Scouting to find old cellar holes & metal detecting them

How to find old cellar holes ( foundations , root cellars ) out in the woods of New England to metal detect. These old cellars are from old farms where colonial homes once were and all that's left are the stacked rocks from hundreds of years ago. Follow the rock walls, look for cart paths and read the landscape. In this video we find the old site and do some metal detecting to see what is buried in the ground. Just digging up a few things to find out if we should go back with the group is the objective. A cuff link and old button were easily found with the Fisher F19 metal detector and we will be back at this 1700s site soon.
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Scouting to find old cellar holes & metal detecting them

Not Thursday hiking exploring history metal detecting New Hampshire VlOG Fisher F19 metal detector

[rondathiesen]

Cant wait till you n the boys go back! Nice button!👍😘

[DigginWithDeej]

Congratulations on locating a new site!

[mariebonfiglio]

Great find. Congratulations.. hopefully it will pan out....

[FreeSpiritBudgieLady]

Looks like a bar form a shoulder epaulet of some sort.

[michelehurt]

Nice day Dame. Looking forward to your return trip. Keep going.

[daisymay]

Wow what a hike and some finds awesome!!

[kayesdigginit]

Nobody can say that you guys don't put in the miles to find those good sites 👍

[chuckvt]

Looking good, Dame! Great video! Those cuff links are awesome!

[Swamp-Fox]

Great way to spend the day. Beautiful scenery, a nice cuff link, and a thing! I love that crotal bell on your keychain!!

[mezellenjohnson]

That was a long hike but you found the homesite in recovered some relics which is wonderful Dame. The view that I saw on my phone is beautiful and you were in a lovely area, it helps to be sheltered from the wind when you are that high up, I hope it wasn't too bad going back sweetheart. I like the thing, some work went into it whatever it was. I look forward to seeing you again soon, good luck and happy hunting God bless you love and hugs Mary-Ellen UK LFOD

[vicarious]

And no BUGS. Perfect day for detecting

[tinman]

Ahh Dame off finding what has been lost a rather pleasant way to spend a Not Thursday

[rashakawa]

Dame I think you found a tally-ho cufflink Sweet find!

[scottobrien]

New fan from SW New Hampshire here I’ll be tuned in from now on. Your posts inspire me to learn more about this topic to be able to explore my property accurately

[steveclark]

Digger Dame thank you for the adventure and seeing some nice finds ! Take care, stay safe and healthy with whatever you maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .

[gaiterbugg]

Really stunning view from that site. Look forward to you and the boys doing a thorough search and rescue of all the relics from there. Cool cufflink. Stay safe and keep digging.

[Greengrass]

Awesome episode Dame, great find there that celler hole

[iainking]

Hi Dame great to see you out and about, that site you found is really beautiful, imagine living there, apart from the rock moving, tree clearing etc, not to mention cranky indigenous people. Looking forward to you and the lads coming back for a dig, that could be epic. Totally awesome to see you again, take care and stay healthy, Cheers from kangaroo land.

[kevinweis]

6:20, that's a talio cuff link. It has a running fox on it. Popular in the late 1700's. Great find, congrats! I found a complete set linked (not a pair) earlier this year at a 1790 property. Mine was pewter but they made brass and gilted/plated ones as well.

[principalmcvicker]

What a sweet find that cufflink is! Great exploration vid dame