I did some trading with a good friend of mine recently and was able to add 3 new colors to my BOYD Baltimore torpedo soda color run. These all date from about 1845 to 1848
I would say the square shaded in structure on the earlier map in the left hand corner was an earlier house. The back building is likely a stable or some kind of other animal related structure. I would think the earlier privies for the smaller 1850s house would be up closer to where they are. All...
So is this just the antenna? And you would still need a laptop and software compatible to this antenna? I'm very interested in this as being an urban digger I have had the chance to dig in many places with several feet of overburden or modern fill that prevent probing. Chris
Hard to believe its been 5 years since I dug this pit..... I did enjoy when we were digging hard in reading we found some really cool bottles and pottery there.
Chris
I've actually been in on digging two of those york bottles and didn't get either one in the picks...... One had an outwardly rolled lip and the other a flared lip. I might have a picture of one of them around I will see if i can find it.
And that's really sad about the Lee's bottle. Only the...
We dug in philly again this weekend after a not so successful weekend of digging in Virginia last week. The pit was a bit shallower only a 26 footer but still had about 4 feet of nice pontiled layer. We got about 10 iron pontiled sodas and a couple nice pontiled meds and some other odds and...
We dug another decent philly pit this weekend I ended up with first pick and took this R.W. Babingtin Chester , Nj. pontiled soda. Does anyone have an idea about rarity or value on this one.
Thanks
Chris