Angel Found by Treasure hunters while Metal Detecting! Buried for Years!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Angel Found by Treasure hunters while Metal Detecting! Buried for Years!
This week we head out to metal detect an antique bottle dump that was used by a train station! We uncover some really awesome historic relics and find a few mysteries along the way!
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Glad your angel was able to go out and find a angel.
Welcome back Miranda! It's great to see you healing so well. ♥
Anything you find old is exciting.
Welcome back to the Mrs!! I said yay this is the first time she's been out with you since she broke her foot!! Sending much love and respect to you all!! 💜🙏😊
I'm glad to see Miranda healed up and out hunting again.
Well, that was so nice to see the two of you out metal detecting together.
Hi y'all, at 11:05 in the transcript you found the large staple looking thing... if I am correct it would have been hammered into logs to better pull/gather them when logging. Some were squared like the one you found and many were made like overly large horseshoes with sharper longer points.
Who cares oh wait nobody
Great finds both of you and welcome back young lady!
Glad to see your wife is better. Love her being back, she is so much fun! ❤️
So glad to see the Mrs. back!
Hey the angel looks like a flag pole topper. The flag poles people carry. I’m glad your wife is all healed up and back on the hunt with you! Adventures are always best shared.
I love watching you & your wife follow your passion!
Glad to see you guys back on the hunt again together.
The thing at the end you were wondering about looks like a lock part from an old cardboard suitcase from my mom and dad. I will be 73 soon so you can imagine how old that old suitcase of mine is.
I'm glad your wife is in good health again and is able to go out adventuring with you! Awesome finds!
Good to see Miranda back on the hunt.. ❤
The u-shaped spike was used back in the day for logging, before dog-log chains. They would drive the spike into the felled tree, then hook a chain onto it and pull it out with a horse team to the desired location or to a sawmill. I come from a long line of old East Texas Loggers( Timber men or lumberjacks) and saw plenty of those in the 60's and 70's! It wasa good find, brought back memories of my grandfather!
Very happy for your recovery.
Awesome video glad your wife made a full recovery. Ankle injury's can be nasty. Good luck to you guys!
Glad to have you back with us exploring and finding great stuff !
Glad she’s back.best part o the show
That one "winder" thing you found.. was a sardine can opener... it came on the side of the can.. you would slip the end in the key and twist your can open..
Awesome to see you two out enjoying your time together. Great finds as always, and ya'll have a good weekend.
It's always good to see Miranda in the videos and I'm glad to see that she's doing better!
Hey Brandon. That angel looks like it was a hood ornament from an old car. Good to see you and Miranda together on the job again.
Glad to see you together again.
Welcome back Miranda it’s very nice to see you in the field again.
Welcome back out Mrs. Adventure Archeology! Hope you have healed sufficiently! Nice finds Brandon... that angel is a sign.... good things are coming this year! Take care, be safe and God bless!
Yes! Thank you!
@@adventurearchaeology did you catch @LexFridman interview with @Mrbeast ??? Tons of insight on UA-cam and many other interesting things. Check it out might help the channel
Enjoyed the video, Brandon , I know you're glad to have Miranda back on the adventure trail.
Absolutely!
Great to see you both out together again. When you do something you really do it don't you lady. Glad you are doing better!
Good that she is doing better,i recently broke my femur and hip, it's kept me from detecting but I'll be back at this spring, awesome video
Awesome finds detecting, please tell your wife .. great to see her getting around good , our two legs we sometimes take for granted, until we can’t use them for a little while . Thanks guys for sharing with us .
Great to see y'all back out Together. Leta
Awesome relics, Brandon! Welcome back, young lady, it's great to see you back and doing well! The iron spike was used in logging.❤️
Good to see Miranda again. Very interesting place!
Glad to see your wife is doing better.awesome finds
Welcome back wife :P, a nice change of pace from bottle hunting, Metal detecting is one of my favorite hobbies as well. can't wait for the 4 feet of snow to melt so I can get back out to Metal detect and find bottles.
It's good to see the boss out and about with you
Welcome back Mrs. Adventure Archaeology. I hope your ancle is feeling better and ready for more fun adventures.
She is doing much better. Short adventures for now but maybe by spring she will be back to new!
Good video. Good to see you both out finding treasures. A lot of history at this site. You both take care and God bless
So glad to see your feeling better ms miranda. We have all been worried. Can't wait to see some more videos
The angel you found is probably pewter and the keyhole thing is possibly from a girls diary strap. Saw one similar in my great aunts home when I was a child. Happy hunting!
So good to have you back, Miranda!
Happy to see that the Mrs. is all healed & your out together again. Really cool spot you explored & some nice finds. Wish that cobalt blue bottle would have been whole. Take care & best wishes to all of you !
Thanks 👍 We’re glad she’s back out too!
Thanks for sharing another adventure 👍
Welcome back wife! Looks like you two had fun!
It's good to see your wife up n about again. I'm sorry I forgot her name. I hope she continues to get better n I wish her all the very best. 👍 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
Welcome back Amanda and hello from Adelaide Australia
Great to see the boss all healed up and out by and about. That keyhole clip is off wide suspendeders. 🤙🤙
Welcome back Miranda! I’m glad your back out there keeping Brandon straight, lol.
Glad to see your wife back in the field with ya.
Welcome Back Brandons Wife! Dont Forget to ice that ankle when your back home! Thanks for the interesting video's! Love the relic hunts !!
Yes indeed! And welcome back pretty lady, I've been thinking about you!
Aha, the Lady of the House is with you !!! Good, she will make you behave ! The Angel is an Omen Brandon, your bedside prayers are not as regular as they should be !!! A Hutch demands at least 4 weeks of behaving and listening to the wife, dishwashing, vacuum cleaning, dusting the house, washing clothes, Hutches don't come cheap !
I wish you and the family a great week ahead and as always greetz from overseas !
The more I watch, the more I get hooked on your videos!
You seem like a real nice person . That's always good.
I try 😜
@@adventurearchaeology have you ever done a video on bottle tumbling? If so, I'll peruse your content closer!
If not, it would be cool!
Welcome back and I hope you’re doing great
Cut bottle I bought arrived a while ago but I couldn’t pick it up until the other day. Looks awesome and the polish on the rim alone is killlerrrrr. Thanks so much looks so cool and I will be enjoying a bit of whiskey in said glass. 😄👍
Glad the surgery and everything went well! Those areas are so awesome!!!!
Welcome back Brandon's wife. Sorry I couldn't remember your name. I love that you go out with him.
Welcome back dear lady 🤗💗
Welcome back! Great video guys!
nice work Brandon! gotta make it down there one day
Awesome to see your beautiful bride!
I remember opening tins of "Corned Beef" in the fifties with a key like the one you found. With it, a strip of the tin would wind around the key, opening the tin.
Great video...welcome back, glad your ankle is better..🥰🥰
Welcome back Miranda!! My little stayer broke her ankle back in November. She is still wearing a boot at a times snd brace, for about 4 more weeks.
These Coke Ovens are old History - wow ! Hi Miranda - so glad to see You back in these Videos ! All those Iron Relic's - we love the Pocket Watch Pieces - is it Silver Plate ? That Angel is cute - can that Wing be attached back onto the Body ? You two had a Ball Detecting ! Great Video and many Cheers from us in Australia ! Welcome back !
The handle is the perfect size for a wooden dynamite crate. Very interesting mix of relics. Pocket watch frame is nice . I turn the ones I find into little picture frames.👍♋
Great idea!
@@adventurearchaeology Thanks, I get backs from a craft store. You can set them up on the mantle or a shelf. My wife hangs them on the tree at Christmas. Everyone seems to like them and I've made several for my hunting, digging buddies.👍♋
Happy that your wife is better and able to go with you. Keep finding stuff.
Welcome back Young lady
Welcome back Miranda
Looks like a trunk handle
Glad to see you two out again, that object you found that looks like a key is off of a sardine can. Great find on the little angel
Fun stuff. I really enjoyed the coke oven history lesson. Great to see Mrs. AA again. i call silver on the watch bezel too. The keyhole item I can see being a suspender buckle, with the keyhole the part where a button would slip in and then anchor...?
@TextAdventurearchaeology. Hmmmm vat iss dis "telegram" off vitch ju speak?? I'm sorry, Brandon, (if this is indeed truly you), but I'm pretty low tech....🥴
First time watching your channel. Those are some neat finds. Coins are always great, but mystery items are fun too.
Welcome to the channel!
Hey Brandon. Been subscribed for a while on one of my other channels but thought it made more sense to comment from this one. Really enjoy your bottle digs and hope you'll do a lot more metal detecting videos. I'm from the Montgomery area and have never done much bottle digging (even though I hope to soon!) but have been detecting for a few years now and love it. Guess maybe I oughta revive my channel!
Angel may have been on a Holy Water fount or a mantel clock. I think the hinge/latch went to a photo album type book. The "keyhole" would allow for expansion as photos were added to the album.
Great video ! Thanks !😊
Good thing some of us old timers are still around to give you a real history lesson. When the coke ovens were no more, people would live in them. Which explains some of the stuff you found which most likely goes back to the 60s or 70s. Yes that key you found was used to open a sardine can. Back then there was no such thing as garbage, they used it and threw it on the ground. I inherited my grandparents house and still finding old bottles and jars. That other thing is a big staple for anchoring what I have no idea. Any miners out there that can give us more history?
You did good on metal detecting!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Welcome back Miranda!
That first piece you found looks like it’s part of a hook strap of some sort.
Welcome back Miranda
Thanks!!
Great hunt mate😁
That key looking thing is off an old can of spam or fish. The fat end is where the can rolled up on it.
Great finds well done
10:51- I believe that is the opening key and metal strip from a coffee can or similar.
Fantastic video!☺️
At 11:26, the big “staple” I think is a piece they used in logs on a river. A “Log Dog”
Your horseshoe shaped find might be what they drove into logs to help move them around.
Glad to see ur wife back out and healthy with u...married partners doing the same thing is the best in my opinion as always A+ video Please keep it up.....I just wish we had the river treasure up north like you do. However we definitely got the colonial for metal detecting but not the bottles lol.
WOW! So cool 😎
Maybe high-top shoes to support the ankle. Stay safe.
Hey Brandon awesome show I think that Angel is a old Ford hood ornament
Another great video!
We found one like this in greenwood sc by some old tracks. We thought it was for kilning bricks. It was huge but intact but covered with trees and dirt. Looked like a Indian mound. Pretty cool. From lauderdale Al. Been looking for some places to go.
Welcome back!!!
Interesting places! I've never heard of that kind of coke before. So glad your wife is better!
Welcome back
The large staple was used to beat into support logs. It was a pull through for ropes and pulleys.
Very cool seeing the coke ovens! Glad Miranda is back up and running!
I’m guessing here, but the key hole is hinged, then you found a hinge, and a handle, so probably luggage of some sort