wow I did better than i expected metal detecting this 1700s site that is a park with a cellar hole

I could not believe how many things I just found metal detecting this spot. It is a town park that was a colonial farm way back in the 1700s. I took my Fisher F19 metal detector there and started swing over the open areas and it was signal after signal. Lots of old metal buttons from the 1700s and barley 1800s buried in the ground. I then did some metal detecting around the cellar hole which is the old foundation and same thing with lots of buttons, a musket ball and other relics. This is how you find old places to metal detect and dig up all that old stuff buried in the ground.
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