 guys jumping out behind a road grader. We would do that after every pass until he came around again. Found a nice SNY buckle and a cannonball with borman fuse doing that. When the workers stopped for the day everyone starting digging the trash fire and pits. Lots of ink wells and bottles came out. I got a couple complete shoulder scales. I wish I could have been there when they put the Weiss Market in in Centreville. I heard stories of fist fights over whose hut hole it was to dig. That's where the pic of the quaker guns in the confederate fort were taken. Here's a picture of some finds from around Fredericksburg in the 1990s.