well today we tried to find a couple new cellar sites , it was a long hike in the hot , humid and bug infested woods. we were unable to locate them so George and i decided to hit the numerous rock walled , overgrown fields . Coinnut immediately scored first with a very nice complete colonial knee buckle but that was it so we searched out for something and i came across this small site
it was a small 12x14 square where a building use to sit , outlined by stones now . George and i worked it for a while but only iron from around 1900 showed up , we think it could be an old hunters shack or farmers shed and not colonial related.
it was really frustrating as there were stone walls everywhere and walled in pens,fields but not one cellar site. we dicided to leave and as we went down a hill we spotted this .
but we found out this spot had been pounded hard as they only left some small bits of scraps , really strange how its not on any maps and out in the middle of nowhere but someone pounded it hard.
so after the long hike back to the Jeep >:{ we decided to hit the ol' standby site that continues to put out keepers . we were only there for a few hours and i went straight to the field that had a hot spot last week (where i found my 2 cent coin) today was about as good there . a few buttons , a toe tap , and a couple of coins (a very beat up fat indian , an a 1850 large cent) in the same hole
heres the goods
a nice little two piece button of a rose uncleaned
and the same after i cleaned it
the large cent uncleaned
and it all cleaned up
thanks for looking all .
Dan