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    Need some pointers

    I miss getting all excited and not being snobby about what I keep.. I have re-buried, thrown, or shot 100x what I've kept. I don't know what the hell you'll do with all that, but good for you!
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    PSA- friendly reminder

    It took 1 ½ tubes of glue together this bad boy to stop! I will give it an actual cleaning in a day or two (it's packed with glue). I can see no way it would have stopped bleeding without glue...
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    Need some pointers

    You stop when the ground stops you, or you run out of will/steam. Look into a probe and or metal detector, so you're not just digging random holes all over the place?
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    PSA- friendly reminder

    If you dig, this is by far the most important first aid to pack! Sometimes glass will cut right through your gloves and 1,000,000 bandaids won't help you...
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    Mad Biker!

    Harley Davidson is sooo American. Mega POS, nonsensical good reputation?
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    HALF PINT LIQUID milk bottle

    Smart-ass
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    Need help identifying this pickle jar.

    1932 made by owens. I can be of no other help.
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    Any idea?

    I did find this in what I suspect may be the area.. No clue if it's real old or even related?
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    Any idea?

    I've been looking, but there is no trace of anything so far..
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    First Privy Dig

    At least you get in crazy good shape when digging..
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    Any idea?

    There are no houses, no terminal, just wet woods
  12. N

    Any idea?

    There was what looks like a camp, so I'm hoping there's something?
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    First Privy Dig

    I HATE random glass that lead to giant and fruitless holes... Especially when it's hot out
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    Any idea?

    I'll snap some photos next time I go back. It's just the bottom quarter (or less) of a thick and hopefully old bottle. There was a logging operation in the vicinity around the turn of the century. I'm hoping to zero in on the exact location..
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    First Privy Dig

    Try to see if you can dig past it. It could just be a level of clay?
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    Any idea?

    I imagine the dots are some sort of date code? Though I am unfamiliar with the "A" mark, and there was nothing around the heel or anywhere else. It was a remarkably chunky bottom.
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    First Privy Dig

    Yeahhhhh... Legal things....
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    Any idea?

    I'm trying to track down the location of a specific site and the woods are a nightmare. I found this in a hillside and am hoping it's 1914? It was just the bottom of the bottle..
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    First Privy Dig

    Looks like he just ran across a bottle while digging a grave?
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    Not a bottle

    From the location, it's from sometime between the late 1800s and 1930s.

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