Ancient Discovery made while Mudlarking a Ghost Town for River Treasure!

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Hey guys, love the videos. Question: The items that you guys find are yours to keep right ?

Awesome hunt. Thanks for sharing!!!

Enjoyed the video from NC, been several years since i went through Birmingham passed thru on a turkey hunting adventure, I used to talk to folks from there when i was working we got tons of pipe from Birmingham, love Bama and the people I subbed hope yall have a good trip hunting next time👍👍

You really need a good metal detector.

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Wow dude that old coke box cooler is amazing in the background in y’all’s awesome studio and yeah I love finding stuff in and around creeks I’ve always love looking at the past I’m in NW GEORGIA and packing up to go to my off grid cabin up near Tennessee we got creeks up the wazoo around the mountains up at my cabin I bought a whites metal detector for the shiny metal s were above where the 1850s I think gold rush was Hell who knows maybe I will get lucky lol !

Love seeing the fossils.

I use to fish the creeks for scrap metal. There are too many Hobo camps these days along the banks.

You need to delete the term archeology from your channels name. Archeology is a science and there's nothing scientific about youstomping through the environment with your dreadful companion raking trash and causing natural habitat erosion.

Those jug tops could be modified into nice candle holders.

Brandon, man, you need to invest in a metal detector. Double your fun while covering the same ground! Might even find some coins or other metal objects like belt buckles, uniform buttons, etc.

This is a great video thank you very much!!!!

I’m new to your channel and have fell in love with all of your videos. I have a question, please. Do you ever take the bottoms of the broken bottles and make paper weights out of them???

I recently damaged a glazed Terracotta pot and 3 old pottery mugs. What type of tumbler do you use? Professional or from Target?

Does your wife make any jewelry making videos? Id love to see a tutorial. Thanks

you just walked by an old glass insulator from a telegraph pole. it was a green glass one and they are worth a lot. oh well maybe you did not know this.

I had best times of my life in red hill creek behind are old 1895 duplex home my uncle lived on one side us on other as a kid me an brent robus would walk creek find stuff all day till moms were hollering for us we only 6 an 7 yrs old

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Aren’t y’all getn sqeeter bit???

Where can you find your polished glasses? Thanks

Glad to find mudlarkers in the U.S.! I don't have any old coal mines near me, but there are a couple of steel mills along a river that were in operation from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. I've found some good things near them—well, "good" to me. My husband thinks I'm a lunatic for picking up "trash." But he is sweet enough to let me display my finds in the living room!

Cool show, y'all !!
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Hi! I'm new to the channel and have slowly been working my way back through your videos. I had never heard of mudlarking prior to a few weeks ago, and I'm hooked!

What was the name of the fossil you found at start? Is a “horse tail” just a name and not literally a horse tail? Just not familiar with these.

Miranda should cut marbles in half and make earrings for sale.

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Awesome

Why do you not use the ketchup bottles for drinking glasses of some type

How do I purchase some of your whiskey glasses?

Lord, please tell me you find some ancient American Indian artifacts in all this mud larking

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Linda and I watched this vide, where o on my home TV on you tube, where we weren't signed in. that whole jug you found was incredible. Mike and Linda

Do you guys make them into glasses? How is it done?

I think that ketchup bottle would make a pretty cute glass

This a new video?

I love your channel. I'm going ti try do some of the same here in Washington . I do antiquing and I have dug up artifacts in my own backyard. I live in Wilkeson, Washington and it's very old. My house was built in 1900 so I'm always finding old glass, so much fun!

Yeah ,the horsetail is really cool fossil but i have a hard time believing thats a fossilized horse tale...is that a proben theorie?

You and your wife do a great job.
Nice that she loves what you do!
Wild Kyle must have taught you what an ancient horse tail looks like.
Haha. Or did you teach him.

I an smell the creek

Love your videos, it's history.I'm surprise you don't wear safety gloves.

Enjoyed the trip though the creek .thank for sharing your video with us all. Your friend Shirley from new Bern, north Carolina USA.. also the fossifrom the old mine
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