Colonial homesite finds

[cryptodave]

Found these at a "worked out" colonial homesite. A regular D type buckle, a typical flattie with no pattern and a neat little copper brooch type pin. Nickel for size comparision. Thanks for looking!

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

I love those "hunted out" sites! Novices only dig the good sounding coins and leave anything that reads less than a penny or sounds like it may be an aluminum can.

WTG!

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Nice finds, would love to detect a colonial site some day! HH, Mike

 

[tsgman]

I love colonial relics nice going. Tsgman

 

[trk5capt]

Dave, Some Nice Relics, Congrats. trk5capt...

 

[Burdie]

Good finds keep working it.
Burdie

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Fantastic finds! I really like that brooch!

 

[civilman1]

My kind of find's Dave...nice work,can't wait for the Va. hunt find's,I would have liked to a part of it but it's my on-call week....HH!!

 

[jopher]

Nice relics Dave. A worthy hunt for sure....Joe

 

[Montana Jim]

Hunted Out my a$$.

Nice brooch, button, and buckle. (Finds listed in the order that I like them most).

 

[ModernMiner]

Nice relics you found there. Nice pin. Congrats.
-MM-

 

[Trash Digger]

Good finds. I think I'd work that worked out site a little bit more.

Mike

 

[lucky1777]

Congratulations on some nice finds....

 

[TheSleeper]

Sweet Brooch there dave, grats

 

[Gypsy Heart]

That copper brooch looks alot like this rosette I found online today.....

 

[cryptodave]

That copper brooch looks alot like this rosette I found online today.....

That is certainly what it looks like, the one on the end. I assumed it was a brooch because the remnants of a pin clasp on the back. Cool! The site has also seen some civil war activity, as it was a town where Wilde marched through with 400 negro troops and burned alot the houses down.
Could be the rosette came from that?