hi all! went on a local hunt to the indianhead river. most of the finds were lead. a couple of musket balls and some newer. my buddy corroded copper told me about in the old days at picnic sites they used to bury there utensils and stuff for the next time they came. i guess that makes sence seeing that alls you have to do is go to the river and wash off. well thats not quite what i found its more like a picnic area trash pit. its only about 2x2 with about mid to late 1800s bottles [broken of coares] theres also tea cups and plates and other picnic type stuff. what alerted me of the spot was that my tecta went off and i started digging and first came up with china what sounded the machine was a old bucket handel. i have to come back to this place with a real shovel because i had to stop from the fingers bleeding. this spot has promise. thanx. willy
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Originally Posted by wild willy
I have done some picnic sites and they always bury their trash. And they always seem to bust the bottles too lol .... 
There should be some coins there, providing the river has not swept them off during the floods. I'd look for some higher ground, close to the spot you did. If there is buried trash, the picnic spot is usually just above that. Good luck willy.
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