Digging out under the 1800s house & finding artifacts relics metal detecting

[@kevinumhey5939]

Those white buttons are probably glass buttons , very common late 1800 ‘s thru early 1900’s . One way to tell is if they have whittle marks from the cooling process when they were made . Whittle marks are little imperfections on the surface of the glass .

[@thesurfaceslayer9809]

rough on the knee caps lol but i love sifting & get’n to find all the pottery shards etc.. good stuff! hopefully see u soon Dame! Great vid babe!

[@anjanettealexander3993]

Best duo ever

[@thesurfaceslayer9809]

their great! ~ninjen ❤

[@ericmalmstrom9943]

Excellent hunt! I love the approach... dig, sift, md,, backfill. I had been wondering if you were going to just start digging. That site is like a trash dump or privy and just needs to be dug. You never know what is really there until you dig. I have been watching since season two of Stealth Diggers. Keep up the good work!

[@SGM97B]

A reference to Alice's Restaurant! Awesome

[@nighteagle317]

Those were some great relics! Only found due yours and Dames's dogged determination and hard work!

[@RXRSawdustStation]

Great dig, guys! Awesome artifacts! Thank you for your work!

[@enduringhope6859]

This was exciting! Watching you two work together like this...I'd love to see more of this! Great idea to sift through the dirt!!

[@michaelc9507]

Great guest appearance. Nice videos allways done so professional way.

[@daisymay4183]

Great hunt and finds. Doesn't come any easier than sitting digging and pulling out relics. Can't wait to see more!!!! Love the Channel!!!

[@kevingesch6271]

Arlo Guthrie would be proud!

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you Charlie and Dame for the adventure and seeing some amazing finds !

[@rickmessina5396]

That was some impressive finds. Good cross section of what a person might expect to dig. Good work…..

[@bobwardimages]

Good job, men! 😎👍🏼

[@mamm7223]

Great finds today, guys! Loved watching every minute.

[@mandybrown7758]

Really Awesome History saved

[@ericmalmstrom9943]

I like Dame's view on things: It's just a rock, but an interesting rock.

[@kathy7718]

How fun and great finds!

[@evankibbe590]

Loads of cool stuff 😎

[@leesmith2798]

@6:50 A nail used to decorate wood. Like the brass tacks used to decorate furniture in the 1800's, these brought the, “fancy,” to wood. They were used on gates, bridges and the doorways of barns and stables. My guess would be that they were black washed to stand out against the background of the wood they were nailed to, whatever the color.

[@jessenikki]

Been watching you guys since the beginnings. This has to be one of my favorite episodes! I love the idea of “excavating “ a cellar hole! I think there’s way more to learn and the potential for very interesting finds is much higher!!! Love it!! Please do more like this 😁

[@dawncornwall6268]

You guys have moved into true archaeology.

[@tinman7130]

Good process to recover thigs below the depth of detection amongst all the debris.

[@landacottonmetaldetecting3826]

The lighter looking item looks like a match safe to me. A little less high tech than a lighter but served the same purpose.

[@pamelabowling7959]

Love this can’t wait to see more 😊

[@TheReal-HeeHaw]

✌ Looks like relaxing work. Enjoyed watching N.T once again

[@darrylwithrow293]

Officially historical archaeologists!

[@joekasperek1086]

Nice job guys well done

[@joyceclark8476]

Hi Charlie, Dame, what a great video. Love to see the cleaning ,sifting, digging etc. Great job you two. Cool relics found on this Not Thursday. Joyce 🇺🇸❤️🙏

[@MNpicker]

Love this kind😃🤘🏼

[@tomwoodrow5494]

Charlie, Dame, you guys rock! Looking forward to you making it look easy! ( I know it is not!!) Great vidyaa!

[@jim-do5pt]

that thin, narrow case was a Match Safe - see the bottom end, with the scratcher?

[@thomaswaddell9012]

Probably a match safe‼️

[@HighToneRanger]

Stoked

[@walkyvee]

Love from 🇮🇳 INDIA

[@BigC37]

I'm surprised that u guys didn't pull any more full bottles from that site

[@terryarchibald2467]

You're not likely to find a lead roofing nail seal after a house fire because the lead would have melted.

[@als8326]

Implements of exploration

[@teenakennedy8914]

I love what your doing! Makes it pretty fresh or anew. I couldn't help but be curious, since this structure completely burned, was there loss of life? I'm sure you've been asked before,🤔🤷‍♀️ have you ever unearthed unknown headstones or uggh, human remains? As old as some of these areas are & as poor as some folks might of been, to only be able, just to bury one of their own.🥺 I'm sure there were times or circumstances, this may or could have happened.

[@malyman24]

Hey Dame, your lighter piece may have been a match safe box.

[@alanconnors8881]

Bucket O stuff

[@nocker_tech]

Nice video!

[@MCB9537]

Really cool. It'd be interesting to know what caused the fire. There may be a historical record somewhere. a fire that big had to have been noticed by inhabitants of the area. Neat finds. You guys could be busy with that for a long time.

[@tomwoodrow5494]

Old homes caught fire easily. Thach roof was a great spark catcher from a low chimney, oil lamps burning too close to the lid, sparks roll out the fireplace onto rugs. Does not take much, even in modern times.

[@mikekobes8739]

Can I get anything I want ?