Some of what was dug at the colonial today - old ink bottle.

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well I almost filled a 5 gal bucket with broken glass and a 3 gal bucket with iron, alum. trash, hunks of tin etc. At one
point, found a 3" diameter PVC pipe section about 4 feet long almost on surface. I pulled from ground and started to clunk on
ground to remove dirt and out pops a 3 foot snake! It was a garter snake which is completely harmless but quite the surprise!
Found a small bottle with a metal cap - could be an ink bottle. And some kind of measuring device made in Germany - has a
small wheel on bottom, I assume to roll along a board to measure length but I'm guessing. Dug two snail shells. This
property is really tough to hunt. That's all folks!
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That bottle with the little hole in the top is a medical vial. It's meant to accept a syringe needle. Might want to toss it, who knows - it might contain a bio-hazard substance or some chemical you wouldn't want to come in contact with.
 
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Nice finds! Thanks for sharing...
 
For map miles, Nice digs.
 
That bottle with the little hole in the top is a medical vial. It's meant to accept a syringe needle. Might want to toss it, who knows - it might contain a bio-hazard substance or some chemical you wouldn't want to come in contact with.
well it has a small spring in the bottle which made me think of ink but given unremoveble metal cap and small hole - you are probably correct. Since it's been in the ground for at least 50 years and completely dried out on inside, I am not concerned with it being an issue to me or anyone else. I cannot find one like it on Net and the '27' on bottom may indicate year it was made.
Thanks for your input!
 

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