We went on a mapquest to find lost colonial ruins in New England & found something interesting
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2021
- Going metal detecting and using a hand drawn folk art map that's a 100 years old we were looking for lost colonial homesites. The old map we are using shows a short cart path coming off the old dirt road and implies there is a cellar hole there. We hike in following the old rock walls and find a dug out stone lined well along the cart path, this is a sign of a homestead. Using the Fisher F19 metal detectors we are picking up iron in the ground from nails that tell us there was a structure here. This would have been a colonial settlers spot back in the 1700s for our part of NH and what a thrill it is to go exploring and find old places lost in the brush. History is all around us and buried in the ground.
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We went on a mapquest to find lost colonial ruins in New England & found something interesting
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Hey Charlie keep on keeping on
Love these searches for lost history!
I absolutely love the great job done time and time again done by you guys. Site confirmation and beyond to other sites to find!! Good job fellas!
I really appreciate your attitude towards the true purpose of metal detection. Of all the gin sites on social media yours is the one I watc and enjoy. I like watching people with a plan and you all work together to fulfill that plan, keep our history alive.
I swing a legend and I truly love my finds wherever they are
Nice hunt 👍🏻
😀 You're finding lotsa great sites lately.. This is a very good thing 👍🏼
Hey hey hey charlie. Thanks for vid. Keep on keeping on.
Enjoyed watching N.T once again ✌
Love the videos, keep making them we'll keep watching!
So you read a 100 year old hand drawn map, followed it and successfully found what was left of the site...mind blowing when you stop and really think about the full picture!
Nicely done guys...and cartographer!
over the river and thru the woods to grandmothers house they go....hummm this has a familiar ring to it which a great way to spend a Not Thursday
Thanks for the walk and exploration. As usual, I enjoyed the outing..
The relics proved inhabitation of that site. Well done!
A button, doorknob plate and ox shoes 👍. Someone was there a LONG TIME AGO ☺️. You found it from reading a 100 year old map drawing, very cool!!
What an unusual spot for a home! Cool that u found the door handle
Cool!
Looks like a very promising site!
Hi Charlie, Hi Dame, great exploration! You guys did it. Very cool. Thank you, take care, Joy Connecticut 🇺🇸. ARROW *🎱
Amazing video. You guys out there exploring old home sites up the hill is wonderful. Even though you didn't find much at least you recorded it for us. Thank you for the hike.
Reality dig thank you DC DD NT wow what a hideaway
Hey hey hey charlie
Like my dad used to say ... Some days you get the bear ... Some days the bear get you lol gr8 vid tho guys !
Great adventure for you guys outdoors not too bad 👍
A nice adventure. Thanks for taking us along. It seems like where you were digging could have been a servant's quarters. I know that in CT there were many indentured servants in the late 1700s and early 1800s. They could have build a nice place for the owner and left on their own to build their own quarters. Have fun. Good Luck, Rick
Wow, great thought! Cool. Thanks for that. I don’t believe that thought crossed my mind. Joyce from Connecticut 🙋♀️. ARROW *🎱
All the walking around reminded me of middle earth
All of the rocks i keep have a smiley face on them. You want to see them. Chief sitting bull. Lol.
That was one of those, Don't be surprised if there's nothing there hunts. But what a surprise to see the well in that triangle road! And sure not much in the way of relics but for an initial sweep it proved there was a dwelling there and livestock!👍🎧✌️🇺🇸
Thanks for another wonderful hike to show us your treasure hunt.
Another great adventure charlie! Love seeing you and Dame out exploring the world and saving some local history! I'm 8n southeastern Ohio myself and have been working with or local historical society in regards to the exploration and settling of southeastern Ohio in the late 1700s by the Ohio company...
Just wanted to say Well done brothers and let you know that
You guys inspired me & my son's (6 & 8) to talk to our local historical society here in Athens county Ohio and start saving some of our local history and documenting the journey on my CZcams channel.
Thanks for being positive roll models for my sons!
Awesome job guys 👍 great detective work 😁
Great job guys. The excitement of finding an old obscure home site. Has to be quite an accomplishment. Have a a good day guys :)
Well done great potential, get everyone in there
Glad you enjoyed the hunt, I surely did. Here is my idea--look under the rock.
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Great video folks.
The 60 feet of stream/cart path missing could be explained by the hurricane of 1938.
That was before most areas had any sort of flood control and it was a rugged one.
Edit*. You mentioned said hurricane some after I wrote the above. I'd agree with your surmising.
Like the oxen shoes...
Born and raised in north central Massachusetts and a guy across the street from me as a kid used to use oxen in his fields even though he had perfectly good tractors. I've been fascinated with steer and oxen ever since.
🏆Thank so much! A drone might give you a better map? Question🤔 Wouldn't, a well; (not be needed), with the river there? Possibly a food cellar; yet more likely, an opening to an underground, Pyramid or Tomb. Again, way, way, way before the Settlers excavated or build right on top of this!
the LARGE rock, may have been a heat-sync, under the chimney, so the floor was warm, way after the fire goes out..., eh?
Do you think this is a single family home or are there more dwellings in the area.? Good detective work. Thanks……
Looks like we got us a convoy.
Chief sitting bull. You are. Lol
Please do a rain dance. Chief sitting bull. Lol.
Hey guys my 13th Great Grandfather Simon Bradstreet and wife Anne Dudley Bradstreet. They had a son Dudley Bradstreet who was a magistrate during the witch trials. He stepped down. He and his wife drew up a petition to stop the trials. They had to go into hiding. Living near NH they went to excuse my spelling Paquata Valley. I think it's called Waterville now? If you detected where they live it might not be on a map? I'm curious if you came upon the name Bradstreet on your maps? Thank you.
Hi Dawn, wonderful history about your family. Thanks for sharing. Who knows, maybe one day Charlie might read about them, if he hasn’t already. Hope that pans out for you. Joy from Connecticut 🙋♀️. 🏹🎱
@@joyceclark8476 That it is. Thank you Joyce. I am planning on heading out that way to see what I can find out. Lol I love to research. Have a wonderful day 💜🌹
@@dawncarpenter1358 Thank you, enjoy your day too. Keep us posted in the comments about your family if and when you find it. I’m sure other subscribers and Charlie would enjoy the info. Especially , it being part of New Hampshire history. Later.....
@@joyceclark8476 I will =) My sister went way back in our family tree. Of course before coming here. I would like to check out places they lived and other things like where they worked. Have a beautiful day!
There were ferns where you were last time.
Some people know everything.
Do you ever use a magnet when digging?
03276 checkn in..
wheres is keebs?
Chief sitting bull will tell me. Lol.
I'm from western Massachusetts. Is this in Connecticut? Or Massachusetts. Not looking for exact location just curious because of where I live. Thanks
Boulder = Heat Sink?
Really
Not "Firstday"
hungry , not thirsty
To much talking more digging.
Hey hey hey charlie