Colonial Buckle Fragments, Flat buttonss, & Silver Button.

[JustOneMorePlug]

Had a short hunt yesterday due to the rain, but still managed to pull a few relics. Ended up finding buckle fragments, flat buttons, and what I’m assuming may be a silver button. I can’t find any evidence on the back where a shank would have been attached. Any ideas on what it could be?
I also dug a few other odds and ends. One item that keeps puzzling me is the small disc with the two holes. I’ve found a handful of these over the years at colonial sites but still haven’t positively identified them. Curious if anyone recognizes it.
Penny added for size reference. Thanks for looking!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Cool finds - congrats on the Indian Cent !

 

[oldmxrat]

Nice finds, congrats!

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Very interesting finds JOMP.
The wishbone shaped piece looks like a colonial shoe buckle tongue.
Dave

 

[sibbley]

That was a great short hunt!

 

[JustOneMorePlug]

Very interesting finds JOMP.
The wishbone shaped piece looks like a colonial shoe buckle tongue.
Dave

Thanks! Im hoping to find the rest of it.

 

[Trezurehunter]

Nice finds, I like that Indian.

 

[tahomatom]

Had a short hunt yesterday due to the rain, but still managed to pull a few relics. Ended up finding buckle fragments, flat buttons, and what I’m assuming may be a silver button. I can’t find any evidence on the back where a shank would have been attached. Any ideas on what it could be?
I also dug a few other odds and ends. One item that keeps puzzling me is the small disc with the two holes. I’ve found a handful of these over the years at colonial sites but still haven’t positively identified them. Curious if anyone recognizes it.
Penny added for size reference. Thanks for looking!
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Everything looks old or the type of soil holding them. The little fork looks like a part to a sighting instrument