Maybe not so much a 'What' but a 'When'

[jkress]

Anyone have thoughts on a date range for this structure. From old aerial photos, it looks like it
might have been a farmhouse.
I am hoping some of the more knowledgeable folks might offer a possible time of construction
based on the materials used.
Thanks,
Joe

[del]

Joe that looks like a great area if its a old homestead then the barn should be within eyesight or a stones throw away . the only true way to find out its age is to use the items you find to date it but it looks early 1800's to me . get out there and make us proud

[coinnut]

It's tough to date. I never worry about seeing cement unless the whole structure is made of it. lol Stacked field stone is a good indication it's old. I used to think cement and brick were not that old until I learned colonials had bricks, and I think cement was invented by the romans lol I'm gonna guess 1830's. Like Dan said, make us relic hunters proud

[jkress]

Thank you gentlemen.
If you guys are correct, or close to correct... I might just get into some oldies.
I better focus on this area before the grass and weeds start getting to high.
Maybe I will give it a test run tomorrow morning.
Do you guys have better luck with smaller coils in areas like this for better maneuverability?

[del]

its easiest to start at around where the iron nulls and chatter drops down and work the outer edge and out some more with the standard coil Joe . don't be afraid to venture out aways from the structure and pay close attention to details , old grown over worn paths , smaller structures or just points of interests . everything closer is better to use a smaller coil slowly and try to work those ratty sounding signals into good sounding ones and be patient the finds are there .

Dan

[zrickkid]

Good luck man!!

[JTGOLD]

looks like a great place to hunt,go for it.

[milco]

Very cool site! Knowing what part of the world you are in I would say 1850's-60's vintage. I am very famliar with land records and how to do the research so if I can help send me a pm.

[jkress]

Very cool site! Knowing what part of the world you are in I would say 1850's-60's vintage. I am very famliar with land records and how to do the research so if I can help send me a pm.

Thanks Darren and I will. thumbsup01

[BOWSER]

Very cool site! Knowing what part of the world you are in I would say 1850's-60's vintage. I am very famliar with land records and how to do the research so if I can help send me a pm.

i concur.

[Kim]

I like it!!