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    Congratulations on a great find! What is the signs of a cabin site that one looks for?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bell-Two View Post
    Congratulations on a great find! What is the signs of a cabin site that one looks for?
    I'm just learning the ropes but the colonial cabin site that Danny found was a small, very shallow, depression with a small rock pile on one end. The rock pile would have been the remains of a collapsed chimney. Like I said, you could walk right past it and not even give a thought unless you knew what you were looking at.
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    Congrats on your shoe buckle and pocket watch Donnie Its too bad some one beat us to that cabin site , I'm sure it was the same person who left the lincoln memorial for me to chip out of the frozen mud !


    Quote Originally Posted by Bell-Two View Post
    Congratulations on a great find! What is the signs of a cabin site that one looks for?
    Tony many are either on a graded level piece of ground with a few large stones in a square or as Donnie mentioned with a very shallow depression and a pile of stones at one side where a chimney had stood . Many don't have wells but some do nearby .
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    Quote Originally Posted by del View Post
    Congrats on your shoe buckle and pocket watch Donnie Its too bad some one beat us to that cabin site , I'm sure it was the same person who left the lincoln memorial for me to chip out of the frozen mud !




    Tony many are either on a graded level piece of ground with a few large stones in a square or as Donnie mentioned with a very shallow depression and a pile of stones at one side where a chimney had stood . Many don't have wells but some do nearby .
    Dan, thanks for this info. these cabin sites seem to be rare and even harder to find..
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