Adele is definitely the Legend of Dead Horse Bay! That's one place I'd love to go! Love those buttons and bale seals! That Bromo seltzer token is awesome!!!💖
It is truly one of the most fascinating places I have ever been. I hope to do it justice in this video! Thank you for being here for the premiere! Truly appreciated!
@16:57 that George Washington statue is very rare and expensive. I did my PHD doctrine on the artist who hand carved these figurines back in the late 1700s hope you saved it, as I am 100% sure what i am looking at in your hands
To me, Dead Horse Bay is a one of a kind/completely unique place in the world. Can anyone offer any other one of a kind places in the world and explain to us why you consider it to be unique? Your justification doesn't have to be historical, it could be personal.
@@MetalDetectingNYC I was just at La Brea two days ago. It would be right up there with DHB if it was open to public excavation! Absolutely worth the visit, though - it's a scavenger's paradise.
David Markel wow I have never heard of it until now when you and Tim mentioned it. That was the case with DHB until two months ago. I’m going to look in to it. It amazes me how many fascinating places fly under the radar!
Metal Detecting NYC I started collecting and detecting this about two years ago. My aunt who lives in Maryland says that in one of the large streams (not quit a river) all the items that were swept away during the Ellicott city flood all got washed to this river. I am going there this summer in addition to dead horse
I wonder if a floating sieve made of door screen mesh and some zip ties on a pool noodle would be an effective way of mudlarking there. Throw a wheelbarrow in your Jeep and start shovelling.... a different approach.
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Adele is definitely the Legend of Dead Horse Bay! That's one place I'd love to go! Love those buttons and bale seals! That Bromo seltzer token is awesome!!!💖
The pen i believe is called a Quil Very cool pair to find.
Merrill - You out did yourself with the finds in this video. The chain, the bale seals, the marbles, and coins and pendants!
I had to keep up with that AMAZING button!
We were just talking about dead horse beach last night, I can't wait to see this
It is truly one of the most fascinating places I have ever been. I hope to do it justice in this video! Thank you for being here for the premiere! Truly appreciated!
The count down has started all!!!!
Yes sir! I hope you join us next time!
Nice day!
Thank you Lou!
Wow that was very profound ,sir ,thankyou
@16:57 that George Washington statue is very rare and expensive. I did my PHD doctrine on the artist who hand carved these figurines back in the late 1700s hope you saved it, as I am 100% sure what i am looking at in your hands
At 18:11 that’s a cool red Marlboro duffel bag your friend found. Probably the oldest item on the beach
You said it was hard to leave DHB. I find myself wishing the video didn't end.
Merill - thanks to you or I would have never known about it. It's an amazing place for sure that I want to go to any chance I get.
Great finds
Whooaaaaaaaawww
Like and subscribed to your channel. I'd love a old coin from that spot
That thing you thought might be a button which was around the key area is actually a hem weight...
Merrill do you have access to an XRF scanner to check your crown shield and other objects?
I just googled that! Fascinating!
Make a screen and sift the dump. We sift dumps all the time out here in AZ
Cool finds. Ever try building a sifter and screening the dry sand?
Gardeners would call your scraper tool a cultivator.
The key @25:05 looks to be what remains of a Ford Model T ignition key.
Use the Weather Channel to spot the big winter storms and Google to find the low tide times. There's two low tides every day.
What is the things you call "Bail Field" or "Bay Feel"?
Bale Seals
To me, Dead Horse Bay is a one of a kind/completely unique place in the world. Can anyone offer any other one of a kind places in the world and explain to us why you consider it to be unique? Your justification doesn't have to be historical, it could be personal.
LA Brea tar pits..in LA
tim mc googling it now!
@@MetalDetectingNYC I was just at La Brea two days ago. It would be right up there with DHB if it was open to public excavation! Absolutely worth the visit, though - it's a scavenger's paradise.
David Markel wow I have never heard of it until now when you and Tim mentioned it. That was the case with DHB until two months ago. I’m going to look in to it. It amazes me how many fascinating places fly under the radar!
Metal Detecting NYC I started collecting and detecting this about two years ago. My aunt who lives in Maryland says that in one of the large streams (not quit a river) all the items that were swept away during the Ellicott city flood all got washed to this river. I am going there this summer in addition to dead horse
All of the time and energy used to create those objects is still there, inside of them, waiting to once again see the light of day.
I wonder if a floating sieve made of door screen mesh and some zip ties on a pool noodle would be an effective way of mudlarking there. Throw a wheelbarrow in your Jeep and start shovelling.... a different approach.
Sand is extremely thick
What is a bale seal? What was it used for?
When cargo ships dropped off items in burlap bags they had seals on them to ensure they weren’t tampered with.
The voices... I hear them!! 😁😁
If you are going to do a video why not do, it instead of "Set Reminder"
I think premieres are more fun than regular uploads. Its like cooking a meal and you get to read the initial thoughts of the quality, good or bad.
Premieres are better - they allow you to interact with live audience chat, and it builds anticipation for the video, and builds audience!
Jonathan Mejia agreed
DO NOT METAL DETECT THERE, FEDERAL PROPERTY- PART OF GATEWAY NATIONAL RECREATIONAL AREA