300 year old Treasure, Indian trading post site. Coins, buttons, tons of relics! Metal detecting

[@deechristian4707]

I am enjoying your videos, great to see relics can survive the northland area.

[@magnusdunning6113]

Nice video! Keep them coming and good luck. BTW, where’s the guy playing the flute standing?

[@Hodags_History_Policy_Nature]

Any more information on the pipe stems. French, American, British? That’s quite a high density of them in a small area. I’m sure a lot of tobacco was traded at that post.

[@Greysen_Reimer]

I believe British by the style, not a early enough style to be French. French would be much earlier pre 1780.

[@WayneTheSeine]

That cartridge is maybe a rimfire Winchester .44 or you could mic it and determine the caliber but definitely an old rimfire cartridge.

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Agreed

[@davidcurlee5085]

H on the back if it's a Henry Cartridge

[@thomaswells9659]

that maybe cartridge ilooks to be a 44 short around 1870 remington army revolver

[@Greysen_Reimer]

I’m in Wisconsin, so I highly doubt it’s army, you never know though!

[@thomaswells9659]

model of gun only, it was widely used throughout, including civilian, I have people in Wisconsin near the dell's@@Greysen_Reimer

[@GeorgeElliott-xp4mh]

Where are you located

[@Greysen_Reimer]

Wood co, wiscosnin