Really enjoyed getting to see some of the other stuff you guys dig . I would love to join you sometime . I enjoy the finding of an artifact . If I found anything y'all could keep it . I would just like to experience one of your digs .
I would be so excited to even find a old bottle. I’d be happy to find anything truth fully! So awesome to see this stuff nowadays! I would love to find myself a bottle dump here in Minnesota!
We dug one of the Montgomery dumps got few Ala tags 1911, 1912 and 1913 out of the same hole, low number Ala porcelain car tags, found an early 1900's Jack Daniels Lynchburg, TN bottle and a BIRMINGHAM Jack Daniels Jug. I can show you a few dumps in Montgomery, Tuskegee, Opelika and Union Springs
Awesome dig Excellent finds You guys have a great attitude I'm not digging and scoring great bottles but I can feel you're excitement, keep on keeping on
That is one gargantuan hole brandon. I would love to go on a dig with you guys just to experience the excitement of being on one of your digs. Keep on digging the history guys.
You should try one of those plastic gardening tools for removing dirt around exposed bottles.They work just as good as metal ones and don’t scratch up the glass. I use one and it’s saved many rare pieces from damage
The jacobs pharmacy in Atlanta is where Coke started. It was served from the soda fountain at JACOBS ATLANTA. I have an Atlanta and an Alabama. From what I have read the bottles (At least the Atlanta for sure) are worth around 50 dollars. I'm keeping them so not an issue. I dug a dump site for an entire summer where there was a small mill and a farm house. Lots of good bottles and straight side cokes. Also some beautiful master ink bottles too along with the ink wells. Great hole guys and I love your videos.
We have dug a lot of the pic Pratt City hutches in one of the old Ensley dumps. Dennis Smith who wrote the Kola Wars books turned us on to the Birmingham dumps. I have a few dumps in Central Ala. Montgomery and Tuskegee
Hey Brandon. When was the last time?, or have you ever dug a Coke Hutch? Are they a rare bottle to find in your area? If so why were their less of them than the others Awesome video, Great Adventure today. I know I've heard you talk about the history of a cold cuts before but I can't quite remember all of it you care to share any video with us maybe? Thanks for all you do to keep us entertained and is always thanks for taking us along
we are new to your channell but get excited for you everytime you find an awesome bottle! i have tried to find your ebay store, we are techno stupid so i know once you let me know how to get there we will be shopping.. i love your wifes jewelry too!
Several years ago we were canoeing on Choccolocco in Talladega County .We stopped to look around and my buddy found a mid 18th century blown bottle with the deep concave bottom . My brother and I was walking a plowed field looking for Indian artifacts , that had washed really bad and he found 2 17th century rum bottles . One has a snake scratched into it .
When they used to plow the fields it was not uncommon to find glass trade beads at some sites . You would always find pieces of rum bottles and trade pipe stems . Talladega is a very old town , there has got to be some old trash dumps over there . I would like to find one of them . Have you ever tried digging an outhouse or privy ?
Let me tell ya about one of the coolest bottles I found ( there are plenty ,but I was 9 years old so imagine my excitement !) my father took me to a dump in NY state , now we are a little Irish grandpa came thru Ellis island as O’Farrell , they changed to Farrell ; I found a druggist bottle from O’Farrell’s pharmacy in Scarsdale NY ! Can ya imagine at 9 years old , I was HOOKED after that ( won’t tell ya how old I am now though lol
I'm on 16 for lifetine hutchs. I was in a drought 2010-16, and broke it a ten minute walk from my house here in the country. I'm counting an M.R. se Sa with a sharp slugged in name as a bottle. It was in two pieces in situ. An amber H.I. I assembled 95% does not count, $2000- whole. I never found a porcelain sign that was not too shot. Have high hopes for a porcelain lic. plate.
I don't understand why the bottles you found are so deep ? Can't you explain to me ? Sorry for my English I from Quebec, Canada. Thank for your videos.
How do you guys never support your deep excavations???? Couple a timbers supporting the mass of unstable ground that's all around you might just save a life. Just a thought, great videos.
Rockin' Ky Ive got a video on finding locations to dig its one of my first. The depth varies but in a lot of cases they buried a dump when they were finished with it.
justinchambers chambers We have better tools lol we just get in a hurry! Bad habit i know! But were usually rushed on our digs. And we do have the caution tape I will have to include that on one of the videos!
I wish I could do something like this in my yard I do dig every once in a while I find broken straight sided bottles and stoneware bottles so far I have found 5 clay marbles one of them being a shooter clay marble And every single bottle I dig up is shattered because of a house that burned downed in 1917 I also found a 1917 Mercury dime in very good shape and there is fire aunts but also Indian Head pennies everywhere It would be cool to dig down very deep and a hole like that but there is only a little layer in my yard and there is nothing else here:)
iam intrerested in marbles if you dont charge to much , iam waiting to get back surgery for ruptered 2disc in my back ,for christamis i got garret 300 never used dieing to try it very bad ,but surgery is holding me back ,since december really sucks to many test to go through,wonder if ill ever get to use it ,i would like to join you guys ,but i dont know when that would be ,love you all god bless you very much ,thanks guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Heck yeah! Loving these older videos. Thanks!
great dig. Man, If I found ONE hutch I'd be beyond stoked, good job locating a great site
Martin O Thanks and it was a ton of work!
Really enjoyed getting to see some of the other stuff you guys dig . I would love to join you sometime . I enjoy the finding of an artifact . If I found anything y'all could keep it . I would just like to experience one of your digs .
I would be so excited to even find a old bottle. I’d be happy to find anything truth fully! So awesome to see this stuff nowadays! I would love to find myself a bottle dump here in Minnesota!
We dug one of the Montgomery dumps got few Ala tags 1911, 1912 and 1913 out of the same hole, low number Ala porcelain car tags, found an early 1900's Jack Daniels Lynchburg, TN bottle and a BIRMINGHAM Jack Daniels Jug. I can show you a few dumps in Montgomery, Tuskegee, Opelika and Union Springs
I would love that!
Send me an email brandonn1987@gmail.com and we can talk!
Awesome dig
Excellent finds
You guys have a great attitude
I'm not digging and scoring great bottles but I can feel you're excitement, keep on keeping on
That is one gargantuan hole brandon. I would love to go on a dig with you guys just to experience the excitement of being on one of your digs. Keep on digging the history guys.
You should try one of those plastic gardening tools for removing dirt around exposed bottles.They work just as good as metal ones and don’t scratch up the glass. I use one and it’s saved many rare pieces from damage
I buy plastic cultivators from Walmart for like .99 each we dig with in softer dirt, if it is rock hard dirt we use the metal tools
The jacobs pharmacy in Atlanta is where Coke started. It was served from the soda fountain at JACOBS ATLANTA. I have an Atlanta and an Alabama. From what I have read the bottles (At least the Atlanta for sure) are worth around 50 dollars. I'm keeping them so not an issue. I dug a dump site for an entire summer where there was a small mill and a farm house. Lots of good bottles and straight side cokes. Also some beautiful master ink bottles too along with the ink wells. Great hole guys and I love your videos.
Yall killing it Brandon! Cant wait to see what else yall find🤘
Wow, what a great haul! Congrats!
Charlie O Thanks!
hate to see y,all banging away with those shovels. real good stuff.
We have dug a lot of the pic Pratt City hutches in one of the old Ensley dumps. Dennis Smith who wrote the Kola Wars books turned us on to the Birmingham dumps. I have a few dumps in Central Ala. Montgomery and Tuskegee
If you ever want to sell any of the pic Pratts let me know!
Hey Brandon. When was the last time?, or have you ever dug a Coke Hutch?
Are they a rare bottle to find in your area?
If so why were their less of them than the others
Awesome video, Great Adventure today. I know I've heard you talk about the history of a cold cuts before but I can't quite remember all of it you care to share any video with us maybe?
Thanks for all you do to keep us entertained and is always thanks for taking us along
Great finds !!!!.....Can't wait for part 2 !!!!!
You guys make me nervous down in them deep holes, but you pull out some incredible stuff. Keep safe
Will do Mike!
Yall are blessed...awesome finds...just be careful about cave ins
we are new to your channell but get excited for you everytime you find an awesome bottle! i have tried to find your ebay store, we are techno stupid so i know once you let me know how to get there we will be shopping.. i love your wifes jewelry too!
Thanks Jody! Here is the store link: ebay.com/usr/adventurearchaeology
Just awesome finds and lot of hard work to get them. Congrats!
925inder Thanks!
Several years ago we were canoeing on Choccolocco in Talladega County .We stopped to look around and my buddy found a mid 18th century blown bottle with the deep concave bottom . My brother and I was walking a plowed field looking for Indian artifacts , that had washed really bad and he found 2 17th century rum bottles . One has a snake scratched into it .
ALABAMAHEADHUNTER Thats awesome! Thats some old stuff for around here!
When they used to plow the fields it was not uncommon to find glass trade beads at some sites . You would always find pieces of rum bottles and trade pipe stems . Talladega is a very old town , there has got to be some old trash dumps over there . I would like to find one of them . Have you ever tried digging an outhouse or privy ?
I have a Jacobs Pharmacy Birmingham and a Jacobs Pharmacy Atlanta also. Both bottles from same hole.
Elizabeth Scruggs Nice!
Awesome finds love ur vids
DEEP WOODS RELICS Thanks i really appreciate that!!
OMG! Your videos are so interesting! Can't wait to see what you find next? Do you use old city maps to locate those old dumps?
M Ch We use tons of research and old maps! It takes work and effort for sure!
no.9 nice bottles. blessings
Great video mate and awesome bottles thanks for sharing enjoyed watching 👍👍👍👍
Digging history Tasmania Thanks for watching!!
Guys you need to use shoring, very dangerous. Those sides collapse very quickly!!!
Was thinking the same thing...... No use getting killed for sale bottles
So amazing!
🤙😎👍 Nice one mate.
Get some metal horse hoof picks to use to dig around a bottle. They're small and strong.
This is a great video guys. In some respects it's almost like being there.
Let me tell ya about one of the coolest bottles I found ( there are plenty ,but I was 9 years old so imagine my excitement !) my father took me to a dump in NY state , now we are a little Irish grandpa came thru Ellis island as O’Farrell , they changed to Farrell ; I found a druggist bottle from O’Farrell’s pharmacy in Scarsdale NY ! Can ya imagine at 9 years old , I was HOOKED after that ( won’t tell ya how old I am now though lol
Imagine finding a bottle with your own last name on it as a kid ....
I'm on 16 for lifetine hutchs. I was in a drought 2010-16, and broke it a ten minute walk from my house here in the country. I'm counting an M.R. se Sa with a sharp slugged in name as a bottle. It was in two pieces in situ. An amber H.I. I assembled 95% does not count, $2000- whole. I never found a porcelain sign that was not too shot. Have high hopes for a porcelain lic. plate.
How old do you think the green wine with deep pontil is? I have 2 just like it and wonder the age....
enjoyed the video thanks for sharing
I don't understand why the bottles you found are so deep ? Can't you explain to me ? Sorry for my English I from Quebec, Canada. Thank for your videos.
Coming to watch ya dig.
How often do you have a cave in? You find a lot of good stuff! Later brocephus! 😎💨
Usually at least 1 cave in on every dig!
That sucks that the watermelon slug is broken , 🍉🍉🍉
How do you guys never support your deep excavations????
Couple a timbers supporting the mass of unstable ground that's all around you might just save a life.
Just a thought, great videos.
How you guys find that dump being so far deep?? Crazy
justinchambers chambers Theres a shallower section...😉
I hope that you know how unsafe that is. Cave-ins are a horrible death.
I’ve never done any bottle digging but how does that stuff get so far into the ground and how do you know where to dig?
Rockin' Ky Ive got a video on finding locations to dig its one of my first. The depth varies but in a lot of cases they buried a dump when they were finished with it.
Big hole = Great Bottles!
Can you explain that statement please “where there’s bottle there’s Indian” and I don’t understand what the rest was please
Do you ever find old coins,also marry Christmas.
Sure do! Weve got a few shown in our older videos.
why are there so many bottles all together in one area and so far down ?
It used to be a city dump over 100 years ago!
What do you use what’s the best way to clean up in bottles come on her showers
When can we watch a live dig ?
Hopefully soon! 😁
Did people dig these deep of holes for their trash back then?
B1ack_Raven More than likely it was a ditch/low spot and they filled it in with trash.
southern diggers And little did they know you’d be digging them up 100 years later xD
How do you know to dig so deep?
We just keep digging until there is no more bottles haha!
I'd love to dig with y'all!
Just put caution tape up for safety, there is a lot better tools you can use keep the bottles intact, dang that's a great hole!!!
justinchambers chambers We have better tools lol we just get in a hurry! Bad habit i know! But were usually rushed on our digs. And we do have the caution tape I will have to include that on one of the videos!
id get it repared it too rare (watermellon hutch)
Nice
Thanks!
Do you dig you holes by hand there giant
Why are they so deep? Theories or history???
Backfilled with time because of it being a city dump.
I wish I could do something like this in my yard I do dig every once in a while I find broken straight sided bottles and stoneware bottles so far I have found 5 clay marbles one of them being a shooter clay marble And every single bottle I dig up is shattered because of a house that burned downed in 1917 I also found a 1917 Mercury dime in very good shape and there is fire aunts but also Indian Head pennies everywhere It would be cool to dig down very deep and a hole like that but there is only a little layer in my yard and there is nothing else here:)
Fire ants can be trained to dig up relics... You just need to feed them out of your skin regularly...
Just a small bump in the road.😭🥵😵😫😢
All right y’all, you find all these let us know what the word show is cleaned up come on now
yea , just back fill the deep ones.
No doubt!
You guys need exoskeletons to keep from getting crushed by a collapse and not being able to breathe.
For heavens sake get some gloves on a fork for the caving in guys.
iam intrerested in marbles if you dont charge to much , iam waiting to get back surgery for ruptered 2disc in my back ,for christamis i got garret 300 never used dieing to try it very bad ,but surgery is holding me back ,since december really sucks to many test to go through,wonder if ill ever get to use it ,i would like to join you guys ,but i dont know when that would be ,love you all god bless you very much ,thanks guys !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Too dangerous!