PARANORMAL ACTIVITY CAPTURED WHILE DIGGING FOR BOTTLES plus AMAZING FINDS
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- The weather is freezing, it’s snowing, and we’re out bottle digging. What an absolutely incredible two days of digging. Some outstanding finds, and the most green we have ever dug at one time. Also a possible paranormal voice was captured during a live pull, listen to it and tell us what you think we captured? I hope you all enjoy this video as much as we did making it for you. Stay safe during this massive snow storm hitting us now, and make sure to like and subscribe if you haven’t already.
I'm beginning to think ppl drank nothing but milk or whisky back then and ran around poisoning each other
HAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!
Hahahahahaha!!! I wanna know what the poison was!
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😂😂😂😂😂
This so much reminded me of the time I lived in Flanders, Belgium. This used to be the Western Front of the First World War. I started to dig a hole for a pond.....and ended up in a frontline trench. I knew I was in the area where lost of fighting happened back in 1914-1918, but I wasnt aware of how close I was, I was basically living on top of the front line itself. I found bottles, metal items like buttons, belt buckles, cartridges, ammo clips and even a machine gun, unfortunately so fragile I couldnt lift it from the ground, it disintegrated in my hands:( But the energy of that place, OMG! And haunted as well. Lots of weirdness still going on in that area. Your finds are really awesome, in such good condition.
Hey, really enjoyed your video. But your Japanese “shaker” is actually a ladies’ hat pin holder. Back in the day, ladies wore large hats that were held onto their hair with long decorative pins. They’d keep the pins on their vanities in a ceramic or silver hat pin holder. Nice find. Very desirable for collectors
Also, that is Chinese, not Japanese artwork.
I collected hat pins for a time back in the 90s and used salt shakers to hold my hat pins
Wonder how comfortable the pins and hats were. We women will never learn! Lol. Some of they hats were probably worth it though tbh.
@@sarah-jaynemcdonald2594 They had such long hair back then… the pin would just go through the big pile of hair. So I don’t think they felt it, though I’ve read that those pins could have been used as weapons! 😱
Cool.
My neighbor's 10 year-old kid got sick and died, and wound up in my place as a ghost. When he talks (disembodied voice) it's normal, but when you record him or he plays with our Karaoke machine etc his voice sound strange - like the one you captured. We lived at our old place for over 10 years, and he was with us the entire time; I actually kinda miss him (he'd run around our place, he'd play with stuff - one time when I was sick I heard him next to me say, "mommy, are you okay"?
That sounds absolutely terrifying but also so sad... I hate that some people get stuck here after they die, poor boy❤️
Sad, there was the ghost of a little girl where I used to work 😥
But Jesus said the dead do not know they are dead...they are simply asleep.
So i wonder what those "ghosts" really are.
Help them go Home/ not be afraid to go to the light. Ask their ancestors and Yeshua to help them cross.
When I worked as a machinist, on the main floor talking with 2 coworkers. I felt a tug several times on my flannel shirt as if a toddler would do from behind. I thought one of the guys playing around. As I looked back no one there. Asked the two guys, who was behind me tugging on the bottom of my shirt? They said, no one was behind you. Very very odd indeed.
Really cool and thank you for cleaning up your finds and showing how they look without the dirt . Nicely done!
Attachments to objects by the dead can happen. Be careful bringing them into your home.
Awesome finds.
Zipp's > Interesting find. We had a pharmacist in Southwest with last name Zipp. Rands also known for their maps.
What do you do with your finds?
Pretty sure your channel got recommended to me because of the paranormal activity, but I enjoyed the video. Reminds me of when I was a kid and would go digging in the "glass dump" with my mom and grandma. There's still a lot of treasures to find there.
I did that as a child with my mom too. We dug in an old dump before they turned it into an airport. My love for old bottles still remains to this day
I wonder if in a hundred and twenty years from now some guys from the future will be digging through one of our dumps for our discarded crap with as much enthusiasm as you two have. Woo hoo look I found another plastic Coca Cola bottle. It's even got the lid on it. For some reason I doubt anyone will find our modern day garbage as anything but garbage.
What is that green beer stein made of anyways?
Jadeite brother man and I fear you are correct about our modern trash.
@@CrickDiggersInc does it glow? Like Vaseline ware?
No Chris said it does not glow in black light.
@@CrickDiggersInc It might be hand carved though.
It could be I haven’t really gotten my hands on it 😂 to investigate it.
I love how you guys are having fun like little kids. This is how life should be for us good people of the earth.
The voice said You are worked up over the attracted...
@@puraharvey6622 Probably a ventriloquist trying to be cute.
Hi ,the jar base is probably from a dressing table set perhaps a trinket or pin jar known as Jasper ware.Here in the UK we see similar examples of stamped Wedgewood but with no name then probable Continental and I would suggest Austrian.Nice design of classical figures taken from Romano/Greek, circa 1900.Hope that helps a little
UA-cam finally recommended a channel worth watching! I'm an avid fisherman and I love historic stuff. Where do you guys do your digging? I'm in the Rocky Mountains and can't dig more than an inch without hitting rock.
Yes, where are you located? You find amazing treasures!!
I think they are somewhere in Maryland.
We are located in a small coal mining town called Lonaconing MD 😊
It sounded like "They're worked up over this attraction?" I don't know, but it's very cool!
Something attracted or attractive I’m not sure but when playing the vid back it made my hairs stand up on the back of my neck 😂
@@CrickDiggersInc fck yeah bro I sometimes get a weird feeling back in those old town dumps alot of time they are pretty close to town cemateries idk good work brothers
The green Milk glass is Nile Green rare color Greentown glass around 1903 in perfect condition would have been about $125 - $150 The Milkglass Crucifix was made by Cambridge glass or Wesmorland glass 188os - 90s they had a thick heavy octagon shaped base in perfect condition they are about $50 - $125 to collectors..The clown container about $125 That Turkey bottle all I can say is wow!
Great stuff. This is one of the few activities my daughter and I love to do together. We live near an old dump that skirts around the Susquehanna river in Pennsylvania. We have to wait for water levels to go down to do some digging but when they do we always come home with some great finds. Strangest thing we ever found was a cow’s femur.
3:48 The piece you found looks like Wedgwood. That distinctive style is a trademark design called Jasperware. It was first produced by Wedgwood at the end of the 18th century, although I suspect that piece was made much later. It was meant to emulate Roman cameo glass, hence the cameo style. The style proved hugely popular since this period of the Enlightenment reconnected itself with classical art and culture. The scenes are often mythological and depict the Gods, or relate a well known story.
EDIT:typo.
yes thats wedgewood, i used to collect it
@@litabelaqua I figured as much, the style and quality of a Wedgwood piece is quite distinctive, even on camera after it's been buried in the dirt for years. Personally, I prefer the black pieces. 😀
EDIT:typo.
Thought I'd add further information about Wedgwood that you may find of interest.
First, I could kick myself. I have been spelling Wedgwood with an 'e'. It's not Wedgewood, it's Wedgwood. Perhaps it's another Mandela Effect. 🤣🤣🤣 Although, I doubt it very much.
An interesting fact about Josiah Wedgwood (the founder of Wedgwood) has to do with his granddaughter, Emma. She was the wife of Charles Darwin, yet another British legend. The two families had close ties due to the fact Josiah and Erasmus Darwin (Charles' grandfather) were members of the Lunar Society. The Lunar Society was a group of open minded free thinking scientists and industrialists. It had many well-known members, such as, James Watt.
Finally, if you want to date the piece you found, please check out the link I'll provide at the end. Hopefully, it will give you a better idea of its approximate age. I recognised the piece you found because my mother has one just like it. It was the cupids that gave it away. Cupid had a very different image in the past and it's nothing like the one we have today. In modern times, cupid is seen as shooting you with his arrow and you fall in love. In Elizabethan times, cupid was seen as having more of a hypnotic effect, rendering you into a pawn of its choosing, unable to resist. I love history. Can you tell? 🤣
Anyway, here's the link, as promised.
questionerlab.com/how-do-you-date-wedgwood#:~:text=How%20do%20you%20date%20Wedgwood%3F%20Wedgwood%20jasperware%20can,order%2C%20the%20month%2C%20the%20potter%2C%20and%20the%20year.
@@litabelaqua I don't feel so bad about my typo of Wedgwood. You used to collect it and still spelt it wrong. 🤣 j/k
Exactly
Really neat dump! Love the finds and I had chills when I heard the voice. My best friends dad is a Paranormal Activity Writer and hunter. He’s wrote and published four books, and from the stuff I’ve seen in person and what he’s showed us that is almost 99% a spirit. I know you guys dig near gravesites a lot so one question, we’re you this time? Still creepy either way. Have a good day guys!
Excellent video! Zipp’s manufacturing company used to make flavorings and syrups, things like Cherri-O soda(under their own brand), root beer, and extracts(vanilla, lemon, rum etc). Sorry if someone already told you this; I did look, but there are so many great comments! Cool finds!
Awesome video and dig Travis! I like the way you show the bottle cleaned up after you dig it instead of at the end. It really brings the beauty of the bottle out right after you show it coming out. Thanks a bunch for taking us along.
I would say that was a CB ham radio that your phone picked up or even a 2 way radio If someone has a powerful ham radio it can be picked up by your recording
Thank you Terry Flora, because my mind was beginning to make a connection between the voice and the terrifying pumpkin head candy container. Never met a clown who didn't make my skin crawl....
Most likely explanation, since cell phone recording the video operates on radio frequencies.
Great finds, guys!!! So awesome of Chris to share this site!! Y’all found some super cool stuff!! Really looking forward to the next time y’all dig here!! Appreciate y’all sharing these adventures!!! 😃👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏼
Great video to watch. The farmers field near me was ploughed a few months ago, and I found about 15 complete milk, medical, bottles, some dating back to Victorian times I think. Fascinating trying to find the history on them.
My two most favourite types of videos are digging & paranormal so it’s ace to see both . Great finds too
I just came across your channel, I love seeing what's been pulled out of the ground from the forgotten past. Cool finds. I live in East Tennessee, how do you find old dumps?
Any older neighborhood creek or Gulley used to be the garbage dump of each area. You'll find these finds all over in older towns.
Yes, here in rural upstate NY its just like that. Lots of broken china too.
@@illex759 hello, I live in rural upstate NY as well. I have a crick or some people say creek behind my farmhouse which was built in 1836. In 2011 we had a horrible flood, sure you remember. After the flood waters went down my son found a headstone and thought it was the neighbor's headstone for a dog they use to have. I helped him pull it up. It was covered in mud and we put it on our neighbor's porch. Back when my house was built 500 acres were attached to it. Needless to say the neighbor came running over a few hours later to ask if I left a human headstone on her porch. We read the headstone and did some research. The headstone was for 2 people that lived in my house a few years after it was built. It has their dates and last name on it. The headstone now sits between the 2 properties. You never know what you'll find buried. By the way...the headstone was orginally placed by a huge willow tree and when the flood took the tree, the headstone was unearthed.
Mother Lode: Love the way you show the 'cleaned find' immediately after finding. This encourages the viewers (us) that we'll see the ultimate result. John 3:16
That voice definitely said " Let's Go Brandon" !
Steven..good one.
Haha!!! That was epic! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So cool, I didn’t know there were other people out there that did this! My dad was an avid bottle digger all of his life here in the u.k. He had a brilliant collection of bottles, pipes, cream pots and lids, dolls heads and all kinds of amazing things. He would sometimes take me along as a child to sit and watch as he found these wonders of the past, I spent so much great time with him and his hobby I became a wealth of knowledge on this type of thing myself. Brought me back some good memories to see this. Sadly my dad recently has passed away, whats left of his collection I have now inherited and I will always cherish it. He would of really loved this
Must have been hard finding boyfriends who shared your interest.
How nice it is to see these things of the past found . Other wise they would be lost forever and there part of are history. Well done guys thanks for showing us . R M from Mass. Loved it.
I just found your channel! I was captivated!! I have so many questions! Where are y’all? How do you know where to dig? How long you been doing this? Do you sell any of your finds? This looks so fun! I’m hooked on your channel now!
You know that objects hold energy I'm talking about the energy paranormal wise in the voice you heard might have been someone's energy holding onto one of them objects you might have a haunted object
This has to be the most Awesome finds ever, Whoa 😮 WOW Thank You s
Your EVP, or ghost voice says, "There worked up over this attraction".
Congratulations on your finds and on capturing your first ghost voice.
That's what I heard also.
I heard "They're getting worked up over this trash" Either way.....effin weird.
@@Davidrcobb Yours is the correct spelling "they're". We had a ghost manipulate my wive's smart phone. The voice said, come back! I love you. And yes it's weird, very weird!
@@TheParkAttendant Strange world....
The best dig by far. What an awesome spot with very unique finds. Congrats guys. Can’t wait to see more from that location.
My bet on the sign You found, Travis (IF You guys havent deduced same by now) is an old Procter and Gamble (P&G) "point-of-sales" store display for Naptha Soap. 🤔 Great viewing Ur vids. as always. 👍🍻
Never seen this channel before, but it is really interesting to see what you have pulled out of the ground. I wonder how many times these have been found and discarded again just to be found again.
Love the cross candle holder!!❤❤❤
Hello from UK. I would love to be there digging and finding all those 'treasures'. Would be a dream come true ❤️
I use a butter knife around the bottles. You're freaking me out with your shovel around that milk bottle!
What do you do with these incredible finds? Do you sell them? How much would some of these cost? Excellent video.
Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪
If it's like most things, there's a few treasures and most are collection materials.
I recall a time when the cobalt glass being desirable and adjusted for time, I'd think most bottles go for ten to thirty US dollars, with some rarities selling for auction prices, and usually a lot.
Interesting audio you captured. It seemed like as soon as bottle was pulled from ground seal a voice capsule opened " worked up over this atract.. table.? " should push the video to paranormal voice analysis interesting because its so strong crisp loud. Not to mention all the amazing bottles dug. WOW!!! #5xSanfordLifeGN
Hello. The paranormal activity was the hook but I really enjoyed this dig. Do you keep most of these objects as collectors or do you auction it off? This is probably the most diverse bottle dig I've seen in the US. It must be near a city to have such a variety.
I normally get irritated with " hooks," and scroll on. I am glad I watched because I have never seen a dig before and truly didn't know people had these types of treasure hunts, It was an interesting video and I also, wonder about the value of these objects. Lots of fun watching. And I didn't hear anything that I'd consider paranormal. Rather glad I didn't. LOL. Thanks for sharing this Crick Diggers!
@@frankiediane2782 I hope they keep digging this location. It's very interesting.
@@MrKmoconne YES! I really enjoyed this video. I subscribed. They are an industrious bunch. I wouldn't know where to begin.
I did too. I want to know more about the objects of the turn of the century that people threw away. I actually found a set of the Japanese salt shakers they found on Etsy. very interesting.
Hey, what time does it occur in the video? Like in the middle, end, etc? I really wish they would have put the time stamp for it in the description 😕
Awesome finds!!! I have been collecting arrowheads & bottles for years. Always wanted to dig in old homestead properties & old dump sites but never knew how to locate one. Always stuck to fields & rivers. Coolest thing I ever found was a really, really old Native American Canoe that was buried in the side of a riverbank. Took over a week of nonstop digging to excavate it. It drew so much attention that the state siezed it. 😪
You're stupid for letting the state seizure canoe that you found and you dug up
What business did they have taking that from you?
Hey Lads, some absolutely brilliant finds there .My favourites were the small turkey bottle the pink lamp and the perfume bottle .. Great Going !!!!
WOW! You guys found and awesome Halloween Candy Container. That Pumpkin Headed Witch is easily several 100$! Check live auctioneers out. They had one recently. One of the hardest to find. I’d put that it on EBay. Rock on. You have a great channel and make awesome vids. Thanks for sharing your finds
New sub here and i love the work you guys do..the green stein was so cool.just imagine the dude back in the day that drank out of that, so cool.
The green dish looks like wedgewod...
Yes that is what I was told in last nights auction as well very cool. Thanks for the info brother man.
Or jasperware...
Heckkkkk yea !!!! Great digs guys, my favorite was the tiny Chicago amber. Sweeet one . But all of those were fire.you guys have helped me a TON on identifying my bottles. Been arrowhead collecting for 30 years so yea I’ve picked up lots of old bottles. Thanks fella’s
A fun dig! The bottle is “Zipp’s.” The first letter is a cursive letter “Z.”
Just stumbled upon this. Very interesting! How do you know where to start digging and how to so many bottles come to be in one place?
So glad I found you all! ❤ Now why would a spirit have an attachment to the dump? It's an old spot so I'm sure there's a few spirits still hanging around from attachments to some of the old items your finding. Be careful out there! You don't want to take a chance and take anything home with you of the spiritual kind!
@@timeandtimeagain4391 go to 34 mins and 20 seconds and you'll hear it. Sounds like... something devil something something. I listened a few times. It was weird, dont want to listen to it again. I wish someone that had better skills with sound enhancement or something could listen to it. I am curious.
@@timeandtimeagain4391 I couldn't hear what the man was saying, but who or what ever it was talking the same time the other guy was talking It was a different pitch in his voice.
@@HaveyouLovedandbeenLoved if you listen with earbuds and slow the playback speed to 50%, it's a lot clearer but also you could send it to watch out for Charlie he is a sound clearing up expert! That's the name of his UA-cam channel watch out for Charlie
Perhaps buried close by, to remain fixed on the earthly plain, spirit must connect to place as they have no other physical attachment. Even second hand goods can hold attachment.
By far, the best vidio ever ! A variety of everything ! I heard the scary voice 😳 creepy ! Hats off to Chris for sharing the digging site. Great finds guys ! 🥰
what time it happened?
@@chunxxxxter 34:20 I think it says "The word devil is attractable"
@@chunxxxxter somewhere around 36 minutes right after he is holding the green bottle!
Why does it sound like interference, or radio transmission…. I totally expected a whispering ghostly voice. Strange.
That’s what evps sound like. I’ve talked to several expert paranormal people mad they say it takes a tremendous amount of energy for the spirit to be heard. So they come through as almost a recording that abruptly stops because they can no longer channel enough energy.
If I didn’t get bored I wouldn’t have found you and I’m happy, green with envy(never felt that much-ugh!) and would love to be there digging too! History/Treasury hunters! Happy digging 🙏🏻❤️
Great archeological find. That's one of the first European settlements for sure. Are you keeping track of the building structures too. This could be great to find out more about the first settlements and our history. Maybe even worthy for archeologists. Native American finds are harder to track because the wood is rotten and it's pretty hard to find them arrow heads and so on.
Great finds. I have never seen a turkey bottle before. Thank you for the adventure.
Great dig!! Scary voice!! Great bottles, I have never seen a turkey shaped bottle.
NAPTHA SOAP is still made today and is used as a stain remover for laundry, you can use it as an air freshener, mix with water and spray your garden to keep Aphids and Deer away from it, plus a lot of other things.
Always a great adventure with you all. Finding all those hidden gems beneath the surface 🙂 . That voice was creepy 😬
Awesome finds! Theres got to be bunches more bottles in that dump! Its really paying off...love the little candy container!!
I find bottles like this on some family property back in the woods near an small old fallen home. Back in the old days guess some people buryied the garbage or just piled it in the woods in one area for a dump like. There was old rusty bikes and dolls and all kinds of junk. I dont get in it to search though to affraid of snakes and other critters around in it. Not worth a cost of the a bite out of me that id have a doctor bill over. Lol
Hey, fellow bottle digging person; what a trove of interesting bottles! I'm jealous! Dug some latrines in York, PA and Baltimore. Nothing like your find! 😀
I use to dig privys in Baltimore, early to mid 90’s, lots of good finds back then. Torpedos, pontiled sodas/meds. Guess it’s been dug hard since then
These old middens there must be a lot of them berried just below the surface.
I worked for a city counsel in a small town. We found some bottles and stuff.
It was just over the road and there was a seminary joining that area beside a river.
Those old battles are really cool and when you find whole ones among them.
Who knows what else you can find there with them.
To me, the voice sounded something like: "you're worked up over this attract-" and then just cut off. Could also be "worked up over this, a trash-" Trash pit?
Cool video and nice finds!
Check out Northern Mudlarkers at Firth Bridge some eery voice started talk
You got another subscriber !!! ❤❤💜💙💚💛💙💚💛💜❤
This is the first time watching your video and I think it’s so cool to watch you pullout all those amazing glass bottles! 💜
That's so wild about the haunted bottle. It's so weird, but it sounded like a word coming from a tv or radio. Have ya'll heard any weird tales about this site?
Fun stuff. Thank you for another entertaining video. I, too, enjoy seeing the cleaned up treasure right after the dug version. Cool beans!
I love these old bottles you have found, fantastic ! ( strange audible sound was weird .)
Nice ruse to attract more interest with paranormal tales! Ventriloquism?
My first time watching. I subbed.
Very awesome finds. Excellent video. Great job putting it together.
I really enjoy these kinds of videos. Thank you so much for sharing. I learned alot.
Wishing you many wonderful and productive digs. ☺👍
What a Great Dig! A little headless, frozen Kewpie doll. Possibly a green and white embossed Wedgewood Queensware sugar bowl. Shaker may be from occupied Japan. When they became independent as a country, they destroyed anything with occupied Japan stamped or hand painted on it, so it became more sought-after due to it's rarity. Chris' green mug was interesting. Sweet little pink lamp base 1870s? A blue ink, milk glass ink and a Carter's ink? Never saw a Carter's before and am glad you at least tried to find the top for it. Too many diggers don't do that. That voice sounded similar to what the audio of a radio transmission sounds like? Perhaps it was picked up by the phone? (Here is an example of what I'm talking about). Many years ago, my brother was going through an extremely challenging time. His phone rang and he said "Hello", the voice said his name. He said, "Who is this?" The voice said, "I'm your Mother." He was overwhelmed with mixed emotions. You see, our Mom had passed away decades earlier. There is a movie here on YT named Frequency, that may clarify better.
God Bless and Protect You All!
That doll wasn't little. It was a bigger one.
WOW- -Congratulations on a GREAT dig!! The porcelain sign is naptha soap, still used in better shampoos these days. Never mind that disembodied voice there...haha
She's a wee posy vase, for one short cut rose bud. (The one w pop corn effect)
Thanks guys,awesome dig.I really enjoy the way you present the goodies cleaned and in the light so i can actually see them.Its great not to have to wait till the end to see
Or have to use one's imagination.
The Beautiful Green💚Box
with the Pretty Figurines on it,
Looks like Early "Wedgewood,"
Jasper Ware.‼️😌
Incredible finds this go around! Lots of different stuff. More power to you fellas for never giving up!💪🏻💯
Love what you guys are doing… get a masons trowel and a tile setters margin trowel… that will give you smaller points to dig with around some finds. You’ll get more unbroken finds. Especially if they are old ceramic dolls and cups
It says "Zipp's" out of Cleveland Ohio. What a great video.
Thanks for posting that. I sure couldn't see that as a "Z" and searches of "3ipp's" and "*ipp's" got me nowhere!
@@willong1000 I'm an old genealogist, so I have an easier time with cursive than you young people. ;-)
@@tobypetzold4540 I've completed seven decade and have made a start on number eight--hardly qualified to be called "young people." But hey, I'll take it!🤣
@@willong1000 Ha ha! I missed my guess. I'm in my early 50s, BTW.
@@tobypetzold4540 LOL! I might have deceived you with my avatar photo--it was snapped half a lifetime ago.
Just found you guys n love it...have some old unusual bottles n really enjoy finding stuff
Amazing how well things age with time. I love seeing historical items recovered. This makes me want to dig up my backyard.😂😂😂
If your house is older than 1920s it has at least one privy usually in the back corner or center along back property line
Oh yeah, the nosy neighbors are gonna buy that!
Me Nd my husband like to look for old bottles and treasures in the creek by out house. My Uncle used to dig for old bottles and arrowheads. Lots of fun seeing what you will find :)
Has anyone gotten into any difficulty with nearby landowners, the law, or highway department when bottle hunting in creeks and small streams?
What I'm wondering. Because most of this land belongs to someone. Plus the mess left behind tearing big chunks of land up.
We always gain permission before digging anywhere so the landowner is completely aware of what is going on. It will all be filled back when we are done digging. No mess at all just a big tilling session just like someone getting ready to plant a garden .
@@CrickDiggersInc you guys are the coolest! Sharing the joy you have and your treasure hunting with us. Definitely appreciated in these ridiculous, disgusting times we are in. The last 2 years have seemed like some horrific dream. Reminder each time out in public, it's not a dream, but a sad reality. Thank you so much. I enjoyed, as if I were there myself.
The COOLEST digs everrr! Amazing finds!! Enjoyed watching SO much!!
And, a ghost!
I really liked this video! It was very nice to see the items cleaned up. And you found the inkwell lady head!
Some people asked where to look for bottles. I'm in New England and my mom read that the bottles were commonly thrown over the stone wall in the back where the two sides come together. So, out she went with her shovel and found quite a few nice old bottles.
When I saw that piece of wedgewood come uip, I thought, "I bet the kids broke the top and got it disappeared out to the trash before mom got home."
You cleaned those pieces up really well. They looked great.
Thanks for a great video.
Have you ever found a little bottle that's Japanese and it's the how's it called home Have you ever found any little tiny 3 and a 1/2 inch tall bottles with a tall neck and a stop run to top that's made a glass and it's an opium bottle and it's usually says opium in Chinese on a clear very bubbled blown glass
Just found your channel. It’s filing my treasure hunter heart. Where do you sell your finds?
I like old bottles. Great find guys.
Hello👋 from New York you guys found some amazing finds especially that turkey bottle That ghost voice was Awesome I'm pretty sure I heard we worked this over with a tractor That was an awesome video thank you for bringing me along with you guys I can't wait to see what you guys find next😊
Holy cow I heard that man's voice maybe it was good luck for finding the bottle WOW but loving the bottles
First time on your channel. Love digging, detecting, prospecting and dumps. Great job. Good hunting.
Thank you , appreciate you.
Me too. Just found you. I'm in ohio & would like to find some of these beauties
Ohh man what a good digg . I think your beer stine is uranium milk glass 😍
The YT channel the Northern Mudlarks from the U.K., had a very similar experience while mudlarking under a bridge where many men fell to their deaths during its construction. They didn't hear it (I don't think ) until the editing process. 👻
You’re right, the Northerns did not hear it until editing, but I sure heard it when watching!
That beer stein is very cool. And the fact it is uranium glass makes it so much better. You found some amazing items in this place. Way to go!
Not uranium… pretty sure that’s Jadeite
Great job guys…you never cease to amaze!!!
use a clamrake rather than spade when digging ,less chance of damage to your finds
That is a great old dump. You inspire me to dig but I haven't been digging this time of the year because of the cold weather, rain and snow and frozen ground. That dump area is amazing with a wide variety of treasure. I'm surprised to see a candy container because I didn't know they were made in the turn of the century. I find candy containers in 1940s dumps.
Great, now you've released an evil spirit to roam the earth and cause more mischief and shenanigans. Thanks. Nice dig.
This was a really cool video to stumble across. I would love to do this kind of thing. Do you ever think of carrying a spray bottle of water so that you can read the bottles or give the treasures a quick rinse? Just a thought. So excited to find this channel.
That little dish with cherub's on it looks like a piece of wedge wood pottery.
@@kellymorton544 That's what l thought when l saw it cleaned up.
Where are you guys digging!? Not old graves I hope!!……very weird feelings I’m getting as soon as I switched On!! Just hope it’s the town dump, but you can never tell “What” was dumped in these places! Be safe boys…very interesting finds so far..loved the Japanese shaker.
Sometimes they just used the top halves of little dolls to include on top of a tea cosy or similar, so the wider cosy part looked like a dress.
Wedgewood Jasperware I think is the green powder dish with cameo figurines. Bad Azz hole of treasures guys! That green Jade-ite or ? German stein was awesome. Love the stuff you guys dug!!
The lid would have been shaped like a ❤️
Yes I know that was such an amazing find. Early to 1870-1880s thanks for the continued support
What a nice dig spot! You guys hit the jackpot there.
The strange voice on the second morning: Did you hear the voice physically? It said: "they are all worked up over this attract...". It cuts off. Not sure if they were saying "attraction" or we couldn't hear the rest of that comment. That man's voice was extremely clear. Any signs of a prior house or building around? Could someone have been near for a few minutes without you realizing?
34.20 yea heard it
So judging by our finds in several trips digging there I believe it was either a farm dump or church dump. Lots of religious things, and also a large quantity of milks but all from the same dairy. Lots of poison bottles, not many cow bones. We do occasionally hit pockets of old bricks so could of even possibly been an old building or church however it is not shown on old maps. Still a mystery and maybe one of these digs we will unearth something that makes it a definite. I enjoy the mystery, and try to think back about how life was by the items we dig. Appreciate you and your question. As for the voice, it was not heard physically while the video was being filmed. It wasn’t until playing it back in my kitchen we both looked at each other when it came up. 👀 I think it’s neat but I’m not sure if it said something good or bad 😂
So, why are all these glass and ceramic things just buried together?
I would love to be there digging with you all.. so fun to find treasures. That box looks heart shaped.. I hope you find the top to the box.