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What is this? It's stone and hard but it's light and seems too perfect to be a fossil. But it was found on the SE Coast of GA. I thought maybe it was a tool? submitted by /u/Flick3rstar [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

My findings from an old house,and i'm not even halfway there yet? submitted by /u/melmees [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I'll be visiting there this Summer and if anyone lives in the area, here's some cool stories about the original settlers and miners there. The last image is about the landowners and miners making contracts and law? Preventing Chinese individuals from mining there which I thought was peculiar. They said no Chinese family was found on census records at that time but those that did probably understood the geology of wherever they discovered and came from the south or were coming from Seattle and make their own routes when there wasn't any formed at the time. Takes a level of faith and grit t ..read more

Found on the shore in Fairhope Alabama submitted by /u/CelticFyreStar [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Esta en el St. Vartan Park . El ultimo verso indica que hay que caminar 22 pasos hacia el Este desde el Centro de V. En estos 40 años ha cambiado mucho, aunque parece que los arboles estan desde hace ese tiempo. Las rejas impiden entrar en la zona de arboles. Por lo que cuidado en entrar en esa zona. Antes comprobar que esos 22 pasos son correctos. submitted by /u/gusman126_spain [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

What is the best metal detectors for deep treasure finding? About 2-3 metres (6-9)feet. Thanks! submitted by /u/BlacksmithBulky2431 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more