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THIS DEEP HOLE IS FULL OF TREASURE!! ANTIQUE BOTTLE DIGGING FOR VALUABLE GLASS!!
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[@adventurearchaeology]

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[@greghomestead8366]

As always..... Enjoyed the video. Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan

[@bldshteyes]

Amen

[@cassyfofana7805]

So Happy for the Both of u finding bottles 👍 . Bless use n ur Family's n Friends .... 🎄⛄😇

[@bells1054]

Really love the bottle digs!! Digging gold you feel the same way. What might be a little farther up the wash.

[@CPTDUNSEL1701]

You probably know by now that the Vinol bottle is a cod liver oil, and quite common. But I love 'em. great looking bottle. Glad to see you digging again.

[@EZDiggin]

You guys had a great day. Lots of liquor bottles a hutch and a possibility of an unknown med. Plus a nice sign. Happy hunting and be well

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Great finds enjoyed watching

[@sonnypate6808]

In over 45 years of digging I've only dug two of the B&B flasks. And I live about 90 miles from Cincinnati. Stay safe and dig a bunch of Hutches.👍☮️

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Sonny!

[@divingwithmicheleinvirgini7957]

If I lived closer I'd dig with you. I've always wanted to do that I love old bottles. Can't wait for the next video ✌❤

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Michele!

[@OptimizedOutdoors]

Awesome finds and great video!!! I have surgery on the 16th so ill be watching all of your older videos I haven't seen while I recover. I'll need all of the videos I can find to cure my itch till I can get back in the creek or a hole!

[@Luciddreamer007]

From one Bottle lover to another ….. Good Luck 🍀 with your surgery!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Get better soon and I appreciate all of your watch time!

[@LoneWolf-479]

Wishing you the best, & a speedy recovery.

[@drunkdunc8738]

In 30 years time a bottle digger's going to be in a hole with a pile of Hutches saying " you can see in the trench wall how close an excavator came to finding these" 😝🍻

[@adventurearchaeology]

I sure hope not haha!

[@marksexton4860]

Cool to see Tristan glad he found some cool bottles

[@marcwachter6680]

Good day to everybody down in Alabama I just finish your video and was glad to see that you dug a bottle from Iowa and I live in Des Moines the same town that your bottle is from that was pretty dog gone cool so keep digging and I will keep watching your videos Thanks Marc

[@stevespears3341]

Hello from East Tennessee. Let me know if you find any full Jack Daniels flasks that would be a amazing find. It looks like you had a great day. Stay safe and I’ll keep watching.

[@eileenmurphy5718]

Great dig, it’s nice to see you in the dirt.

[@manderson3231]

That is pronounced Col (small O) er (small E) a (small A), Cholera. Great finds!!!! Love your videos!!!

[@Mr.Hopper1]

amazing finds!

[@marydegenkolb9603]

Its pronounced "Collar eh ah" at 11:50. Cholera was a pretty bad water borne disease. And in NY they figured out a well in the middle of a residence block was the epicenter of a massive breakout! At 12:50 is a wisdom tooth. with the real long roots. Yes, it looks like a human wisdom tooth. I show an testimony for the pharmacy dated 1884-1944 near Birmingham.

[@jamesjr5500]

Creek walks are fun but there is something special and exciting about digging a 10 foot hole to find a bottle. I got excited on that porcelain sign thought it might have been a early license plate. I picked up a few plates a couple months back paid $10 for them. It was a 1913 through 1916 and a 1922 from Indiana. 1913 was the first year Indiana made license plates it was porcelain. Sold it for $200. So far I've made about $350 and still have 2 plates left. You might want to keep and eye out for any older plates in the creeks even some newer ones have value.

[@adventurearchaeology]

You got a steal on Plates that old!

[@gregbishop210]

Love the video! This would be so much fun.

[@todd7619]

Beautiful finds today 👏 the blue/white marble is my favorite tho 😁

[@cliffordblack5103]

That's some cool bottles thanks for the video.

[@Luciddreamer007]

Back to The Earth 🌏 The anticipatory nature of dirt digs are much more dramatic compelling & satisfying I see I dig I am ♥️🙏

[@joyceclark8476]

Hi Brandon, nice to meet you Tristan, I do love a digging video. You both found some great finds. Very cool. Joyce/Connecticut 🇺🇸❤️

[@beverlyhanlon8376]

Great finds. Thanks

[@Yakgeek]

You may notice my last name. I have one of the bottles you dug. In the early 70s my parents moved from the village I grew up in and bought a late 1800s house on 4 acres, on a creek bank in Western NY. Every spring, before the weeds took over, my father would dig the creek bank for bottles. His garage walls were lined with them. They have been gone for many years but we still have that Chamberlain bottle sitting on our kitchen window.

[@timothysilvernail5549]

Were in western NY I live in Leroy

[@bernhardneu1092]

Sehr schöne Flaschen und Fläschchen👍🏻. Die schönsten sind die abothekerfläschchen. Bernd Frankenland ⛏

[@dawnhaynes7784]

Enjoyed the video can't wait for the next one

[@kathylincoln8917]

Excellent finds..I love that squatted bottle... Stunning

[@johnkandyface9798]

Back in the hole great digs

[@jerryblum277]

Great finds Brandon!

[@river5381]

Nice whiskey man !!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks!

[@gayle4804]

Awesome finds 👏 👌 😎 🙌 👍

[@micah06v8]

According to the American History Museum's website, Vinol was made by Chester Kent and Company, and was basically just a quack cure for general weakness, simple anemia, physical exhaustion, lack of animation, loss of appetite 😕 Is was distributed from the late 1890s to the early 1900s.

[@Luciddreamer007]

Cool info Snake 🐍 oil of a different name 😝

[@geraldwilson8004]

Great Video!!!!! Awesome finds!!!

[@tamimcnabb3842]

Great dig! Love watching your videos! Regarding the tooth… it’s pig, but you probably figured that out.

[@mattsmithcantonga9652]

Love the digging video's . I would like to see you and all the guest diggers and have a round table discussion about there greatest finds and tell some stories about hunting and collecting bottles

[@adventurearchaeology]

Matt that could be a future video for sure!

[@mattsmithcantonga9652]

my son and I volunteer to come dig with you !!

[@lisacates4185]

Me too,fish tales are fun😂🙌

[@icerazar713]

Great sponsor! Nortiv8 boots are some of the better ones I have owned. I like mine.

[@artillerest43rdva7]

it is great what you dig up, where I live it is not possible, have cold winters that do hard freezes .

[@adventurearchaeology]

Sorry to hear that

[@BigfootDigger]

Great video and dig Brandon thanks for sharing looking forward to the next video.. say hi to Tristen enjoyed all the finds..

[@lisacates4185]

Nice bottles 🙂 congratulations 🎊🎈 ty for your videos 👍

[@karinc.therealmccoy]

Hard work pays off big time:)

[@christopherprince3250]

Awesome whiskey flask. Good job.

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Awesome finds guys! 😎😎

[@glassfromthepast1205]

That flask you dug in the beginning of the video.I believe its pretty common.I have dug three in the dump I dig at.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Yah I think so but any time I find something I’ve never found it’s a good day haha

[@glassfromthepast1205]

@@adventurearchaeology Yea no kidding I like it to.

[@SavvySavageBoutique]

Man...I'd love to get my hands on some of those small common bottles with the broken tops or bottoms. I have a hundred crafting ideas those would help out with. lol Great video! If you ever come closer to Lamar County, I'd love to know it!

[@Buddystemz]

Those Benningtons are a glazed clay marble. Mid to late 1800s from Germany . They usually have spots where they touched other marbles or where they rested in the kiln.

[@adventurearchaeology]

They sure do! I never knew what the spots were from!

[@Buddystemz]

@@adventurearchaeology they call them eyes and it’s the easiest way to identify them. Wish they were more valuable, but they’re cool marbles.

[@irenefitzkee535]

I watch enough bottle videos that when you pulled the Vinal out that I said that looks like a Vinal

[@johnemerson5383]

Love the video Brandon.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks John!

[@sandylipscomb7003]

TRISTAN HAS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HAIR‼️‼️‼️

[@steveparker8723]

The sign looks like the shape of a boot.

[@Carolbearce]

Nice finds on this dig. Good to see you out digging again.

[@lauren.237]

Great bideo

[@snarky_user]

Digger Dave diggs those Vinol bottles all the time; cod liver oil and beef juice tonic.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Crazy how living a few states away can make a difference on the quantities of what particular items can be found.

[@chasetonga]

Sounds disgusting!

[@jaedenkeeley8563]

Great video 🔥❤️

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks 😎

[@Numba1Man]

It's interesting how old bottles that I find used the ground are rainbow color

[@jessebaumun3098]

Awesome finds! Love the liquor bottles. I also like some of the live digging too, keep adding it in there

[@adventurearchaeology]

Definitely will!

[@AJEarnhardtfan1]

Dang I was late to the party! Great finds though!

[@countrydiggers]

Great dig, it’s always a good day when you dig marbles! Did you get the sign cleaned up, what did it say?

[@adventurearchaeology]

Haven’t had a chance to clean it yet!

[@buttons3232]

Nice digs! Feel bad for the tree tho. 🇺🇸🌎🇺🇸

[@adventurearchaeology]

Yah the excavator guy did it no favors however I’ve noticed if the tap root stays intact it will live!

[@buttons3232]

@@adventurearchaeology as long as it’s not left totally exposed. Cool beans!

[@erikkellenberger5247]

Vinyl is cod liver oil Digger Dave pulls quite often in his dump up north

[@elizabethscruggs1622]

I have two Jacob's Pharmacy meds. One from Atlanta and one from Alabama. Obviously they are embossed with the name and state. Jacob's Pharmacy in Atlanta is where the first Cokes were served. I also have several hutches one embossed Standard Bottling Company and I cant remember what the others say. I dug Bottles for an entire summer with a friend on property that was going to be developed and we saved alot of history before that happened. Lots of poison ivy and coal lol. I was covered with PI for the entire season but I endured it for the bottles. I have a couple of master inks that are amazing plus many more. It's a long story. Love watching yall dig brings back memories. Great video Brandon.

[@adventurearchaeology]

It’s always worth the itch hahaha

[@marstall5181]

Awesome finds Brandon and Tristan ! Stay Safe !

[@cyberleaderandy1]

Vinol was cod liver oil. Spotted one on ebay with its label intact.

[@tacocin]

Vinol -- Cod Liver Oil circa 1890's

[@adventurearchaeology]

I think your right!

[@robbie.205]

Great vid, so cool to watch you guys pull old things out from your digs. Looking forward to the next. Cheers.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Man!

[@whiskeycitydiggers]

Well done, guys! Great dig. Good to see Tristan again. Love that Bennington and porcelain sign, can't wait to see it cleaned up. You ever dig any license plates?

[@adventurearchaeology]

We’ve dug a couple 1910’s but they were in rough shape!

[@JD-ps6od]

Great finds, that whiskey flask and the medicine are both killer bottles. Can’t wait to see the mega hole video next week!

[@gregoryvesey2851]

Great vid and finds!! You should ask @wildkyle about those teeth/claw you found. Hes smart in those subjects

[@adventurearchaeology]

He will be here next week 😎

[@midnightman352]

kool

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Great digs. Thanks for sharing the adventure. Good luck, happy hunting and take care. ✌

[@normawinton6832]

What a fun an exciting dig! Glad your friend found a hutch. Wish I had one. No bottle diggers around here that I know of. I'm sure there are dumps out here but most are on private land lol. Nice whiskey flask too.

[@creekwalker8178]

🔥🔥🔥

[@louielouie6259]

Looks like a shoe. 👍

[@jimthompson9992]

Really nice "prospecting" video, Brandon! Looking forward to the Big Dig in the next video! Tons of goodies coming, I'm betting!!!

[@adventurearchaeology]

I sure hope so!

[@tennesseedigger8654]

Great video! I don't know if you ever found out what VINOL was, I looked it up and it was a high grade cod liver oil product, for medicinal purposes.

[@teresasallam9526]

Awesome finds. That area is huge, do y'all bury the holes afterwards or no? Also, dont know if you have tried pickle juice for the cramps but it really works, if I get night cramps I just get up and have a shot of pickle juice and the cramps go away.

[@seafruit.]

You should make a bottle discord

[@bldshteyes]

23:02 no one seen the face in the mud from the backside of the porcelain sign. Right where your hand sat holding it.

[@kentsinclair207]

Vinol the wine of cod liver oil

[@chriscourson2824]

If you ever find a Selma or Andalusia, Al Coke, I buy those! Also looking for an Opp, Ala Dr. Pepper bottle

[@thegodsme2102]

The Cale Drug Co bottle. That one really intrigued me, so I dug as much as I could without visiting the county auditor for Jefferson county. I did find out that the original store was most likely on Carline Ave in Central Pratt. The son of the original owner was Dr. Robert Tarrance Cale B:1920-22 D:2000. The name of the business was Cale Pharmacy, and like many pharmacies back then, it was also an ice cream/candy/soda shop. I assume the bottle would have held a tonic of some sort that the father of Robert Cale created on his own, with his own recipe, hence, his name on the bottle. My best guess is the business closed sometime in the 40's 50's, that's the indication I get.

[@Ben-Carr]

Is Pratt City like Talladega where anything from it around the turn of the century is good?

[@adventurearchaeology]

Not always. Talladega stuff is rarer.

[@mattmcbottles]

Thats very interesting the cholera bottle being that there was no cure for it, it was a terrible disease that wiped out entire towns in the lumbering towns here in michigan in the 1880’s. Very nice find.

[@johnnygober1332]

That is a whiskey I dug one in that same dump

[@adventurearchaeology]

The Amber one?

[@micah06v8]

I managed to find an ad in an old yearbook for the 1920s for that Cale Drug Company if you're interested.

[@adventurearchaeology]

Very nice shoot it to me in an email!

[@micah06v8]

@@adventurearchaeology where do I find your email address? I looked at the about page of your channel and I don't see an email address there. Not sure where else to look.

[@denisewright7255]

Hi Brandon great to see you digging for bottles its been such a long time really enjoyed the video cant wait till next week.

[@debraporch7888]

Sweet dig Brandon, I was stoked to seeing back inn the dirt with a shovel in your hand. Did you find out anything about the unknown med? I can't wait till next week, another digging video SWEET! I need your opinion. What do you think about a Garrett 300 for a beginner 11 yr old or what do you recommend? Take care and stay safe. 🎅Merry Christmas🤶Brandon...

[@adventurearchaeology]

Hey Debra, the Ace 300 is a great fit! If you decide to purchase one and use the link I get a small percentage of the sales to help the channel! shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1317262&u=2279436&m=86070&urllink=&afftrack= As for the medicine honestly we have not had time to do the proper research! Ill keep you posted!

[@johnathansawyer8736]

Thanks for these videos! I just found you through WildKyle. How do you find these places? How did you know there was a dump there? I'd love to see how you do research to find these places!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Hey Johnathan take a look in the video description of this video there is a section where I have a few How to videos linked. Welcome to the channel!

[@johnathansawyer8736]

@@adventurearchaeology DUDE! THANK YOU! I live in North Eastern NC, there should be so many places here to dig, but I don't know where to start. Thanks so much for posting all of this.

[@1puppetbike]

I know of an acre or so century old? Dump near my parents in the middle of the woods. I pulled out plenty when I was a kid, but haven't gone back. Lots of old Chicago stuff and restaurant stuff. Should I go back and look for soda bottles or what? Could pull out crates of glass and ceramic etc in a day.

[@tonywalls3473]

You have a video on how to find places to find bottles besides creek?

[@tomfrazier1103]

There's no beers from the '20s here, Prohibition. Vinol is a cod liver oil. Our stoppers all say "Lea & Perrins" when they're marked. Chamberlain's drugs in different kinds show up here

[@ncoutdooradventures6148]

The Vinol Medicine bottle was made in the very late 1800's

[@reginaromsey]

You could solve a Very Cold case if those are human bones 😉. The fang you found is definitely that, if it were a claw you would see the things that your cat leaves when sharpening.her claws. It might have been a lucky piece from a Mountain Lion or Wolf killed when Georgia still had such.

[@jbart5260]

Mateus Rose wine bottle. You will have to google for a picture , see if it compares to your find. The newer bottles do not look like yours. I am 68 y.o and I remember that shape, so look for an older version. Mateus was launched in 1942 by Fernando Van Zeller Guedes, Sogrape founder and visionary who created the first Rosé wine from Portugal. Sold in a curved bottle that was inspired by the flasks used by soldiers in the First World War,

[@laurelshugars2866]

Digger Dave finds the amber flasks often..V...I can't recall how he labels them tho.

[@dalenadwodny2915]

I NEED TO FIND THE BOTTLES WE FOUND IN IOWA WHEN WE DUG OUT OUR YARD TO GET CLAY FOR A GARAGE FOUNDATION. THERE WAS QUITE A LARGE PILE, AND PROBOBLY MORE THAT WE DIDN'T FIND.

[@Ben-Carr]

Which elephant bottling works hutch is the rarest? Elephant steam bottling works, elephant bottling works or elephant bottling company?

[@turner9605]

Possibly the town dentists trash was dumped there too.? Which could explain the tooth.

[@connerbapst84]

That was a pig molar that you found alongside the bones, I’ve found a few before

[@adventurearchaeology]

I think you’re right!