Nana40
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Injun's and Buttons at the Old Cabin Site
Not really what I had expected from this site, but I made some new friends and found a few keepers.
Here's a pic of the cabin before they moved it..they had already taken down the porches and that's where I had found the gold ring....(the owner by the way, didn't know who's it was and told me to keep it.)
Nothing exciting found in the immediate yard area but Lisa did find a small section off to the side next to the woods that held a couple of nice keepers. We came to the conclusion that fill dirt had been brought in at some time over the years cause there t'werent any old coins or relics being found....kinda got that clue too from seeing a row of rocks next to the road that was covered by a foot of dirt the second day there.
We anxiously waited for the cabin to be moved and as quick as it was gone, we were there digging in.
The soil was like baby powder. Very fine and VERY dry! This was totally different than what we were use to digging in. Pinpointing was crazy. The targets didn't give that "hey, I'm a keeper dig me" kinda tone.
I don't know whether to blame it on the dry soil or the fact that a nice layer of nails was under there too. 
Anyhow, we spent probably eight hours total there and here's what I found...
Don't have a clue what this is..
The pieces of flint came from a garden site up the road.
Have a great weekend and find somethin' good!
Nana
Not really what I had expected from this site, but I made some new friends and found a few keepers.
Here's a pic of the cabin before they moved it..they had already taken down the porches and that's where I had found the gold ring....(the owner by the way, didn't know who's it was and told me to keep it.)
Nothing exciting found in the immediate yard area but Lisa did find a small section off to the side next to the woods that held a couple of nice keepers. We came to the conclusion that fill dirt had been brought in at some time over the years cause there t'werent any old coins or relics being found....kinda got that clue too from seeing a row of rocks next to the road that was covered by a foot of dirt the second day there.
We anxiously waited for the cabin to be moved and as quick as it was gone, we were there digging in.
The soil was like baby powder. Very fine and VERY dry! This was totally different than what we were use to digging in. Pinpointing was crazy. The targets didn't give that "hey, I'm a keeper dig me" kinda tone.
I don't know whether to blame it on the dry soil or the fact that a nice layer of nails was under there too. Anyhow, we spent probably eight hours total there and here's what I found...
Don't have a clue what this is..
The pieces of flint came from a garden site up the road.
Have a great weekend and find somethin' good!
Nana
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All of the coins found in the area under the house were bad. 
