I used to be obsessed with investigators for a while. I never took it seriously until I moved to the Georgian coast. The history dates back to the early 1700s. Seeing a lot of treasury treasures on television, I decided to go there and start my own treasure quest.
The reason I want to go there to explore treasures is that that place was once a colony, and there should be some artifacts there.
I allowed exploration of the treasure on 13 acres north of a barrier island. This place is near an old English castle. The place of 1730-1750 is very active. Spanish and Florida people have been controversial about this place. This was once a road leading to the southern section of a military road. There was a conflict in 1742, where the Spaniards provoked the British.
Either way, I used my Garrett ACE250 underground metal detector for many years. I searched many times in wooded areas, but only found some old iron, some spiked objects and some Rubbish.
Recently, 5 acres of trees were cut down and some of the stumps were completely removed. I was thinking about not going there to search for treasures because it was completely out of the question.
Until after being cleared there, my partner and I went there again. We began to search for probes and discovered bullets of different sizes for the first time. But after a few laps we went further and further, and I lost with my companions. We just probed this purposelessly, but isn't it more interesting to explore treasures than to know what to explore next? I can't wait to return to my original place.
I've been interested in metal detecting for a long time. I never got serious about it until I moved to the Georgia coast. There's a lot of history later dating back to the early 1700's. After watching some of the Diggers shows on TV, I decided to go ahead and get my own.
The main reason I wanted to start digging was to find some artifacts from the colonial times and even before.
I have permission to hunt on about 13 acres on the north end of one barrier the islands. The land is close to an old British fort that was active on the island from 1730-1750. The island was disputed land between the Spaniards from Florida. This spot may be where the old military road went from the fort to the southern end of the island. It also is close to a skirmish that took place in 1742 when the Spanish came up to contest the British on the island.
Anyway, I've had my Garret Ace 250 for a couple of years and have searched the wooded area many times. I had only found some old hunks of iron, a few square nails, and a lot of trash.
Recently, about 5 acres of the trees have been cut and the stumps all removed. I was anxious to go hunt after the ground had been churned up from all the activity.
My partner and I went out the land was cleared and the first time out we found what I had been looking for: musket balls, large and small. With several searches we continue to find more each time we are out. The finds are scattered. All over, so there's no definitive area marking the road or anything. But, in a way that makes it more fun, not knowing where another one may be hiding. Can't wait to get back out there.
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