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Working the bottum of cellarhole!!

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I went to old cellarhole with a little snow it took me half hour to remove the snow . I warmed up the coinstike and was getting nickle reading left and right in the bottum of cellarhole. I dugg a few and they were shotgun shells and i got this strong reading just a little higher then nickle and kept on pulling buttons one after another. I figured someone must have had a sewing box hummm????????:crazy: ps the plain buttons are below i found a gold gilt odd square shape lead back object on your left far bottum pic it a ladie profile on it
 
In the bottum right corner. That's kinda like this one I found with the New ID-Edge (mine was at a cellar hole too right against the foundation). I dugg it outta a bed of nails......
But, man your's looks even better with gold gilt :thumbup: The C$ sure loves buttins!
hey I just saw you had a second picture too. Ya gut some nice Colonial coat buttons. Your button collection spans alotta years.
I call you Buttin daddy :drunk:
 
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Nice buttons! Thanks for posting this.

How often do you guys find stuff right in the cellar holes? I ran into a house site while hunting a civil war site. There were about 4 pretty deep holes. One had what was left of a chimney at the end. It was really difficult hunting around the site. Lots and lots of trash. Thrash is all I was able to find. There has to be good stuff in there. Its right near some earthworks and rifle pits. I did not get in the holes themselves, maybe I should try it though. I was also afraid that one of them could have a well hole in them.

Ive attached a picture of one of the holes.
 
I several cellarholes i have dugg the hell out of them the small ones seem to find more at them!! I have 43 old mill sites dated from 1740 to 1880 from saw mills to hat factories that nobody in the area has done it will be a very interesting 5 year to do these sites ps if you are worried about falling in the well bob use a long branch and test the hole to how deep it is!!!
 
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