got a call last night from a guy I know and said he was taking down his deer stand and noticed a wierd pile of rocks in the woods with some faint stone walls. He said it's open space land and told me where to go in from road.
5:30 am I was on my way! found the tiny trail and headed in.after about 15 mins I found what he was talkin about.a colonial foundation!raised square lip with a center chimney pile. Man my heart was racing thinking nobody knows about this! cant be seen from road.no big dirt road alongside it either.visions of a virgin cellar hole were dancing through my head no dig holes.no relics piled up.I thought how nice is this!
made a few laps around the raised lip and one button :-\ this site's been hit by someone a long time ago! barely any iron was showing up either. i started fanning out around the foundation for 3 hours barely anything.a button here and there.then I hit a little hot spot about 100 feet on the back side,
a 1773 spanish 1/2 reale,a no date draped bust half cent & a New Jersey colonial copper.also a pretty cool holed wedge.i've dug quite a few old iron wedges but none ever like this :
maybe if the wedge got lodged in a log they would put a bar through the hole to wiggle it out?
spent 6 hours here in all metal/relic mode using my tone ID. until a few underground yellow jackets stung me in my leg >:/ and decided to call it a day .
*NOTE* The eagle in picture is not a find.it's something i put on the lid of this wooden box I made.