Dowsing help would be awesome.

[Joshr29]

I'm pretty new to this hobby and I just now discovered dowsing. Sounds like a pretty amazing skill. I have exclusive rights to this property from the 1890's and it has never been hunted to the owners knowledge. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone would help me out. Thanks!

 

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[Red_desert]

I got loose surface coins/treasure for the spots marked with red circles. Red X for deep coins/treasure down to 4-5 ft deep. Green X/circle for archaeological type signals or sites.

 

[Joshr29]

Thank you so much. I'm completely sold on this. I didn't mention it before hand but your green X above and to the left of the concrete pad with the hole in it is a gold mine. I'm probably not a tenth of the way done and I've pulled out some nice old metal pieces and at least 50 bottles. I'm still an amatuer but I know some of the easier ways to date them and quite a few are pre 1900. I've hit a layer of clay that I've heard is what people used to cover privy holes to keep the smell down. Everything I've found so far is above that. In my totally amatuer opinion I think that I've found an old dump on top of a privy. You have an amazing skill and I'm headed out there tomorrow so I'll let you know on the other areas. Thanks so much again!

 

[Red_desert]

Your quite welcome! I know archaeological type hits don't get as much attention from treasure hunters/dowsers as cache hunting, but it's all treasure, adds up after a while. Good luck!

 

[Joshr29]

I haven't got a chance to check out your other hits yet but your 4-5 foot deep hit above the old barn foundation is sea on a cut telephone pole that was used as a corner post. I think I'll check that one next.

 

[teleprospector]

Hi Joshua,
In both pictures dowsing revealed...
White circled areas: An attraction to treasure.
Thx for posting your pictures,
Jon