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Hate to see all the old tires in the water, but some great fines.

If possible, you guys should pick up the plastic trash everytime you go. It would be amazing if if everyone did that. But happy hunting

I love the little scottie dog. His leg can be repaired easily. Feel sorry for the poor dead dog though, he doesn’t look very old going by the condition of his teeth.

Where in Virginia was this?

I live in Crawford County. We actually have a Jugfest every year the 3rd Saturday in May.

Sweet finds. I would be all over the shells! 😂🐚

7 Mile and Mack national Coney Island I work at cross the street from St John's hospital

When you lived in Michigan did you ever go to national Coney Island I'm from Michigan I live in Richmond Virginia graduated from clintondale high School in Clinton township Macomb county

Are you guys in ga.?

Because I watched you find a indigenous point kudos bro

Perhaps an old glass factory that used remnant glass for marbles and buttons? Could there be any history to find about a glass factory?

Looks evil. I would have thrown it back.

I LIVE HERE OMG

I love you 2! Do you have a Playlist of you doing your music?

"I'm a BIG man!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

i am getting dizzy with all the camera movement! Pls slow down.

Beautiful!

This video is giving me the fever!!! There's not many things more fun than looking for old bottles, is there? I'm not too far from your neck of the woods in Marianna, FL. Your "dog remedy" find reminded me of a couple of my more unique bottles I found down by the river. One was for mange and the other was for, believe it or not, gonorrhea! LOL Take care🙂

Hey I did find out some more about those white , Grey a ND red clays. That small thin layer of white clay is highly sought after because they make porcelain from it, once it's cleaned.

You guys crack me up! 😂

good!

Look up hewell pottery still in business in north Georgia

Kyle, one place you might be able to find out info on a potter for your jug is to check out the census records for Crawford county for a potter with the letter "H" in them. Congrats on the awesome find & your conversation with Chris. One of a kind find.

Fossils I get, because I love them!! I don't get digging in the mud for bottles. Are they worth money? I'm new to your channel, so I'm just trying to understand. As a plant mama and a gardener I'm often deep in the soil myself, lol.

Are you sure it's an H and not a a JL on the handle.

Right @15:00 isn’t that another shark tooth right in the middle of the beach that they both missed while admiring that sweet Tiger-Shark’s tooth? I’ve got a small pickle jar full of these teeth I collected about 50 years ago when I lived in MD. It never gets old finding them. I was just on vacation at Myrtle Beach and found a small snaggletooth shark’s tooth. Only about 3mm long but beautiful nonetheless. Cheers 🥂

Why are there so many marbles? I honstly have spen a lot of time in a dump in alliance, Ohio and found so many awesome things but never any marbles

@ 36:12 the face on the jug on the right looks similar in style to the spooky clay mask you found in another video.

@ 21:44 You could grind the broken edge down flat all the way around (attach a large piece of high grit sand paper to a piece of ply wood to sand it...or use a large belt sander). Then glue it to a board and hang it on the wall to put flowers or something in.

Landers Petroleum Jelly. The Hoff bottle was a malt product, tonic for convelesceant, and pregnancy.

I think that chain with the loops at both ends is a dogs ‘choke chain’ collar.

Good job

Man that's an awesome find, I collect old bottles myself and what's been a huge help to me is taking a pic with Google lens and that will.pull up anything that resembles your pic and tells alot of information about it and the value, I know it's been a huge help to me and it's right at your finger tips on your search bar on your phone and eliminating the need for searching through books for information on your find.

That store now is Adams’s drugs off 231. I grew up in wetumpka and I really want to know where your at right now!! I’ve been up and down the foods river multiple times and have found many civil war artifacts and Native American artifacts!! There’s fossils and shark teeth in mortar creek in Elmore also!!

Do you have any videos on how yo clean up the bottles? Love to learn how!

That big old jug held Granny's homebrewed 170-proof "Room A Tizz" Medicine made from corn, sugar, and other secret things!

Many of the marbles you found are the exact patterns that I played with as a child…1962-1966…

27:38 Could those marks perhaps be made by scavangers after the animal died?

The square thing you did not know what it was was a 12 volt car battery. One the Gun call ATF could have a crime on it , could get something from the rifling..

Had a friend posting about finding yooperlites in the dark after the kids went to school couldn’t figure out what she was looking for, mice? So I googled it and found your post. Thanks. I would never have figured it out. 😊 cool! Amazing

I don't normally comment . I don't watch TV channels just youtube because I 100% control what I watch. You both give me hope in the world but more so the usa .😊

😮 Wow ! That was a great adventure.

How fabulous was this adventure! Sooo much treasure especially your special find!!

I called out a watermelon jug because of the stripes it looks like a watermelon, but as to who would throw that out, somebody filling that pot with moonshine got drunk and just tossed it

Awesome jug find congrats

I love your videos, they're always informative and relaxing. The people taking opium at that time didn't know opium was addictive. That didn't happen until the 1930's, when it was banned.

I LOVE seeing your heart to heart chin wags with Chris!

Yes, that is true about limestone and sand. I live in Alabama. at Landstown Country to find lots of Indian pottery and some jewelry inspected at a lime stone.

You must put it back to the ethics of archaeology, Thank you, great video

It's sad that you filled two garbage bags with other peoples trash. While it appears that most of it was washed down from upstream, if people took care of themselves, there wouldn't be plastic pieces or TV's hanging from trees. When you go out into nature, you're not supposed to leave a footprint, it's called pack in and pack out, not pack in and toss. Thank you for being wonderful stewards to out earth and doing what the entitled refuse to do.