Moonshiners left Antique Treasures in this Riverbed over a century ago!

[@adventurearchaeology]

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[@dewybontrager4916]

Will do my friend

[@billstolz9587]

I think the hub cap is a Plymouth

[@jonlennon3348]

The wheel cover is Plymouth

[@tacocin]

1951 Belvedere

[@CraigTom-so2vt]

was going to say a Plymouth my self mate

[@kathleenemerick3814]

Great video Brandon. The hubcap wasn't a pirate ship, it was the Mayflower. As in the Pilgrims and where did the Pilgrims land? At Plymouth Rock. That tells you that the hubcap was off an old Plymouth. Keep up the great work, hey to the family.

[@CosnerCoPiloting]

hubcap is from a Plymouth, early 50s

[@Somewhere_In_The_Barn]

Hubcap is 100% off a Plymouth, the ship is the Mayflower. No pirates were involved lol.

[@dai-nippon_digger]

@carmine redd No doubt that the pilgrims weren't the saints that the stories made them out to be but pirates? Really?

[@dai-nippon_digger]

@carmine redd you are crazy. John Hancock was indeed a pirate but he was born over a hundred years after the landing of the Mayflower at Plymouth rock! What is the connection?!?

[@detecting_with_matt3643]

Awesome hunt! So nice of that man to share his spot like that. I’ve met some older people who can’t move around like they used to and they are so happy to see the excitement on my face when I talk about finding history. They share spots with me and we keep in touch with what I find. This place is definitely promising!

[@normakers5632]

Thank you Mr Edwards! What a great site!

[@randallwelch463]

Holy Cow !!!! Brandon I think Mr Edward deserves a free T-shirt. That honey hole is gonna be so cool. Do you suppose all that household glass came from a mine camp? Awesome video and as always thanks for taking us along

[@atuuschaaw]

I love the exploration of new tributaries. Often times they were like Forrest's "Box-o-chocolates." Great video brother, and thank you Mr. James Edwards for caring enough to share! ♥

[@Eastwood69]

What a cool spot! Mr. Edwards is very kind for letting you go out there!

[@jamesmarshalla8565]

What an awesome site to explore Brandon, I sure had fun watching you find bottles! Thank you and have a wonderful day my friend!!

[@tacocin]

1951 Plymouth Belvedere hubcap

[@adventurearchaeology]

I’m glad someone new! Thanks!

[@abbieschultz7449]

What an amazing connection, I'm so happy for you and Mr. Edwards that you could have this adventure and explore the area he once explored those many years ago. I can't wait for more videos in this location!

[@standbarrett755]

Thank you Mr. Edward's! Yes Sir that would be a Bullfrog. Around here we call those "Pollywogs". Thanks for taking us with you!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Haha I always thought a Pollywog was a Pokémon? 🤪

[@merqury5]

I can basically smell this video. Lovely trip.

[@squatchthumper7537]

Nice! Good find and nice feller for sending in the tip!

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you Brandon and James for the adventure , seeing some beautiful scenery and a few nice finds !

[@micaelrosmark7943]

The armadillo is a cool little dude for sure!! Kind of a dinosaur badger. Best wishes /Mike ,Sweden

[@adventurearchaeology]

I’ve heard they have poor vision. I’ve been able to sneak all the way up to one before without it seeing me haha!

[@micaelrosmark7943]

@@adventurearchaeology Be careful, even a cool lookin' little creature have teeth!

[@carolynsimone8647]

Thanks to Mr Edwards for giving you another place to explore...love going with you, that way i don't have to look for snakes and spiders...🥰🥰

[@drunkdunc8738]

The tree with the cable through it was an early prototype for green energy Brandon 🍻

[@janelchambers6791]

That hubcap is off a Plymouth. Mr Edward's gave you a great place to explore, I know yall will find something exciting. Keep em coming

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

That was a nice place to explore, Brandon, and such a sweet way to get permission!❤

[@adventurearchaeology]

Thanks Cynthia!

[@PlaneDiggerCam21]

11:39 is a Plymouth hubcap, likely 50s

[@samuelsiedschlag4486]

Nothing wrong with keeping stuff to yourself, Brandon. Very cool adventure. Haveva good weekend.

[@kotyeo]

I wished I had some help so I could dig right here by my house. I have done some digging on my own and have found 4 maybe 5 large toats full of old glass bottles. Milk jugs milk glass just your house hold trash. Large pieces of Petrified wood. Lots of marbles. But there are two other spots that were family homesteads and a place where there used to be a train stop and also a place where people would bring there ox to to water and feed them. All right here in I guess you could say my back yard. We have 99 acres of land and I've only scratched the surface of maybe a half acre. I love getting my hands dirty. Lol lol

[@johnmorris8672]

Love the hair man

[@kayesdigginit1519]

Mr. James, it was very nice of you to allow Brandon to explore and ultimately hunt your family's property 👍😃

[@kathykeith2203]

Thanks for the walk and hunt !! 😊😊😊😊

[@nascarmommam5915]

Oh awesome site. How exciting.. Thank you Mr. Edwards for sending Brandon this location. This is going to be a great making of many video hunts. 😊 ~ Texas

[@zenseed75]

That's the biggest tadpole I've ever seen! Wow!

[@veralida7264]

Toupee??🤣🤣🤣 I fell out! Yall are a trip! Love these videos!❤

[@adventurearchaeology]

Average at least one comment a week saying that 😂😂😂

[@veralida7264]

@@adventurearchaeology Don't let them hate on your full head of hair! My husband has a head slick as those whiskey bottles and shaped like those tadpoles!!🤣🤣

[@ismewhat1234]

Cool stuff hope you have a great weekend

[@dshollins5864]

Cool hunt!

[@DavidJones-smiley]

I Look forward to seeing more videos on this creek! You got a great location !

[@bells1054]

What an awesome place Brandon!!

[@georgeparker7409]

The ship on the hub cap is an emblem for a Plymouth probably 1950's or early 1960's. Great show!

[@lynnerodgers4461]

I hope next time you get better weather. Can't wait to see a follow-up hunt!

[@williambeichler4971]

Awesome sight!!! Looking forward to seeing all you find there. Take care and God bless

[@miquellemeshishnek5338]

So fun to find a new spot!

[@davematthew3051]

Love ur channel keep it up

[@jewlmoore]

Hub cap is from a late 40s early 50s Plymouth, good video!

[@williamswindle5445]

Great video. I knew it was going to be a good one when I saw the armadillo. Is this north Alabama or down south? I live west of Birmingham.

[@Nunya_Bidnez]

Its a Plymouth mayflower hubcap. Circa 1940

[@anjanettealexander3993]

Great exploration! Very intriguing!!!

[@alienallen2983]

👍🙏>>>💚~~~looks like a great find thank you for sharing 🤫

[@BenitaGrattan]

Please go back to that spot! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@PaHeadhunter]

That looks like a very promising spot. My great grandfather and his brothers were pretty big moonshiners back during the depression. I always heard about it, but found newspaper articles online from the times he was caught. I wish I could search for his sites, but it seems like he was making whiskey in houses and barns.

[@granvillewooster7673]

Awesome place 👍👍❤️

[@tincuptimmetaldetecting9259]

Interesting location for sure! Congrats on the finds Brandon! I would DEFINITELY be on the lookout for snakes also lol.

[@mrs.americanmade7452]

1950's ?? Plymouth hubcap

[@tacocin]

1951 Belvedere

[@adventurearchaeology]

I had no clue!

[@JerryR1776]

When looking for the still-site, look for another stream or natural spring flowing down towards the creek. I'm fairly certain they wouldn't be able to use that creek as a flowing water supply for the still.

[@lindaskeens2255]

I love the creek walking and finds.

[@sandysue202]

As a kid, I used to catch some of those great big tadpoles out of a local creek and bring them home. Mom let me have an old metal 5 gallon pot and my tadpoles got put in there with some of their creekwater and lots of town water that didnt have chlorine or fluoride in it. I would catch bugs and put them in the water and a few tadpoles grew up and became bullfrogs. I had a mini cemetery with popsickle stick crosses for the tadpoles that didnt make it to become frogs. Lots of good times back then in that old town creek!

[@brentobrien6642]

Always great content

[@musichouse-]

Brandon that weather gave you your coolest hairstyle yet!

[@adventurearchaeology]

Haha I’ll need some pruning shears for my hair soon 😂😂

[@86NAVYVET91]

Great hunt!! The hubcap was of what could be an early 50’s Plymouth.

[@ronniemullen4313]

That armadillo wasn’t in the mood for treasure hunting. I have so many around my house my kids started naming them. Vanilla and pickle are the only names I can remember!!! Anyway another great video!!

[@adventurearchaeology]

That’s hilarious! Pickle the armadillo has an awesome ring to it 😂😂😂

[@dennispiciullo8060]

Can't wait, sounds like an awesome place! I used to do that, but break insulators, many of them. We lived next to a train track. Of course we didn't know back then

[@MrJayrock620]

Most preferred to keep their still behind a natural or artificial wall or mound because it provides some cover from wind and makes it easier to camouflage it when they’re not brewing

[@alanatolstad4824]

What fun!

[@oldbamadirt2148]

Look's Like a Place My Grand Dad Made Shine Back In The 30's.

[@stillme4084]

Giant tadpoles. Cool

[@lauren.237]

Great video! I’ve seen all the new ones so I’m going to the older ones.

[@scottkibler8991]

Hubcap is from a 48-52 Plymouth and I believe those were stainless steel.

[@herbertlee8034]

Cool bottles. Plymouth is the hub cap not sure of the yr. I found a trunk emblem with the ship and sails on it.

[@georgepmr]

Cool!

[@JD144-]

Fun creek adventure, can’t wait to see you back with the metal detector.

[@stevelaconte8802]

I don't blame you, don't give up your spots

[@susanfranks-craun811]

Awesome site! Even with those slimy bastards!! Eeeww....just can't trust them!🐍😂😂 Can't wait to see more videos! Maybe if there is family left, a short video show 12:06 ing them what you found.

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Awesome

[@tuckerhuff692]

I thought you were going to metal detecting on the beach this week

[@euroyank860]

Snakes are taking revenge and watching you !!! Good, they protect the treasures of the creeks 🙂

[@micah06v8]

I want to know what the heck those tadpoles were eating! WOW! Looks like the hub cap is from a Plymouth. According to the research I did, they stopped using the ship and switched to the current Pentastar between the 1970s and 1980s.

[@fredross3089]

The hub cap if from a "Hudson" the emblem kid a ship called the Half Moon Captained by Henry Hudson, after whom which is named the Hudson River and the village of Hudson, both in New York State.

[@JayStephens8]

How do find so many dumps I’ve been wanting to look for old bottles for several years now but I can’t seem to find any dumps I’m in southeast Virginia

[@adventurearchaeology]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/enbOd2WDiZp9oqs

[@skipragsdale3565]

Hubcap looks like an old Plymouth. Armadillo is an armored Possum! LoL!!

[@smarleyjoe3569]

Question, how many times do you walk into a creek without finding anything before marking that one off the list?

[@adventurearchaeology]

Usually once. There should be broken pieces everywhere.

[@georgerobinson555]

Mayflower Plymouth 1953 hubcap.

[@patrickworkman517]

Say you found a Plymouth wheel cover,,,,

[@ianlewis4613]

Could not get over the SIZE of that tadpole! Haha!

[@caiden-_-]

What to do if your local library has no sanborn maps or anything but books with pictures but no dumps in pictures

[@whiskeycitydiggers]

Walk your local creeks behind the older parks and cemeteries. Dumps most likely won't be on Sanborn maps, in fact they'll rarely be labeled on any map. Good luck!

[@mattsmithcantonga9652]

Don't give away the town, but did you find any whole soda bottles? I think Mr Edward's turned you on to a good spot!!

[@adventurearchaeology]

They were all broken. But I have a feeling there will be one pop out eventually.

[@52daa]

DeSoto 🤷‍♀️ on the hubcap

[@anngallegos5515]

Do you not have gators there? What a fun hobby you have!

[@adventurearchaeology]

We do but they are few and far between.

[@davidross5169]

Plymouth hubcap.

[@nyokadean8624]

I'm watching with my sister, she said the hubcap is a Plymouth?

[@JS1215.]

Hub cap is from a plymouth mayflower Early 50's

[@jen5944]

❤❤

[@midnightman352]

kool

[@jakartajamie4880]

Personally I love your channel, but I would be wearing the tallest pair of snake boots to do what you do. GBY you and your family!

[@jamesbradford3872]

That's a Plymouth hubcap.

[@wgrillojr]

I'm sure the household glass could be from the guys making the moonshine because they would be there days at a time and needed meds and food.

[@AndrewBowles-p5r]

I’m Chris Hansen with dateline, this is adventure archaeology

[@JDK73772]

That logo is more than likely the old Plymouth logo

[@carscarscars.972]

wheel cover belongs to a mayflower plymouth

[@steedandersen]

Plymouth.

[@lisacates4185]

Wow,,i heard armadillos carry leprosy?true or false?

[@johncurtisjr6711]

With that hair sideburns and mustache, it looks like you could start an adult film in the mid-80s lol😂

[@adventurearchaeology]

Dang right! 😂😂

[@alitathomas2711]

You do know that when you hear thunder there was lightning first. Lol. Lrra