I happen to know where a very old and huge bottle dump is.... should I?

[Elad]

I found it the first month I started metal detecting - by chance I came upon it.... I am more of a metal detecting type person, but this dump has been on my mind for a few years now.

The area it's at has a known history going back to 400 years or so. The dump is really big, and contains several mounds spread out through a tract of woods for quite a ways. There are literally piles of bottles of all different colors and shapes. I imagine there is far more than just bottles at this site, but it just seems such an overwhelming task to undertake all by myself. I wonder where would I even begin?

So, I guess I just need a few words of encouragement from you bottle gurus. Should I go for it?!?!

 

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[cntrydncr1]

I'm not a bottle guru but I'd be glad to help!

 

[root]

Can you pick up a few samples and post pics? I'm just over the bridge in Pa. if you need any help.

HH,

root

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

encouragement

encouragement

encouragement

have a good un.......
SHERMANVILLE

 

[Skrimpy]

How far is Mount Holly from NYC? If the area dates to colonial times you may have some serious finds at the bottom of that dump. You might organize a Tnet dig. If you get enough people involved you might be able to clean the place out completely.

 

[Skrimpy]

Are you digging yet? Come on mano!

Get er dug!

 

[ivan salis]

oh course you must why even ask ?

 

[jimb]

Go for it! Some bottles are worth a pretty penny.

 

[pete3370]

Do it! 8)

 

[Evolx10]

?? ya fall in a hole?

 

[SNDMN59]

Getter Done !

 

[mistergee]

Still waiting

 

[Skrimpy]

He must have been arrested while digging!

 

[jrsherman]

Testing, testing, any bottle digging happen out there??

 

[allen]

my answer in two word, hell yeah !!!