What a great new creek!! I love the battery bottle, I've never seen one. That John Wyeth bottle was phenomenal! I would think I died and went to heaven to find a creek like that! Thanks Brandon!!
Holy crap Brandon, that creek sure gave you a ton of good bottles!! I especially love the blue bottle, just hanging there ready to fall! Happy for you bro 😎!
Brandon I met Clayton one time he came up and look at some of the bottles me and my old lady have found would love for you to come and walk the creek with us one day on a creek close to oakman al lots of bottles
I wish I knew places to look here in the Dallas area. We have a creek running through the back of our land in Palmer and I’m going to start looking through there as it floods quite a bit and for the most part it’s clean but I’ve found some older bottles there. It’s about 12’ deep in places maybe more. We live in an older area south of Dallas.
I live in Carlisle Cumbria England and my late father used to say to us x5 sisters and a brother " when in town keep your window down " meaning to look around all the time as you don't know what is under your feet
I found a bottlers dump last Saturday. In 3 minutes pulled a 1915 hobbleskirt, and a Ripley Tenn Chero 1915. Going back tomorrow!!! Anyway those insulators…the first 2 are called beehives. Thanks for another great video.
I've recently stumbled upon your channel and I love your videos and information you provide! I have recently gotten into collecting old bottles (among other things) but I'd like to find my own and not just purchase. Finding means much more than buying to me at this point! I live over here in Georgia and it's a bit rural and a bit suburb. We have creeks around my area that get a lot of flooding. What do you look for in a site that may yield possible bottle findings?
Nice to see that mineralization from the soil is not bad at all, where I am sometimes dug bottles not only have thick mottling, some of them are pitted from the minerals in the soil.
Just FYI, that Waterbury Battery Oil is from Waterbury, Connecticut, not County! The city was a major industrial hub up until after the 1940s and is still known as the Brass City due to being the "brass capitol of the world" from the early 1800s and peaking during WW2. I'm local and thought you might like to know some history 😊
I live across the road from a river and old tracks and the only intact bottles I find are Waterbury battery oil. I was hoping to find an Edison battery oil bottle but no luck yet!
When it is so hot, rubber boots and a pair of shorts. It makes you look like a hill jack, but better than walking in nasty water. Glad you found a new spot, I bet it is loaded and will produce again and again
Cool finds Brandon! Your videos have encouraged me to try to find more bottle dumps. I found a bottle dump that's not too old but great finds and hope to see a video next week!
A little house in Marshfield Taxachusetts just down the road a bit was built by Jesso Sumpin used his own mass produced nails. Story is that he built the first nail factory in the country. That might well just be a story
I'm here in Japan. Went digging on Thursday. God, good age but not much substance. Pulled a small Nikki juice, marble, and a broken Shinyaku. Had that Shinyaku been whole, would've been a $50 bottle 😂
Those were some really nice finds! Every once in a while in the video it looked like a pair of lines in the creek bottom. Were those pipes or shadows from power lines?
Sun's Out/Guns out, brosef! 💪 I've never been disappointed by any waterway running adjacent to RR tracks. Landfill material was used to build up the beds so the railway or spur would rest above the 100 year flood level. That same type of material was used to backfill heavy erosion areas along the right-of-way, which may explain the +/- 30 yr age discrepancies in glass within what appears to be the same stratigraphical layer above the limestone. My apologies for "nerding out". Love the videos Brandon! Please keep them coming!
Wow man. That cobolt was absolutely gorgeous Brandon. What an awesome find and please tell me you got the jar in the wall(the second one). I would surely throw a few dollars your way for it. I cant wait to see another installment from this location. Awedome video Brandon and as always thanks for taking us along BTW You scared the $##t out on me when you jumped in to ask us to subscribe 😂 I liked tge way you added that, it flowed really good through the video. Great job man
I recently found a little green bottle with AB 2 on the bottom. Ive scoured the interwebs looking for info but nothing. Any ideas, mate? I thought the AB could stand for Anheuser Busch, but the bottle is too small to be a beer bottle. Any thoughts? Great finds to by the way, mate 👍🇦🇺
I have a video that I released last year with quite a few of my bottles in it. Video title is The Good Stuff and I’m standing in front of a bottle shelf.
How would old medicines be in a random ditch? Was there a farm or old business near by? Alot of places I found out of place medicines were places where local county road maintenance used fill dirt from wherever they could get it including from old Town places and old farm land. Would that be the case here? Love your videos!!!
Brandon is glowing in the outro lol
So hot the camera fogged up! 😢
It’s the battery oil!!! It works!!!
Wow, love the way those bottles are just hanging out of the side of the bank! How exciting to find a new area to walk!
Good advice people should be out there for fun and adventure actually finding stuff is the bonus but just being out in nature is a reward in itself
That creek looks very promising for future creek walks, Brandon. The Wyeth was a nice find.❤
Awesome finds. I'll keep watching for an update on this place. Thank you for letting us tag along ...🥰🥰
Love the creek walks!
BIG BLUE, And kudos on finding the cologne cap! A lovely walk today. 💖🇺🇸😎
What a great new creek!! I love the battery bottle, I've never seen one. That John Wyeth bottle was phenomenal! I would think I died and went to heaven to find a creek like that! Thanks Brandon!!
Holy crap Brandon, that creek sure gave you a ton of good bottles!! I especially love the blue bottle, just hanging there ready to fall! Happy for you bro 😎!
I am so happy you were able to do what you love . won't be with you much longer but thanks for the memories . God bless you and yours .
What do you mean Dennis?! You ok?
Creek walkin bottle digging combo video...nice
Lmao🎉🎉 hey you yeah you I thought you was about to hit us with an advertisement LOL that was hilarious and yes I am subscribed🎉
heck yeah my friend looks to be a promising spot !!!!!!!
Brandon , I like this new type of video with showing the bottle cleaned and showing the history . Keep them coming . You're right about the heat !!!!!
Great accidental find, that creek has the possibility for more finds. Love the blue Wythe bottle, keep em coming
Fun stuff!! The cobalt was a great find!!
Brandon I met Clayton one time he came up and look at some of the bottles me and my old lady have found would love for you to come and walk the creek with us one day on a creek close to oakman al lots of bottles
I wish I knew places to look here in the Dallas area. We have a creek running through the back of our land in Palmer and I’m going to start looking through there as it floods quite a bit and for the most part it’s clean but I’ve found some older bottles there. It’s about 12’ deep in places maybe more. We live in an older area south of Dallas.
Good finds.
Your finds are fine.
Brandon thank you for the adventure and seeing some nice finds !
Excellent video
I know absolutely nothing about "slicks" or cokes, but think that blue bottle is stunning!
I live in Carlisle Cumbria England and my late father used to say to us x5 sisters and a brother " when in town keep your window down " meaning to look around all the time as you don't know what is under your feet
More sweet additions to your finds. Keep having fun, and thanks for sharing.
Nice looking spot. Hope you get on some goodies next week
You found a few nice ones. Awesome hunt sir!
Nice finds!!! You take care in this heat
Have you ever thought of using broken whiskey necks and turning into one shot glasses? It was just an idea.
I found a bottlers dump last Saturday. In 3 minutes pulled a 1915 hobbleskirt, and a Ripley Tenn Chero 1915. Going back tomorrow!!! Anyway those insulators…the first 2 are called beehives. Thanks for another great video.
Great finds
Cool new spot👍🤓👍
Wow, that creek has a lot of potential, hope you do go back. 🙂
Awesome place 👍👍❤️
Great new spot ! Yea that’s one spot to keep in your hip pocket for sure , congratulations!
I really enjoyed seeing some of those bottles all cleaned up and shiny! Thank you!
I've recently stumbled upon your channel and I love your videos and information you provide! I have recently gotten into collecting old bottles (among other things) but I'd like to find my own and not just purchase. Finding means much more than buying to me at this point! I live over here in Georgia and it's a bit rural and a bit suburb. We have creeks around my area that get a lot of flooding. What do you look for in a site that may yield possible bottle findings?
Great as always.
This was a great video!! Hope you go back!
I guess I should check out semi dried creek beds, huh, never know what you can find! Cool video, Brandon
A beautiful cobalt blue
That's some awesome finds. I need to find a creek like this. Lol
I'm looking forward to seeing more from this creek! Looks like it has lots more to give. Thanks for bringing us along ✌
I’m still digging in the desert and it’s 107° 6 days in a row. Thanks for sharing have a great weekend.
I’m envious of your no humidity!
@@adventurearchaeology yeah it does nothing for your hair.
Nice new spot! Stay safe . Heat can hurt you! Good luck hunting bottles.
I’m guessing that Waterbury bottle is Waterbury Connecticut. Awesome little creak you stumbled upon
Thank you for adding extra info on the stuff you find. Historic info is important to us novices 😊
Don’t scare us in the tank top Brandon 💪guns can kill 😲🍻
😂 These .22’s can be dangerous 😂
👍🙏>>>💚~~~this is fun
Good stuff
Nice to see that mineralization from the soil is not bad at all, where I am sometimes dug bottles not only have thick mottling, some of them are pitted from the minerals in the soil.
Wow what state?
@@adventurearchaeology Texas
Just FYI, that Waterbury Battery Oil is from Waterbury, Connecticut, not County! The city was a major industrial hub up until after the 1940s and is still known as the Brass City due to being the "brass capitol of the world" from the early 1800s and peaking during WW2. I'm local and thought you might like to know some history 😊
Crocks? Please tell me you were joking couple nice finds, like the waterburý bottle a lot very cool
Great video as always, bud 👍👍
I have that exact John Wyeth & Bro bottle. It still has the paper ring on the top and I have the dosage cup cap on it as well. Beautiful bottle
This ditch turned out to be an awesome place.
You ever find arrowheads walking creeks while looking from bottles??!
Some of these vintage bottles that are broken would make a nice drinking glass if cut right.👍
I'd love ta find a spot like that nice finds
Saludos, Your enthusiasm has me hooked....and all those bottles too!
One hundredth comment and new subscriber....Cheers!
Welcome to the channel!
I love colbalt blue bottles great find!!!🥸
I live across the road from a river and old tracks and the only intact bottles I find are Waterbury battery oil. I was hoping to find an Edison battery oil bottle but no luck yet!
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When it is so hot, rubber boots and a pair of shorts. It makes you look like a hill jack, but better than walking in nasty water. Glad you found a new spot, I bet it is loaded and will produce again and again
Cool finds Brandon! Your videos have encouraged me to try to find more bottle dumps. I found a bottle dump that's not too old but great finds and hope to see a video next week!
Did you turn the credit cards over to authorities?---I sure loved that cobalt blue bottle...imagine the glow with sunlight on a window ledge!
Funny cuz the bottle from may 16 1899 is exactly 78 years older than I.
A little house in Marshfield Taxachusetts just down the road a bit was built by Jesso Sumpin used his own mass produced nails. Story is that he built the first nail factory in the country. That might well just be a story
Great fines❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊
Hey I'm from Decatur! Same family runs the Coke place now that did then...Old money!
I'm here in Japan. Went digging on Thursday. God, good age but not much substance. Pulled a small Nikki juice, marble, and a broken Shinyaku. Had that Shinyaku been whole, would've been a $50 bottle 😂
In case you didn't know the blue Weyth bottle has a dose cap that goes with it
It has numbers so you can turn it to the time of your next dosage
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We call that insulator a beehive here
Those were some really nice finds! Every once in a while in the video it looked like a pair of lines in the creek bottom. Were those pipes or shadows from power lines?
I think that was shadows.
Sun's Out/Guns out, brosef! 💪 I've never been disappointed by any waterway running adjacent to RR tracks. Landfill material was used to build up the beds so the railway or spur would rest above the 100 year flood level. That same type of material was used to backfill heavy erosion areas along the right-of-way, which may explain the +/- 30 yr age discrepancies in glass within what appears to be the same stratigraphical layer above the limestone. My apologies for "nerding out". Love the videos Brandon! Please keep them coming!
100° and humid whoa I'd drop like an apple from a tree.......🤣
If it was a dry heat it would be manageable but that humidity is almost tropical around here!
Are you an angel 😇 your Glow like one 🌟
Wow man. That cobolt was absolutely gorgeous Brandon. What an awesome find and please tell me you got the jar in the wall(the second one). I would surely throw a few dollars your way for it.
I cant wait to see another installment from this location. Awedome video Brandon and as always thanks for taking us along
BTW You scared the $##t out on me when you jumped in to ask us to subscribe 😂 I liked tge way you added that, it flowed really good through the video. Great job man
Do you remove the broken bottles or just leave them for someone to step on
O Love
I need that blue bottle I have the dose cup to fit it
I recently found a little green bottle with AB 2 on the bottom. Ive scoured the interwebs looking for info but nothing. Any ideas, mate? I thought the AB could stand for Anheuser Busch, but the bottle is too small to be a beer bottle. Any thoughts? Great finds to by the way, mate 👍🇦🇺
Hmm not sure!
nice
Wine bottles are made of better glass.
Day 3 of asking you to show your whole bottle collection
I have a video that I released last year with quite a few of my bottles in it. Video title is The Good Stuff and I’m standing in front of a bottle shelf.
just wondering since you don't wear gloves how many stitches do you get yearly?
Haven’t had stitches in a decade. I have genuinely tough callused hands.
No Arrowheads.????
Too hot even in the shade but nice spot 🤙
You might want to go back there I swear 5 min and 37-39 sec there is a native American spear head in the river when you wash the glass
Sure looks like it!
The top is like a little dose cap glass I have an extra one if you need it let me know
Have you ever found native american artifacts? if so do you keep them or leave them?
All depends on where I found them!
Dang if that didn't look like an arrowhead right where you rinsed off the straight side coke bottom and the other bottom.
I think it was a broken plate but now I’m second guessing myself 😂🤷
Which way to Muscle Beach !!! :-) love your videos!
Creeks are easier to find then a place to dig. People don’t usually let strangers dig on there property around here. Ugh
And it's a lot less work , lol
Next week revisiting ? Take the Lady of the House with you for good Karma !!!
Mississippi is so hot also🥵
Are their any coke hutchs
How would old medicines be in a random ditch? Was there a farm or old business near by? Alot of places I found out of place medicines were places where local county road maintenance used fill dirt from wherever they could get it including from old Town places and old farm land. Would that be the case here? Love your videos!!!
Lol. Nevermind you awnsered my question in the video lol