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A friend invited me to search an early site with him in pa. In the mid,late 1700s, indians murdered an entire family here. Dirt from under a porch was put in a pile and that's where the civil war Artillery button, the buckle, and the arrowhead were found. The other objects were found on same site. Can anyone date the timeframe of the buckle?
 

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A friend invited me to search an early site with him in pa. In the mid,late 1700s, indians murdered an entire family here. Dirt from under a porch was put in a pile and that's where the civil war Artillery button, the buckle, and the arrowhead were found. The other objects were found on same site. Can anyone date the timeframe of the buckle?
Very Cool!!! Congrats!!!
 
Nice digs ! Interesting context to the relics to say the least. The buckle looks like a Rev War sling buckle, but could be slightly later.
 
Nice digs ! Interesting context to the relics to say the least. The buckle looks like a Rev War sling buckle, but could be slightly later.
Thank you va Dave.
 
Forgot to mention the arrowhead was a bucketlister. My 1st confirmed dug arrowhead.
 
Nice to see the semi-local area is producing good artifacts still. Congrats on these!
 
you did good :)
 
Buckle looks late 18th C to me.
 

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