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    Cistern - worth digging?

    Been digging a farmstead in the woods...abandoned 1870's per local map records. I have dug through the roof rock layer of the collapsed cellar, fouund an 1881 local med on the rim of the cellar, lots of fragments. After picking out the limestone roof pieces from a 3x3 area, I've gone down...
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    WP Branson Coffee Extract - Green

    Picked up for 2 pounds at an antique place in the UK a few years ago. Was it a deal? There is no seam to speak of, and the lip is crudely applied. Small kickup on the bottom.
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    Found on 1870's Farm

    Bust of someone...found embedded in soil at the top of a collapsed cellar in the woods. This site also produced a local med on the surface, mold dated as 1881. I like how the glass was 'folded' underneath the bust. Not sure what it is, but I know that I would have rather found it...
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    Privy Permission

    Just received permission to dig behind an 1870s house...it took the owner a while to process just what I was asking for...She flat out asked me if I was "trippin". I assured her that no, I was not. Hilarious. She was shocked about an outhouse having been on her property but she came around...
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    Where do you live? And where do you dig?

    Just curious where we're all from - many of you have a location filled out, but a lot do not. Kansas City area here - town of Olathe. Santa Fe trail supply stop, and one of the older towns in Kansas. Oldest houses still standing probably from late 1850's early 1860s, but the majority of...
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    In the woods today - 1870s farmstead

    Went to a place in the woods today, that I had found using an 1874 map. And I rolled snake eyes. Last year I found a nice local aqua med, dated 1881, and a lot of frags, but nothing today. Went about 3' into the cistern, removing overhanging rocks, etc, uuntil water started seeping up...
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    Permission Granted! First dig

    From many prospects on an 1874 map of my town, I chose a now-vacant lot that shows a residence on the old map. It's in a part of town that dates back to late 1850s, but no idea on the original date of construction (and first pit). The owner was interested and happy to let me dig whenever I...

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