THE GROUND WAS LOADED AND THE XP DEUS 2 COMES THROUGH AMAZING ARTIFACTS AT PEACEMAKER SITE
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Today we head back to the Peacemaker site and I roll out the XP Deus 2 for its inaugural use and it does not disappoint. Join me and Chuck as we dig ourselves crazy at this amazing site.
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Enjoyed today. I like your sincere respect for the homesites you explore. Being out in the country in my youth are my fondest memories. Didn't have a metal detector but often turned up artifacts of times past,arrowheads were always a thrill,sometimes it was old insulators from telephone poles,I have some of glass but some are the brown crockery type,I think they are the nicest. I have several really nice small crocks used for food items and an old butter churn my Dad found. All these things came from along the creek that flows toward Boonesboro,my grand dad owned land along it for 70 years. There was an elderly couple that lived on the other side of the.creek and they still milked a cow churned butter and used oil lamps til they were in their 90s,used very little modern things even after their children and grandchildren wanted them to. Some of the nicest people you could ever meet. Stay safe and keep on digging, never know what you may find.
Thanks Karen...some of your descriptions reminded me of my youth too. We would walk the tracks and collect glass insulators from the poles lying on the ground. The Blue ones were our favorites. There was an old man in his 80-90's who still farmed the old way near me. He would mow hay with a team of Belgium horses and the land was not flat, steep in fact. I would watch him work those horses plowing and hauling as well....this was in the 1980's. My Great Grandma refused to use a modern toilet eventhough she had one in her house. She had an outhouse out back she still used daily. Once she told me that store bought chicken and meats did not taste like "the real thing." She died at age 98 back in 1993. As I grow older I can see the 'good Ol days' with the less technology and hard work were in my childhood and believe if the folks were alive today who were alive before the invention of the car, probably would prefer that live over ours now.
What a great dig! The object you found at abt 9:37 is the brass back plate from a drawer pull and is bent. It would have been more flat and had a brass bail pull with the little bolts to secure it to the drawer front. That style of pull is typically found on Hepplewhite and sometimes Sheraton furniture of the 1810-20 era. Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks for the info...others here agree with you and have suggested the same....thanks Jeff.
You will love the Deus. It’s the best machine out there in my opinion. I can’t wait to see what you find with it. I love the places you take us too.
Loved the video. I think what you said is a buckle is a piece from furniture. Great artifacts and that butt plate is incredible. Thanks is for showing us the Deus. I can’t wait to see more of this machine.
Truer words were never spoken: “The treasure is in the quest, and not all treasure is metal”. That looks to be a virgin site! I’m hitting a brand new property tomorrow close to my other honey holes.
The Enfield P53 is an incredible find. Just that piece is worth a good but if money. Chuck’s double barrel is one of the earliest models made. Great episode. By the way thanks for featuring the Deus. I’ve been contemplating buying one and this certainly is convincing.
A great episode. Thanks for introducing us to the Deus 2. It definitely looks to be a fantastic machine. Need to look into it myself. Great episode.
The oval piece with the hole in it is a back plate to draw pull federal period circa 1790-1820
Nice dig Todd I always enjoy your shows and look forward to more
hey Tom thanks! That sounds exciting!!
I just love digs like this back in the woods. The scenery is beautiful and I agree just getting out can be the treasure. The Deus seems to be impressive. Everyone who has one swears by them.
Todd The glass thing you found is the base of a old oil lamp. I collect oil lamps and I have over 50 and I have found a lot of the bases that was broke off like yours .
Thanks Kenny. I have a box of these parts. Not sure why I collect them and my kids will toss them one day, but today, they are still treasures I keep too.
Todd you and Chuck pulled a lot out of that area. The glass piece looks like the bottom to cake dish pedestal. Loved the tools and relics. The brass handled looked hand forced and to a lark kettle that may have hung in a fire place? You did well trying out new equipment, change is good. Take care.👍👏😀
Thanks ladies and Happy New Year! snowbound here today....and I'm sure you guys have been for awhile. I meant to bring out that handle since it was brass connectors and forged handle but I hung it up in a tree at the site and inadvertently left it there. I plan on going back. Thanks for coming a long...
I would love to find sites like that. You guys did well. The XP
Deus seems to find everything. I need to check it out.
The Deus 2 is an outstanding machine and you won’t be disappointed in it. Can’t go wrong. You found some amazing artifacts with it in this episode.
Congratulations on the xp deus 2! I think you'll love it especially once you get used to it! My favorite targets are 85, 92, and 97 so far 😁, plus the XY screen is awesome! Metal detecting skill school is also a great channel where Gary goes in depth about everything on it! Very excited for you! Welcome to the XP community! Still got some good finds in this video! Love the barrel! Can't wait to see how the deus treats you buddy! - Chad!
Thanks Chad. I have not used the XY feature yet. I am not even familiar with it. Looks like I need to look up some tutorials on it. Keep on digging there in the Kanawha Valley...I follow you guys too.
Let’s go, let’s go treasure an adventure✌️🎉🌎👵🌺💕🇺🇸
You can run the speaker and the headphones at the same time on the deus machines,handy for making videos. Great day out with you guys again 😊😊😊
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Todd I think the Deus 2 is an excellent machine. I’ve never used one one but see others who just bang it up. Definitely need to look into this machine. Awesome video!
The shotgun barrel piece was my favorite. It would be cool to know the story. I think it was Tax collectors coming in and destroying it and a moonshine still.
On a serious note, I hope you enjoyed the Deus 2. I had mine since they came out and I love it. It is a bit of a learning curve with the the ID's and Tones. For sure is a tonal metal detector. In time you will be able to heard round objects in the ground. I am in south central PA close to Gettysburg. Areas are loaded with iron and the Deus does a great job working the sites. Congrats on some great pieces of history. Take Care.
You live in a history and relic rich area....not too far north of me but you have great colonial and Civil War sites there....lots of opportunity. I'm still getting used to the Deus 2. It is hard to put down the NOX 800 when I know it so well and some days I probably will still use it. The shotgun barrels just recently have had Electrolysis and look great. What we thought was an interesting item is now a treasured piece.....thanks for commenting.
@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives I am with you on that. I also came from the Nox 800, One thing I did was, have my daughter run the Nox and then I compared the Tone and ID on the Deus. Some of my first Deus videos I am doing this.
If you have a channel, I will check it out.....just Subbed...
@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives Hey thanks, for the sub.
Good finds Todd, probably the farm dump, we had one years ago full of everything. Keep looking is the name of the game.
yep this site is an enigma. Had the landowner (she is 90) not told me a house stood there, I would think it could be an old dump for sure.
Getting ready to watch this on my tv but wanted to make sure I gave you a thumbs up. Hope you all had a great Christmas and that the new year is full of treasures and great adventures for you.
Happy holidays! I hope you enjoyed the video Gay. I hope you have a blessed New Year!
I enjoyed every minute of it. West Virginia is a beautiful state and I love the history. You never disappoint especially with the history. It makes the things you find so fascinating
Todd,
I really enjoyed this pioneer search with the new detector, what a great machine!
Now yo have to go back to a lot of the other sites...who knows what's hiding, especially
the old sites from the recent trips previous to this one!
Cheer's,
Rik Spector
That's the plan! Wait to you see what I find in next week's video......the machine is a beast.
@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives Todd, thanks for the one up, I can’t wait!
Rik:)
Nice finds and a cool site!
New machine woot woot!
Just came across this video. I can’t get over that double barrel shotgun being found. Wow! And he left it behind? I hope by now he went back and got it. Who or what would damage a barrel like that if not the civil war.
He has it...and restoring it. This is an early period shotgun and they had these during the Civil War. I found that Enfield Butt Plate there and some bullets and a Louisiana Button. No doubt they were here and who knows what happened.
The gold coins are also #70 on the Deus2 and rings.
That Double Barrel shot gun Barrel is very old it is a breach load it used primer caps like a cap and ball riffle. Thy were made from 1846 and were only made around 35 years then thy all went to the brass cartages . I may been used in the Civil War because a lot were used then .
Kenny I had no idea Shotguns were around that far back. This one was a Breach Load with primer caps. I told Chuck after reading the comments on the video he needs to go back and retrieve it...
What an amazing site for finding relics Todd. I’ve enjoyed every place you’ve metal detected and seeing more and more of our past!! Great job!
Thanks James
Todd I think that the glass piece might be the base/pedestal for a cake plate.
Hey thanks Lynn. I wish I had photos of the people who lived there but no information exists on them, not even in public records.
4:00 Epaulette part - Where's my prize?
yep shoulder scale slide
Wow I'm glad I didn't toss that into the random brass pile....the more I learn of this site, the more I think I need to go back and hit it again.....thanks!
This is the type of site I enjoy digging next to plowed fields.
The piece at 37:28 is a piece of suspender clip. Turn the picture around to read the name and picture "teeth" along the rough straight edge.
Thanks....it looks like it says MRS USA.
I enjoyed it very very much!!! Thank you Todd for taking us on another adventure!!! I think you did very well with your new detector!!! Happy New Year!!! God Bless Us All!!!
Glad you enjoyed it Lori....Happy New Year to you too!
We do love your show and dig sites and history. I just am wondering why you don't use the pinpointer in the dig area before you put shovel in to dig a plug? Artifacts seem to get struck with shovel alot. Would require stooping down an extra time and then standing up to dig. Maybe that's why. Just wondered.
Sometimes I do, and just don't show it on video. The Equinox has a depth gauge so I know how deep it will be but the Deus does not so I may be doing the pinpointer first thing more....Thanks!
That cap shotgun could easily be civil war. If it was confiscated or captured, that could be the reason it was destroyed. It wouldn’t have to be a military confiscate, it could be civilian owed gun destroyed by military seizure too. Also I didn’t see that glass lid you found well, but it looked like it was a glass candle holder to me?
I'm wondering if it was the house of a Union soldier but I honestly don't know. I found a Louisiana button near there, along with a Spencer casing and bullet. Both sides were in the area. It makes me wonder if a CSA unit came through there.....
Confederate Calvary often used double barreled shotguns. Didn’t see the barrels up close. Probably modern but civil war is possible.
I showed it to a friend who is a big Civil War buff and he said the same. It dates from the 1846-1870 era breach load. I had no idea shotguns reached that far back in time. I did find Civil War artifacts the first time I hit this site and not far from the site I found a Louisiana button so it just might be....
Beautiful day. I wish I could tell you how I eliminated the shotgun shells, but it is a sound that is not as firm. It is hard to put into words. I could show you, but it is hard to say it.
One think I dislike so far....but it is a great machine.
Look at his last video it rocks
Hello from Knoxville my friend. I really enjoyed the video. How did you like the Deus? I broke my glasses yesterday and I had to watch your video on my phone with my magnifying glass. It’s hard to comment on the video on my iPhone while holding my magnifying glass. Stay safe say hello to your family for me. Sorry for being so long winded.
Hey Steve the Deus takes some getting used to and learning. It isn't as easy as the NOX and is a very complicated machine, but it will find everything in the ground. With this machine you will be doing lots of digging...I am featuring a product in 2 weeks called the Apexel...it snaps on your phone and magnifies the images and screen. It might be worth looking into buddy. I have eye issues with small stuff too.....it comes with age. Happy New Year!
@@AppalachianHistoryDetectives I have Macular Degeneration and it’s hereditary condition
There is nothing anyone can do for it. I had to have special glasses made so I can read and drive. I broke my reading glasses. Let me know about the magnifying thing.
I'm so sorry buddy....if you have a smart phone, the Apexel is sure helpful to use if you want to read or see objects up close.
Handle to a wash tub
That oval thing looks like a woman's hail tie. They would put a carved stick or metal rod thru the holes
You know that sounds about right. It was a light piece and the holes were about right for that. I kept it...and will have to put a wood skewer through it to test it out. Thanks!
He did sum detecting but he bizxy guy bet he let u go ther