Back from the dig - found my 3rd, two pounder cannon ball

[How Lucky]

This is my 3rd, two pounder cannonball from the indian wars (1700's). Also stumbled onto a small dump site and picked up a few bottles. Fun day!

 

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[btjbtj]

Man, we'd freak out if we found a cannonball! So cool. Congrats. -Lisa & John

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on the cannon ball and other finds

 

[Wildcat1750]

WOW. You are scoring big in the cannon ball department. Lots of other goodies in the picture too!

 

[How Lucky]

Here is a better shot of the dime and one other unknown item.

 

[Dave N Japan]

 

[slider66]

I keep hoping I'll find one on the beach. Really cool congrats on a great find.


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[DigIron2]

awesome find..Congrats on your third

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Great Relic hunt, congratulations!

 

[BigBoom]

Excellent digs, looks like that cannonball will clean up nicely.

 

[How Lucky]

I cleaned up the cannonball and I found out what the unknown item is. It is part of a Furber's wooden well pump.




I found a little history on the Indian Wars. ( Cannonball used in Indian Wars 1700's)
Father Sebastian Rasles, French Jesuit priest, encouraged the Abenaki to defend their culture and lands against the New England colonists. 1722, Massachusetts governor Samuel Shuttle declared war on the Abenaki. This war is called Dummer’s War, Grey Lock’s War, Lovewell’s War, or Father Rasles’ War.