I live in Cork Ireland everytime I put a shovel in the garden that type of stuff comes up.They are doing a new motorway nearby and have found a 6000 year old farm and house bronze Age some of the first farmers in Ireland apparently.

You should do a video showing off your home collection of finds and how you became so knowledgable about all of this! Awesome content🙌

This channel is exactly what I need to relax sometimes. It’s nice to be reminded how inconsequential we are when everything seems so crazy.

My great grandma was born in 1885. She died in 1980. She was such a talker. As a kid I loved to hear her talk about her childhood. Actually drove a model t up until 1971.

This was a first viewing for me and astounded at the depth you were able to achieve and continued to find another and another bottle. What a varied selection of types, medicine, perfume, beer, wine and the miscellaneous crockery. It was nice to see the dig in a dry area and not ankle deep in water as in the past video. Great job team and thanks Tom for unearthing all the treasures.

Lots of people are complaining about your re runs... My memory is not working well enough to be criticize the same posts showing up again.... It's fine with me personally...I catch stuff I have missed early on the original posts.... Thanks for sharing this fun stuff... Just ignore the trolls... They're not ever going away...If you don't even mention them, they're gonna be very unhappy... Don't feed the trolls and it makes for an awesome experience 😂... Impotent rage and snarling from the losers always cheers me up.... You might consider posting some of the restoring of the old buggies and the many things you're restoring and repairing in your work shop...I was just able to watch you working on a very old carriage but it was a clip that left me wishing for more... There's more than outhouse digging in your list of things you enjoy doing... More 🤓,!!!

I love watching your videos... All that cool history you guys find is awesome... Thank you for taking us with you on your finds...🤩🤩🤩

Im learning about items y'all find in these pits, privies, and such. Its so interesting. We farm an old homestead with a privy under our burn pit. My husband dreads the day i finally dig it up. Your videos are great, thanks.

It might be a rerun for some but for me….it was awesome! You must have been so tired when finished. 12 ft down and then possibly a well. Weren’t you a little worried the bottom would stop out and you would fall? No wonder the top layer of earth kept sinking. Which brings up the question….when you fill the hole back up do you or the owners have to add more dirt?

Someone had a drinking problem and another a drug problem…. No honestly. I can’t believe the amount of different styles shapes and uses these bottles and jars you found. But the cobalt blue one was so gorgeous. I cannot believe how deep you went. It was a real history lesson. My sisters and I would go digging on some waste land not far from our allotment we found a few whole iron stone jars and a couple of bottles. But most where in bits. I couldn’t tell you there era. Loved watching this. It brought back some wonderful memories.

Amazing that he knows what each one is. Great work.

Gorgeous Midwest black dirt!

Love watching you dig up history. What happened with the small hole you found?

When I see people excavating old outhouse pits from 18th and early 19th urban houses, I always get a little shudder. I remember the stories of how unwanted babies found their way into those cesspits - let’s face it only a few were ever found at the time. I always feel for the archaeologists, dreading what they may find. The old sewer “cleaners” in major cities used to find many infants floating their way down the tributaries on their way to the way to the sea.

Looks so much better! You know what I have noticed? You seem to frequently pick houses that are on the corner lots. I know how much more work that the corner lots are compared to mid block lots. But, the benefits are reaped by so many more folks! Thank you for doing the good works 😊 you're an inspiration. ❤

This was a fun watch. Really cool to see so many partial labels, it gives a person a good idea what they initially looked like back in their time! That hole in the bottom was quite eerie and cool! I look forward to the next one! Thanks guys!

12 feet! I thought you were going to dig your way to China. What is the furthest you dug down? Loved watching this video and seeing all the past you dug up. You take care and be careful when you dig that deep! 😊

That one was something else! I would have tried shining a light down that hole, I just couldn't have passed on that, for my own safety of being over it if for no other reason. Likely an old well though. Great video!!

I'm new to the channel. Was wondering after you're done digging what do you do with all the artifacts you find? Do you donate them to a museum, keep them, or give them to the homeowner? The broken pieces would be cool and some kind of art project.

Like your diggings, I used to dig at a park in nyc where the 1934 and the 1965 world's Fairs took place in Queens NY. Many of the pavilions were demolished and roubles were buried at the park. Lots of interesting stuff.

You are a beast. Great job with some cool finds. God Bless Tom

Hi BTP👋🏻! The hole in the bottom explains the sink spot and the tenants having to fill it constantly. I wonder if that bit of aeration helped with the label preservation? I got exhausted just watching you dig! I bet you were too!

Hey?! I been watching you for the past 6 months.. and I gotta say you ! Rock all things ! Inspiring . Keep it up .

I’m so fascinated by what you do. I would love to take a trip out to the Dakotas and ding with you. I love history and to dig up stuff that people 100 years + held drank used it love. Lol. Silly but historical things fascinating.

This one was a real treasure trove. I love watching your videos. Keep them coming. Question - do you ever share the results of a pit with the property owners, or is that not part of the arrangement you make with them? Just curious.

Wow! The Huber Lode coming in at 12 ft. is crazy. 😃

Great video, a real treasure hunt, real suprises are found, thumbs up

Thank you for posting this!

The house I grew up in was built around 1885 just a one room cabin then. But after looking at old city fire maps discovered two outhouses that was now under a huge two car garage. One of them I could actually get to and dig it was full of old medicine and baby bottles just a few whiskeys and but one really old whittle mold beer bottle.

Looking forward to this dig. Thank you for showing it.

Clean them up and then show us. I love old antiques

Omg I love all the old ironstone pieces you found!

I have two spots in my yard that is sinking. One is round like a well and the other square. I do believe there was a brick homestead at one time here. I find old bricks and square head nails. I’m located in east tn.

Hi Tom, it seems to me that the best manufacturers of bottles were those that catered for "medicine" and whiskey, I wonder if there's a correlation between the two products, you've certainly dug a yourself into a deep hole, cheers!!!🥰

Wow! that Alfred Meakin bowl was made 2 miles away from me. Now lost as part of deindustrialisation and mass unemployment ,In the year 2000 the production of J&G Meakin ware ceased and the Eagle Pottery was given over to the production of Johnson Bros tableware - they produced at the Eagle Pottery until 2004 when manufacturing was transferred abroad. The Eagle Pottery works were demolished in 2005.

It's amazing those bottles were all intact. ✌️💙🏇🏇🏇

Makes me wanna go to my parents old farm house that was built in the 1800's and dig stuff up! 🙂

Well Tom and jake another good video that pit was definitely loaded with bottles and other items well done 👏 all the best Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧

Cool finds i like diging for old stuff to ,i went in a creak once and stayed all day looking for anything.😊

I love watching you dig up history!! I have watched MANY of your digs and wonder why I have never seen you dig up soda bottles? All seem to be beer and wine. I really dig your videos.

Interesting what you could find . Another thing that is lost all the time are rings and earings . You might want to bring a prober for metal detecting to poke around as you go . I bet , after that deep hole , there was at least one in there. Thanks for the share. :O)

Darn, a rerun

Tom, You do a great service digging up the plains History and telling us what you've found. Would it be possible to make your outros a little longer and possibly showing a little of the cleanup? What do you do with all those finds? Cheers, Rik Spector

Another great dig Tomster! Must have taken all day to fill that hole back in again.

How many times are you going to show this video??

Stumbled across this site and found it interesting!

Loved every minute of the dig!!

Awesome dig, thank you!!!😍😍😍💖💖💖

I'm nervous watching this... I've seen a few collapsing holes in my years. Way too deep without wall support. Glad yore safe.

Omgosh! This was amazing! My favorite up to now! Thank u for the hard work.

Hi Tom, From New Zealand love your videos. You show the bottles so nicely and your camera man is nice and steady. Please all Subscribe and click like.

Holy moly nice dig 😮

Love the cow figure and they birds singing through the whole dig.

Judging by how much these people drank, it’s no wonder they needed so many prescriptions 😂 I want those mason jars! 😍

Awesome bottles Tom boy that's one big pit so many cool stuff. I bet your arms are tired when you get through. Love your videos

Yoo brother, that hole started looking like a dried up well!! Heck I was worried you were going to fall into some sort of bottomless pit!!! LOL

Wow, another video in less than a week. 🎉(Doesn't seem like a rerun to me)

Exciting discoveries. Love you're videos. You're so knowledgeable.

Awesome finds. Enjoyed watching.

I grew up in Yankton South Dakota 😊

How on earth do you get in and out of holes that deep?! I haven’t seen a ladder in any of the videos I’ve watched! 😲

Again , a great video, thanks for sharing again

Really enjoying your videos. Cool stuff! IDK how you can stand being that far underground with no safety net, not even a rope around you for someone to pull you out if the bottom gives way!

I could watch this kind of thing for hours..

You had me go on the whole time. I really wanted to see what was in that hole at the end

You did an amazing job cleaning them up as always. What do you do with all the stuff you find. I know you must collect of course but there are so many. The history of these ate just awesome. Love you channel so interesting.

Wow! Great haul!! Great video!!😊

❤ awesome haul❤ I want to know how you got out of that hole!😮

You make great videos man! I enjoy watching!

I so enjoy your videos and so glad I found your channel.. so many items to see....thanks for sharing you day...🥰🥰

Awesome 👏

Tone Bros? I think you found some Funky Cold Medina!

Hi im new to your channel and love the content its very relaxing and extremely interesting..would like to know what you do with the items you discover..im sure ill have questions lol..thank you

The fake wood door knob is a Bennington. Made like the Bennington marbles. Cool channel!

Can't wait until you dig the property where my uncle Bill lived. I was a teenager last time I was there, that was 45 years ago. =)

I really love your videos! Very interesting and cool finds😊

Man you scored . I would be Buying a Warehouse with some of the Money to Curate and Display :) QC

Interesting fact about your wringer or mangle as we call it in the UK is that the oldest known model is a Norwegian mangle board, found near Bergen and dated 1444! I remember being a kid in the 70's and we weren't the richest in the world, but we had a twin tub with mangle attachment and a huge wooden spoon to agitate the washing! It got the clothes extremely clean tbh!

Unbelievable. No WAY I would have stayed in there and kept digging after finding the sinkhole without getting some kind of safety gear in place before continuing. Chances were too high of disturbing whatever was keeping the entire thing stable by digging around, please be careful! Finding stuff is fun and all but not worth your safety.

So happy i found you from Huron SD

First. A new episode❣️❣️❣️

So happy for you great job

Hi, Im wondering about the generic condiments. Would you consider them as original product of boiled sweets held with a cork. I recall getting English Bulleyes in similar packaging late 60’s.

Hey Tom, just wondering what you do with all your treasures?

Fascinating. But you have a few video repeats! But what a hole! Would this have been a business with all the medicinal bottles?

Wow awesome pile of great bottles! So cool, new sub here!

What was in the hole? Great hawl.

Why do you think this pit had so many labels still on the bottles?

Hey fella. I’ve just found your channel and I’m now subscribed. What do you do with all your finds

I always worry you'll get sick from the bacteria

*At 50mins the 'Wringer' is also known as a 'Mangle' by some folks, probably due to it mangling many fingers & hands when wringing out the washing... There is one still being used today, like 1950/60 type versions of it clipped onto an old concrete tub in a rural 10 acre block. nz.*

The kettle with the lid also had the handle there. He pushed it over and buried it under dirt. Lol

Keep it up you all!!

I sure hope that you have someone with you to help get you out of the holes you dig. lol 12 foot deep?!? No thank you way over my head. Great finds though. Wonder where that one hole went to with no bottom too. Happy digging and have a great day

Hey! Hello and thumbs UP!!

Surprised you don't come across the Square Brown Snuff bottles. they were so common

Nice finds! Congrats!

Just look at that house! You do a clear job explaining your finds and the history. Always anticipating your next find!!

You can use a big shop vac on narrow areas of loose dry soil

that white Cold Cream looking container with the ribs on the bottom is for striking matches so I think that's a match holder.. i think