Metal Detecting Finds from an Indian Village

[@thegeorgiacreekwalker491]

I Love The Variety Of Treasures, Thanks For Sharing and GL&HH 🏹👌

[@piedmontartifacts8910]

Awesome finds in both places. 👍 Kenny

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thank you Kenny!

[@normawinton6832]

Nice finds and good job on saving those small pieces. They worked together into a nice piece of history! Always love seeing the artifacs! Ty.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Good finds well done

[@DiggingCanuck]

Right on :)

[@scdigger]

Nice!

[@deo53]

Wow , some really great finds. I'm happy for you.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks Darryll!

[@underdiggeroakley2903]

Another day another good find you have been doing well with the new Detector Mr Ben. Iwish you well and keep the family safe up there on the hill. Gvll.sc B....

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks so much brother!

[@terryhemmings5282]

A true American history buff at last .... keep the videos coming my friend I really enjoyed it. 👍

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Terry Hemmings thank you for watching Terry!

[@arnoldhillbillygrizzlyputm1493]

More awesomeness as usual

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks Arnold!

[@arnoldhillbillygrizzlyputm1493]

@@HistoryHoundDetecting i bet ya singing that johnny cash song now with that musket . Lol

[@TreasureHuntingSWPA412]

It's very cool the way you've been able to piece together that trigger guard.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks man. Appreciate you watching! Good luck out there!

[@tincuptimmetaldetecting9259]

Those are some great relics HH! Congrats. Enjoyed the video! Stay safe. GL&HH!

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

TincupTim Metal Detecting Thank you!...and thanks for watching!

[@MetalDetectingNWGA]

Very nice relics and artifacts bud. The trigger guard from the trade musket is awesome. Nice job on the research too!

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks bud. I never would have dreamed that these little pieces of brass would tell me as much as what they have. A pure site and a good grasp of its history made it a lot easier.

[@kathymoll7010]

Save it all because you have proof you may be able to add to it. The round piece with prongs may have hammered into the gun stock. My grandfather decorated his gun the native way and had studs on it. I would love to spend time at a cool place as this. I'm so happy the Nox is working for you.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Kathy Moll I’m really leaning towards the idea of brass tacks in the musket stock. I actually found that info out after uploading the video...so I put a tack decorated musket on my video title screen. I wondered if anyone would notice. :). God bless Kathy!

[@OldiesGoodies]

Trigger guard is always nice to find. Very good finds HH AL

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thank you for watching!

[@crtreasures1136]

Excellent finds. Love those ancient artifacts. Stay safe.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks so much! I’m really enjoying these old gun parts. Not much metal with that kind of age around these parts!

[@HeartbreakerRelics]

Very cool finds and great information on the muskets. I always enjoy your videos Ben. Keep em coming!

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Heartbreaker Relics Thanks bud! I’d love to see you guys run a detector over your dirt piles at your dig sites. You never know!

[@HeartbreakerRelics]

@@HistoryHoundDetecting we have talked about it but I always forget to bring mine. I'll remember it one day lol.

[@PeachSt8Digger]

Excellent. Thanks for making these videos!

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Karen Yeoman Thank you for watching!

[@TeaGF]

Cool I'm from Canada but we have a game similar to the peach pit game but the pieces are made with moose bones grinded down to a coin. We call the game;Waltes.

[@zipshed]

Wow them musket parts are amazing! Some of my favorites are always the arrowheads. Great finds Ben...good for you!

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks Wally! I’m pretty partial to those old stone artifacts myself!

[@relicretriever4130]

Love the trigger guard and the history behind it. The little button with two broken prongs looks like a leather decoration, most likely for a saddle. The prongs would be driven through the leather and bent over to hold it in place.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

That’s kinda what I was thinking....just never saw one with two prongs before. Thanks for the help!

[@tedrobinson5713]

I believe some of those parts were from a older Firearm and I would venture to say a Blunderbuss

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thanks for the insight ...and for watching!

[@ClaytonCountyHistoryHound]

Those old trade relics are amazing. To find the matching pieces is incredible. Thanks for sharing, good luck, happy hunting and take care.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

I’m really enjoying the age of this stuff. Pretty rare around here!

[@DigginWithDeej]

Interesting gun hardware pieces you have found. Arrow heads are always good!

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Thank you Deej!

[@DigginWithDeej]

@@HistoryHoundDetecting you are very welcome Ben

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you for sharing this with me ! Take care , stay safe and healthy there ! Still doing well here in Kansas ! Yesterday was my birthday a whole 65 now ! Lol

[@kathymoll7010]

Happy birthday!

[@murph9813]

I really enjoyed the music at the end. Very relaxing. He plays it well. Is that instrument a dobro?

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Murph It sure is. Compliments of my cousin Caleb.

[@efsmith71]

Nice finds I would love to find a place like this to hunt

[@billburns829]

That small piece that looks like an old brass tack head is a small leather adornment,,, awesome site... what state are you in? I look for similar sites along the Ohio river.

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

Bill Burns Thanks Bill. I’m in the mountains in NC. It’s a pretty rare site. Not to much in the way of Colonial activity around here

[@JanVafa]

Do I see a new “one piece at a time” song coming?!

[@HistoryHoundDetecting]

You better believe it was playing on a loop in my head!

[@carlchristensen8157]

I wonder if they could possibly be a Jesuit finger ring