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ThanksNeat find!!!
Interesting find!!!
If it is a known camp, I would say very good chance of it being a period piece.
Have you found anything
Interesting find!!!
If it is a known camp, I would say very good chance of it being a period piece.
Have you found anything else civil war related there?
The place is only know to a few people but It was a very large camp, it held up to 30,000 men at one point in the war. The area is so large its hard to pinpoint exactly where artifacts are, but to answer you question the only other thing I have found back there is an old buckle.
I think a good chance it could be period, its certainly been in the ground a good while it appears. Does seem like a few bullet drops, buttons and the like would have turned up on an encampment of that size,
Yeah the place is only know to a few people but those few people have detected the place heavy back in the 70s and 80s. I'm still trying to narrow down the exact location where they would have camped, it's kinda difficult because I don't know where to start.I think a good chance it could be period, its certainly been in the ground a good while it appears. Does seem like a few bullet drops, buttons and the like would have turned up on an encampment of that size, though. HH jim tn
I took it to an expert and he confirmed that its a confederate side knifeNeat find if it’s period correct.
It was about 6 inches in the ground, what makes you think it was a surface find?Nice ! Looks like a surface find.
It just has that weathered look. I see your coil in the pic and also assume its as found, no dirt, not much rust, with visible pitting. Looks like one of those horseshoes I find hanging on tree branches.It was about 6 inches in the ground, what makes you think it was a surface find?
Horseshoes in tree branches?? that's wild but I see how it could happen.It just has that weathered look. I see your coil in the pic and also assume its as found, no dirt, not much rust, with visible pitting. Looks like one of those horseshoes I find hanging on tree branches.