AMAZING FINDS IN A DANGEROUS DEEP HOLE!!! WOW!!!! BOTTLE DIGGING (2019)

[@darlameyer5936]

That hanging rock gave me anxiety! Lol. I love the smalls.

[@christopherbraiden6713]

Some interesting finds and a stubborn rock!!😎🐓🐓🇬🇧

[@deanmcdonald4097]

Throwback Thursday Boys! Awesome one too!

[@christopherbraiden6713]

Some interesting bottles and some beauties. That rock was sure hanging around. Thanks for the video totally enjoyed!!😎🦇🦇🇬🇧

[@lisaroach3165]

My heart was pounding the whole video thinking that rock was going to smash Clayton and then in the end the darn thing wouldn't move for anything. Nice bottles. Clayton is a daredevil!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Yes he is!

[@mikeatwood6232]

One dedicated, brave young man !!!!!!!

[@lynnscott8286]

I love all the layers of charcoal

[@lindsaymacpherson8782]

Great video Brandon just peeking at some of the older videos

[@GoneDiggin]

I really like the “small” that come out of these holes. All the stoppers and marbles and stuff. Great video as usual

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Matt, the smalls are awesome!

[@oliverclothesoff5397]

You boys down south got some big balls! Glad everyone made it out ! Great content homie!

[@morockin3564]

What's the story on the dark purple bottles? Awesome finds as usual. Clayton is a digging machine!

[@digginghistorytasmania3897]

Awesome dig and bottles guys thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍👍

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks for watching!

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Great episode and bottles. Thanks for sharing and take care.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Clayton!

[@janwarriner6554]

Beautiful stopper!

[@shanemcnally2157]

great stuff guys

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Shane!

[@bradhess8956]

Favorite youtube channel!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Brad!!

[@vickipirtle9996]

I just love watching

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Vicki!!

[@billhill7789]

Awesome video as always

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Bill! I enjoyed yalls video this week as well!

[@Julusnc]

Always watching and enjoying from Asheville, North Carolina. Be safe buds!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Jeremy!

[@shakascloset1700]

Awesome adventure in a dangerous hole. Sweet bottles, congrats. 🤘👍✌

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks!!!

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

You two had some great finds, even if you were having to keep your eye on that rock! Clayton certainly had a lucky day! I always enjoy your videos so much. I know you were watching the rock, but my heart was still beating faster, seeing Clayton up under there! You two "wild and crazy guys!"

[@adventurearchaeology]

Lol Thanks so much Cynthia!

[@AdventureIndiana]

Great video, thanks for posting!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks for watching!

[@925inder2]

Very nice bottles. Congrats!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks!!

[@andrewsnowdon863]

Great video guys. I need to get you guys out to Australia and do some digging here.

[@adventurearchaeology]

That would be awesome!

[@johnharrop5530]

Only tips I know in Australia have sporting fields on them only found private tips that have any age to them found a ripper at the QLD border taking a prob with me next time I go

[@tmike9566]

The things we risk our lives for lol. Great finds!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Lol no doubt!!!!!

[@UrbanDKaye]

Love the Ozo-ola! Be safe, gentlemen.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Charlie! We will!

[@HeartbreakerRelics]

Great video Brandon. I always thoroughly enjoy watching yall dig and am disappointed when it's over. Continued good luck to yall!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks spike! I just wish we could get a video to take off! Haha were getting close to 100 videos now and it seems like it will never happen!

[@HeartbreakerRelics]

@@adventurearchaeology It's going to happen.

[@terrymorgan4714]

Hey Clayton just call on your superman powers grab that rock and throw it out of the way. LOL

[@nathanlantin143]

Nice Bottle men 🤩

[@WildDigger]

Killer hunt! GL&HH Matt

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Matt!!

[@tricemooreoutdoors4864]

How much would the hutch’s go for looking for one just can’t find a good price same with the straight sided cokes

[@adventurearchaeology]

We will be listing a few cheap on our ebay store. Seller name southerndiggers. These were common so around 20$

[@tricemooreoutdoors4864]

Thanks will be looking

[@deteccionmetalicachiloe]

Muy wen video amigos saludos desde chile

[@hanafri8]

Can you believe '20's layer - when my mum was born - so old! Lucy you!

[@Loveisthelaw69]

Lol Clayton I don't think that hard hats going do anything....how about a bit more digging up under there, what ya think lol!!! Pmsl LMAO.... Love the humour guy's even though that Rock was a real danger! Awesome videos guy's, much love from the UK.

[@leroychristner2909]

Going digging tomorrow

[@adventurearchaeology]

Nice I hope you find a ton!

[@leroychristner2909]

I got cut on a old Pepsi bottle

[@electricwheels411]

Great dig guys and that big rock sure was stubborn but I would have kept at it until it had dropped to make it safe for all, had many a rock like that on my digs and even rolled them back out too ATB GL & HH LittleJohn_MD 🇬🇧

[@adventurearchaeology]

Im sure its at the bottom of the hole now! We have had a little rain! If not we will have to bring a winch back to move it!

[@marydegenkolb9603]

I'm not smart on bottles, so what is an Hutch? And I love the rainbow shimmer on the old glass.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Its referring to a style of bottle known as a Hutchinson. A quick google search will tell you the history!

[@ArmintaHodges]

@@adventurearchaeologyare they primarily from the Birmingham area or all over the southeast?

[@adventurearchaeology]

If youve ever wondered why we dig check out this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6HUZ42MiNtmiNk

[@wendirivers5178]

Do u live in Alabama? I do, the edge of walker and Jefferson county. Glovers pharmacy was a few minutes from my house.

[@PyroThunder]

The danger is real when it comes to digging dumps. You never know what is lurking up in the cap layer. I have had s couple of close calls when digging. Definitely scary when a 1000+ pounds of dirt comes crashing down. It takes years of experience digging deep holes to learn the dangers that lurk around you. Stay safe my fellow diggers!

[@broadstken]

Those lantern knobs are kinda neat, a lot of them will have the company name embossed into them. There are actually people who collect them, and I've seen a couple nice displays made with them

[@adventurearchaeology]

Wow I didnt realize there was collectors of just the knobs!!

[@broadstken]

@@adventurearchaeology I get the impression that some people who collect the lamps also collect the knobs. I guess there are hundreds of different ones. www.oldcopper.org/special_topics/oil_lamp_makers.php

[@Walmarttech06]

Any tip on cleaning up a glass bottle found on bottom of river?

[@adventurearchaeology]

Depending on if its river rashed it may need tumbled. Sometimes a nice coat of wd40 or vegetable oil will shine it up for display.

[@debigarner8529]

Glover's Mange, my grandmother used it on me since I lost the hair on the crown of my head. It worked.

[@MrJoey1970]

i used to bottle dig and i have hundreds of thousands of bottles but i had a bad fall heading to my dig sight and ended up getting major nerve damage witch ended my digging so you be careful in your digging and have fun and watch your step on your way.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Joey! Sorry to hear about your Fall!!

[@Travelling..Bottle..Digger]

Good dig, guys. Those rocks are killers like that... made me nervous watching ya's ! I had one come down right after i crawled out of a hole... a big wedge shaped granite one I didn't know was above me... it would have folded me up backwards like a jackknife.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Ya they can be sketchy for sure!

[@DanaBrown-gl5kg]

It’s a collector for a shine still

[@cyberleaderandy1]

I've defo heard Clayton owns shirts, just rarely seen him wear em 😉😊

[@ArmintaHodges]

😂

[@adamlmedia]

Most of those lantern turns have dates on the face of knob

[@jlj209]

Hey, did that rock ever come down off camera? Scary for the next guy coming through.

[@TheJPDIII]

Are these old town dumps?

[@adventurearchaeology]

Yep!

[@HistorySeekers]

Oh man and you want to get me in one of those deep holes? LOL

[@adventurearchaeology]

We are definitely getting you in one of these holes haha!

[@PotterCountyDiggers]

awesome video... you two are nuts... lol

[@adventurearchaeology]

Lol we are!

[@teresabuckley2008]

Do you sell any of your finds?

[@adventurearchaeology]

We do! Usually just duplicates of stuff we already have, or stuff we dont have room for. We sell on ebay under seller name southerndiggers.

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

You boys make me want to get out in the woods and find me another bottle dump. Most of the oldest ones were picked over years ago. My home town goes back to 1657 and I now live in the next one over which was an extension of it but is now a separate town. It's age is just a few years after it. Im sure there are others that are on private land's that havent been touched yet. We have occupied houses that go back to the early 1700's and thosse are the ones I want to get permissions on. What do you do to find out the locations of the dumps you dig? Should I contact the town historian or is there another way so I don't have to bother him? What is a "hutch bottle I hear you referring too? Im in CT. and it is not a term that I have heard of before. I haven't dug in years and I look forward to it again because of you boys and your enthusiasm. Thanks for taking us along on your digs! By the way boys, try the kevlar or cut proof gloves. I bought myself 2 pairs. I do prefer the leather gloves if I can find the tight fitting ones. After a few times of wearing them, they stretch just enough to still be snug but not to tight to be uncomfortable.

[@adventurearchaeology]

I hope this link will be helpful! kzbin.info/www/bejne/enbOd2WDiZp9oqs

[@barrywainwright3391]

That's crazy and insane to dig under a giant Boulder like that. If that Boulder fell on him it would crush him. Safety should come first.

[@codysutton7578]

You guys should start a Patron page. Then give away bottles that you find doubles and triples of. I wouldn't mind a hutch 😜

[@adventurearchaeology]

Weve thought about it!

[@codysutton7578]

@@adventurearchaeology thats awesome. I think it could really make someones day to add a pic of the team and signatures. You guys are like KZbin movie stars to alot of people.

[@rizz0555]

How does 10ft of dirt and big rocks get over those bottles?

[@adventurearchaeology]

It was a town dump and they covered over it!

[@hurricanemike4084]

Hey Brandon and Clayton, if you haven't found out already. Large bottles are the most rare ! They were used as targets and easily broken in the dumps . I will tell you why on our next conversation ! See ya soon!

[@MeatGawds]

Man that’s a lot of work for a bottle.

[@chasetonga]

How are those bottles “nuked”?

[@adventurearchaeology]

They are sent off and put through a radiation process. Basically its like putting them in tanning bed for a extended period of time.

[@jlj209]

That broken Indian is complete enough that it would look good with some thin silver folded over the entire edge for a broach or the perfect Christmas tree ornament for you and the family. Perhaps your wife can add that to her jewelry making projects.

[@deavenshank1376]

you guys really like digging under the big rocks do you lol

[@adventurearchaeology]

Lol we really dont but if there is good stuff down there we will go after it!

[@chrisackerley1842]

Unless it is a reproduction, a purple glass bottle was made prior to 1913. Up until that year, glass makers put manganese in the mix of elements they used to make clear glass. Manganese causes glass, when exposed to sunlight, to turn purple. There are a lot of reproduction purple glass items, but those are mostly items such as kerosene lamps and decorative sugar bowls, creamers, etc ... The modern reproductions tend to be a darker purple than the "real McCoy" items. Also, I have yet to see a reproduction purple glass bittle.

[@prwhite1000]

Another great video. What was you best find of the day?

[@adventurearchaeology]

The Ozo Ola was the best that day!

[@prwhite1000]

@@adventurearchaeology Good find. I'm not familiar with that drink.

[@swartzautoman2]

Whats the music/song at the end

[@adventurearchaeology]

Great question haha. Something free I dled from KZbin haha

[@swartzautoman2]

Any info I can use to find it

[@stpeterburgartifactrecovery]

I had a 2000 lb clump of concrete fall on me and trap my legs in an 8ft hole. I got really lucky, had just been head first in the hole, going against my rules. I still sweat thinking about it. As it was, I barely got my legs out, thanks to @jay diggz

[@adventurearchaeology]

Wow! Glad you made it out ok! We really checked it out more than what is shown on the video. And at the end as you can tell we couldnt even force it to fall lol!

[@stpeterburgartifactrecovery]

@@adventurearchaeology I'm in Florida, our holes aren't as deep as yours, at least any dumps I've been to...love watching you guys.

[@stpeterburgartifactrecovery]

@@adventurearchaeology I'd love to drive up to Alabama sometime and do some digging. I have access to a late 1800s farm in Bainbridge GA, hoping there's some early cokes.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Keep us in mind!

[@RunningGrass-we7tm]

Why not move the rock?

[@adventurearchaeology]

The rock weighs at least 4 tons haha So it would take multiple wenches and pulleys to make that happen.

[@billiekruse7704]

You all be real careful

[@jakeswartout8789]

Man that rock was giving me anxiety. Had a scary moment Creek walking the other day. Tried to cross over a deep spot on a log and the log broke. Cold and soaked. I'd love to have one of those rye ola's. If you wanna trade one for a NC bottle let me know

[@adventurearchaeology]

I may take you up on that! And falling in the water this time of year is jo joke!

[@jakeswartout8789]

@@adventurearchaeology luckily it didn't get my phone too bad. But just let me know man!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Will do!!

[@DetectingArizona]

Why don't yalla just knock over the big Boulder?

[@adventurearchaeology]

To heavy to move! I estimate it probably ways 4 tons!

[@DetectingArizona]

I mean have it collapse to the bottom.

[@adventurearchaeology]

We tried! We would have to get under it more! Hopefully after this com8ng weeks rain it will soften the ground enough for it to slide into the hole!

[@DetectingArizona]

@@adventurearchaeology thought about getting a winch? That might help.

[@adventurearchaeology]

We discussed a winch but not sure there is a big enough tree to anchor too haha!

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

If that rock would have fallen on Clayton he would have looked like the bad witch in wizard of Oz. Only feet showing.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Sadly yes!

[@noahbalmer6880]

Hi

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Is there a reason Clayton is the one risking life and limb under that rock? Just wonderin...

[@adventurearchaeology]

We all take turns and spend equal time in the hole dogging. He just doesn’t films me.

[@impunitythebagpuss]

Lol...if you say so! I did see you get dumped on ...careful there guys...someone will be taking perfect bottles from your skeletal hands in 100 years!

[@ExploringAlabama]

Zach Byrd just sent this to me. Excellent finds in great video. Let's get together someday email me if you want to

[@adventurearchaeology]

Absolutely! Would love to get together and dig some time! Ill shoot you a email now!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Just sent you an email with my phone number. Give me a call any time!

[@leroychristner2909]

I just found a Pittsburgh brewing co blob top beer and a broken amber poison with a cork still in ie

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thats awesome!

[@exploringwithamission]

👍🐠🤿🇦🇺dan

[@reginaromsey]

It’s not nice to fool with Mother Nature!

[@reginaromsey]

I’m assuming the filmmaker is keeping close watch on that crumbly face! I’m definitely watching this with my teeth clenched and assuming you wouldn’t be showing Clayton’s demise or maiming!

[@adventurearchaeology]

We all survived to dig another day! And we always have more than one of us watching the dirt for cracks and movement!

[@larrys3440]

Www

[@hanafri8]

All old bottles are part of history,keep it as it is. Rather alter the colour of new bottles.

[@claymcbride9996]

Nice finds guys.