OMG! i killed it metal detecting a colonial cellar hole with my Fisher F19 metal detecting finds
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- I found even more stuff on my second dig at this colonial NH cellar hole out in the woods. I went back to the old deserted homesite with my Fisher F19 metal detector and right away started locking on to targets quickly. This old site from the 1700s is just a small hole in the ground at this point with a stone pile from the chimney stack. I was digging up dandy buttons, shoe buckles & other relics easily because this spot was untouched and had never been metal detected before. No doubt all the artifacts I was finding confirmed it was all 1700s. A fascinating place built by one of the early New Hampshire settlers sometime in the mid to Late 1700s. A small property with very Little Rock walls and land not improved upon. It is a rear thing these days to find spots that are virgin and have never been metal detected so this is really exciting and made for a week of great metal detecting history.
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hi charlie. looks like reason no coinage cause he spent it on new buttons and buckles. great hunts so far.
Thank you for sharing your day with us... Never stop learning... 👍😷👍
Those woods must've been incredible with giant trees and acres of scrub two hundred years ago...
It's evident those days are long gone.
What's left seems to be little scrubby trees and ground Moss with ferns..
Thanks for reminding me of bygone days and the incredibly tough settlers who survived there...
Be Blessed...
Awesome site and finds!!
What an amazing site and you just happened upon it 😀 So many shoe buckles and dandy buttons!! I love it!!
Shovel THROW spike was AWESOME..🌲👣👣👣👣
Was that Sam Squanch at 3:09 thumping a log against a tree, as they are want to do when they have intruders ? You might make friends with him if you'd leave a six-pack of cold ones for him. If it's gone when you come back to the site, keep doing it. He'll figure out twist off caps pretty quick and start to look forward to your visits. After a while, he'll be hanging out at the shack, smoking stogies, drinking beer and going full Harry and the Hendersons. He'd be like Lu, only more bigly, eh?
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Like I said the last video, Charlie, You really earned this one!! I'm genuinely happy for You!!! Congratulations!!!
Whoa Nelly !! Second trip did not disappoint !! That was very cool. To see the actual items of history is exciting. The spoon handle from 1600’s was amazing. Thanks Charlie. See you tomorrow. ARROW *🎱. 🇺🇸. ❤️.
I found a colonial spectacle buckle the other day about the size of a pull tab. I’m DYING to find the inevitable nearby colonial site. Too bad your so dang far away! Great video.
That was awesome your lucky to have colonial sites in your area
If you look real hard you can find colonial up there, coinboy. It’s just very tough to find but it’s there around the main rivers. Iowa, cedar,skunk. Especially the Des Moines River.
Cool I’ll have to search by the Iowa river I’m close to there
I was getting into some pretty good proto-history and contact period research. Study the fur trade.
Awesome I love the Fur trade!
Really enjoy when you do the roundups! Like seeing everything together! Great finds!
Nice Dandy buttons. Wow on the shoe buckle frames. Awesome looking shoe buckle. Congrats on all the great finds Charlie.
Great Colonial hole, it is a gem when you find one untouched from previous diggers! Looking forward to the return trips! Got a feeling your going to uncover a smoker from here!
Outstanding day, congratulations. Great location with some interesting relics. Looking forward to your next outing. Best of luck.
Dude you killed it on those relics i’ve never seen so many shoe buckles pulled out of the ground congratulations Keep up the work
It was the day for fancy patterns today Charlie lol, the buckles were all patterned and some of the dandy buttons, lovely. Another dig there tomorrow is fantastic, looking forward to watching it sweetheart. Take care and stay safe please my friend, good luck and happy hunting love and hugs to you and NinJen Mary-Ellen LFOD
Wow, killer day!!!!!!!!!
You probably have the biggest dug button collection around keep it up
awesome finds
Very cool buttons and buckles! Maybe living out in the woods you didn’t need to carry coins with you so they kept them in the house👍🏻 Looking forward to more from this site! You find these places cause you can read the land Charlie! You don’t need stacked walls or big cellar holes to see the possibilities! Awesome site! Be safe and HH 🎧⛏
I hit 6 cellar holes this weekend. The first one I dug a 1857 Flying eagle. Next 5 sites, not a thing. But I do know what it is like to finally have a Amazing day of digging at a untouched site. I so happy for you.
Thanks Mike, keep searching and it will happen
@@NotThursday Thanks, I was up from 1am to 4am doing research. I just located 4 more sites on private land close to the one I had last month where we dug the Farthing, Hibernia, and Draped bust, and got their names and phones. Going to give them a call Today and see if I can get permissions. I am finding out the sites on private land have so much more to offer. So that is what I am focusing on now. I am finding so many in this one small very old area. It is so awesome. Really keeps me going. Thanks again Bud for all you do. Take Care & Stay Safe.
7:55 tree lean notched placed into ..notch..straight staff
no branches attached broken off long time ago👣👣🌎👣🌲🌲🌲
Seats of theirs ...cellars at one time great locations mans strategic seats
Could this have been a tailor's house?
Nice finds Charlie! Looking forward to tomorrow! Kelly/Indiana
Fantastic hunt Charlie!! 👍🇦🇺🌻
Man that place is like buttons and buckles R US ... nice spot.
Nice !
Awesome spot Charlie, congrats on being the first digging up the treasures from our past.👍🤘
Your finds are awesome. My ancestors were the first colonial settlers in NH. I’ve always wondered if these finds belonged to them? I’m in Alaska.
After seeing yesterdays video I was wondering when you would get back out there.
Can't wait until tomorrow, you definitely hit the honey hole on this one 👍😎👍
Two consecutive days of fantastic colonial relics. Looking forward to day three of this hot spot and cellar. Would be interesting to know what the original person did as you said he was probably not a farmer. One of the best sites and it looks like no one has detected there before. WTG ... 👍😉👏
Charlie you had some awesome finds! I can only dream of being in the shady woods up on a mountain! Bring your good luck charm Jen along!
Crazy site Charlie buttons and buckles galore. I just had my best button day on Friday I dug my first ever eagle infantry button then I dug seven more in a two foot square. HH and be well
Looking forward to a closer look. Out of the ordinary site with more to be revealed.
Not badge Charlie the view on the camera is great wonder what these guys were doing to be losing so many buckles of shoes makes you wonder what were they doing up there to wear out the buckles👍
Charlie - you DESERVE a site like this, once in awhile...!
Thank you Jim, it was a great week
Charlie, I have been watching your video's for years. The question I have is, with all the dandy buttons you all have found over the years, have you ever compared the different designs on the dandy buttons. I know that you all have found dandies at the same sight that match, but have you compared the buttons from different sights to see if you have a match from another site. I guess I'm wondering if there was a local maker or could they have been bought in say, a mercantile store when they went into town to buy supplies. I ask this because it seems that many of the designs are the same or almost the same. Thank you again for taking us on your journey. I look forward to them every day. Tell mom and Jen I said hi and keep them girls safe.
Yes indeed Denise we notice the same buttons in certain areas that seem to be a local thing. Hope your doing well.
I wonder if it's a burial site. So many relics that match and such..... Very cool site and finds.
You're a machine, pumping out all these vids. Good show.
An outstanding hunt! It’s like you’re digging up a museum! Simply unbelievable. Great, great video. Wonder how you even sleep at night! Stay safe.
Wow brotha just amazing finds again congrats hh brotha take care
Great episode. I always wonder what they were doing when they lost that shoe buckle or button? Supplies were in such short supply and to lose something functional had to be tough.
How many takes to "stick" the shovel? 👏. Must be exciting to find a relatively unspoiled site, sure is fun to watch. Thanks Digger Charlie for the share.👍👍👍
Happy for your well-worked for finds!
Charlie, do you think it could have been a 'cobblers' house? Isn't that what the shoe makers were called back then?
They are still called cobblers.. there are some amazing cobblers here on UA-cam👍🏼👞
It could have been a clothes maker because there was all sorts of shoe buckles and buttons and things like that that make it seem like it was clothes from more than just one family.
Geez Charlie, based on the items your finding and the fact that it doesn't look like a farm, could have been a trading post or such type building. It's nice to be excited about your finds and be 1400 miles away in South Alabama. If we make thru tomorrow {Wed}, I hope to see more.
I think this was the dig sight video I have ever seen great going
Awesomeness I watched day 1 then day 3 them found day 2 lol any way glad I found your channel thanks I watch The Hover Boys religiously and that’s how I got on to you peace from Canada 🇨🇦
Awsome can't wait to see your next trip !!!
Awesome cellar! Wish i could find buttons like that!
Cool digs .When you orbit find the outhouse and the nearest water source and I guarantee treasures &()...
Good photographic detail in the closeups.
Bet you couldn't wait to get back there! Great hunting!!!
Oh yeah ! all this weeks videos will be at this site
Great stuff! Love your videos , even the walks, so interesting!
I wouldn't be surprised if that was a doctors or lawyers house, probably didn't need to farm, they could work for barter, but they probably had the cash to buy fancy shoes. Imagine the time it took a shoe smith to make those buckles.
Thank you for the adventure and seeing some amazing finds ! Maybe you will tend the last piece of that buckle next time ! Take care , stay safe and healthy wherever your next adventure takes you ! Doing well here in Kansas .
One of your best vids yet. I watched yesterday's vid also. Good luck today.
Yes Sir, tomorrow.... I’d love to jump in there and dig that site with ya. Love that beep too!
I wonder if it was the school master's house. In eastern CT they were given a small house with the job. The town would have raised the small house but wouldn't have been interested in making improvements to the land. The house across the road from me is on the land that was the school masters house in the 1700s. It had less than 1/2 acre of land with it at that time. Good Luck, Rick
Indeed that could be the case Richard
@@NotThursday Do you have maps from the 1800's? I've seen large maps of Windham County, CT from about 1840, 1855, and around 1865. They were fascinating. Good Luck, Rick
That is a sweet site! Awesome finds. GL&HH Matt
That's so great to see all of the finds pop up one after the other.
Enjoyed the episode ✌
Great find Charlie, an untouched site there could be so much more in that site. Like you said... odd not to find a coin yet. It's there and waiting to be found. Thanks for sharing. Until next time. *Chris*
Congrats Charlie, you deserved that hunt. Very enjoyable to watch.
As someone previously mentioned, maybe a cobbler’s site. Maybe a clothier or local seamstress. Possibly a “watering hole” or a meeting house.
Love the latest batch of NT solo videos! Makes me want to tap the sub button again.
Thx for telling us about the location, etc.
Awesome! As usual.
I believe you found a factory, for the war .
Buttons ,and Buckles
Great name for a pub
Cool hunt Charlie
Wow what a great site!
"Wow" doesn't even sum up that spot. Cannot wait to see what you find there tomorrow.
shoe bucles and dandy buttons lol wow!!! thats so cool cant wait to see what the total is when you get it mostly searched out.
That’s and amazing site!
Great finds!!! I hope to find something like those for my channel
Outstanding finds. Thanks for sharing, good luck, happy hunting and take care.
You hit a hot spot ! Congrats
Thats awesome man!!
This is fun!!!👍🏼
Killing it DC/NT amazing site tanks for another great show
Fabulous hunt Charlie! Bravo!!!!
Thanks Deej
Oh my love this site what great treasures 🥰
Thanks for sharing that, great job!
I would even check the nail sounds
New here. So you go out and bury your colonial relic collection and dig it back up? 😂 great job!
Charlie, I started watching y'all back in like 2013 ta help myself learn about the sounds of the at pro. Well I quickly became an addict of detecting and SD. Love all ya do, but man that Fischer don't sound right! Hahaha LFOD bro!
lol David but I have to tell ya the sounds are so much better on my ears. I can hear so much more with this machine.
You found the colonial Imelda Marcos' shoe closet!
Wow Charlie 👍🏻❤️🇨🇦
i have forfathers who came from NH after 1776, as they were loyalist , and move up east coast canada .. be interesting to find out if some these homes where from loyalist ..
No signs of manual labor, and lots of fancy dandy buttons. That guy must have been a while collar worker like a doctor or lawyer. That's why his house is backwards.
Great hunt super vines that are for us
Doesn't make you wonder, what in the heck all of these people were doing when they broke all of those shoe buckles we see people finding?
Wow u find cool stuff,!
I gotta stop watching your videos... not because I don't like them, but because i am completely jealous of the age of the spots you find. Around here, if i get on a spot that had activity before 1900, it's a rarity
Fantastic site, congratulations!
As you probably know, many of the settlers came from royalty and were sent over.
Why do the houses disappear so completely? No nails, glass, or hinges, as you might expect.
I wonder if you have. Hit the home of a seamstress? Shoe maker. Silver Smith? Possibly a small market area? Wood fencing. Would have rotted by now. Or taken for fire wood!
Thanks for sharing this experience. Very interesting. Have your found sites like this ever lead into an archeological excavation?
You deserve a day of great finds
What metal detector would you recommend? My oldest has shown an interest in this for a few years now. I myself, am a history major and admire the past for many reasons. I have also wanted to get into this as a hobby. Metal detecting would be an amazing thing to get into with my daughter to help build our relationship.
With your site and the layout of this house. I'm starting to think with all the designs of the buttons, buckles, etc. I think he had some wealth. When you say you didn't find coin, he may have invested in goldsmith banking. Yes, I know this started in London. In my studies, I haven't found that it was or wasn't practiced in the Americas in the 17th century. Anyone know different? Please show me where you found your information.
Makes me wonder, with all those buckles, if a cobbler lived there, and he'd attach new ones on other people's shoes.
Good video
Nice day 2.
Great video 👍
Wow,WOW,WOW!!!!!