Zach doesn’t play. He gets right into the muck and weeds and starts digging. This was fun to watch. Thanks again Alex!

I am really enjoying this adventure. I hope you and Zach keep doing these.

Zack seems to be a really nice young man. He enjoys your "dad jokes". Looks like he is hooked on digging! I watch several folks on youtube who love to dig privies and trash dumps. It's so interesting what they find. Had no idea those old bottles were so valuable. Thanks for taking us along Alex. Next time, wear some gloves!!

Alex, You always create the most interesting content and your delivery is the best part. God has given you a wonderful gift to communicate, through videos, one-on-one in your store and through singing old classics which remind us of where we have been. Your love for history and antiques is inspiring!

I would love all the broken pottery, what a mosaic lovers dream! Zach was great, what a fun guest. And he's adorable, that helps too ☺️😘

I would be in heaven with all that broken dishes and pottery . I use that for my art work .

First bone was a Pork shoulder roast joint, Second was from a large roast as well.

What's great about this channel is that you cover everything I love doing lol working on cars, digging bottles, collecting anything with age and a story. Thank you

I wish a private historical society would hire you on as an "Investigative Historian of Antiquities and Past Societies" and you would be sent to dig up artifacts at possible new ancient sites. A bit of an Indiana Jones character without the snakes. You even have the perfect name for it...Alex Archbold: The Artifact Hunter. A new series on the History Channel. :-)

I love your new car more every time I see it. What fun today, magnet fishing and mud larking. You two were bundled up like it was late fall. Zack got soooooo dirty I was worried he'd need a ride and mess up your car. He sure isn't afraid of hard work. Thank you for another Archventure.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE these natural outings... Whether you find old cars or bottles in the river bank, it is very entertaining to watch! Thank you!

I love your videos. Your not annoying. Very informative. Not boring.. Can tell you have been doing what you lovie for years.also who ever shoots your videos does an amazing job.. I am always learning something. love your wife when she is in the videos. Keep up the great work

It’s so nice to see a young man interested in something else than his phone 🥰 Really enjoyed this video!

You need a bigger magnet.

Fun video! Thanks Alex and Zach!

As I watched this video I thought Alex is going mudlarking! Sarah Bleasdale and her hubby Mick from Docking bay 51 would love finding all those pottery pieces and bottles. Sarah makes the coolest things with finds like these. Great video, Alex!

Size matters. You have the smallest one I have ever seen in watching years of youtube video's. That magnet got one nail. I've seen people snag bicycles, a motorcycle, safes, knives, guns and a lot more. I would love to go magnet fishing. Most use a magnet the side of your entire hand. Does Zack have a youtube channel? I LOVE to dig. In Somerset, Ohio, when I was about 10, we dug on a hill at a 13 acre farm. I found 4 great big crocks, intact, perfect shape. I found over 200 various soda bottles, booze bottles, ink bottles. As a kid I would dig there for hours a day always eagerly anticipating what I might find. Sadly, after I turned 15 that farm was sold for city life. People would just go set stuff outside or on a hill and shove it over. I found dozens of plates that were still intact. Old patterns. To this day I still use a lot of those old plates on tables with a pot on top. Zack brought back a lot of memories and I'd love to watch him dig more. He was a nice guy.

Those old colorful pottery shards are beautiful! I have seen mosaic table tops and wall hangings made from them.

Loved the Show ! Thank you to both you and Zach. Digging 100 year old historic dump has potential to be a short series of sorts.

I cant believe I didn't hear an "everything but the KITCHEN sink" joke when you found that bathroom sink.

Great Video. Loved watching you both dig for treasures

That old riveted piece of hull by the river’s edge might be just up Josh’s alley. I see a sculpture in the making ...

So cool that you have a glimpse of Dave in your introduction. Good memories!

This kid should have his own show. This was a fun one.

Wow! Thoroughly enjoyed this video!! I hope Alex and Jake do more.

This was a delightful episode. I lived in an area that had many farms over the centuries that had fallen into history and became overgrown with forest. My brother and I found a number of old dumpsites and dug up many bottles and other goodies. The joy of discovery was a lot of fun. Thanks for the history lesson on old Alberta as well.

Archaeology vlogs too. Best channel ever! Thanks Alex

pottery chards are a nice little extra in dealing in antiques and curio's just put a bowl full of them on the counter from 10 cents top a dollar and yeah they go people like to make art installations and mosaics from them and a lot rather pay some dimes than go and search for them. most of us do this for fun on a day off so every item found is a freebie!

Oh my ...all those lovely pieces of pottery,most Mudlarkers would love them ! cant you hear them crying out not to leave them behind ...

Some lovely old bottles well Done

Very interesting. I love how Zack just goes for it. Oh to be young. 😀

This episode reminds me of the channel "Sidestep Adventures" they sometimes go magnet fishing and dig up some bottle dumps. They mostly document lost/forgotten cemeteries and advocate for their restoration/clean up. ^_^ I think you may enjoy their channel.

That looked like a lot of fun! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Thanks for taking us along, Alex.👍🏼🤘🏼😎

Alex and bottle digging! Two of my favorite kind of KZfaq videos. I started magnet fishing out of the numbing boredom of staying safe during a pandemic. Found a bicycle on my first outing!

16:35 “I’d rather have a bottle in front of me, than a frontal lobotomy” -Tom Waits

We have had a lot of rain lately and my son and husband found 2 amber bottles from the 40's in our back yard, we think they are old whiskey bottles. Our house is about 100 years old, now I think we should check for more treasure.

I enjoy ALL of your videos very much , but that was really fun , thanks for taking us along , a great adventure 😊

I love these type of videos that give us enough info to try some of these techniques in our home town

That "wagon wheel" shaped steel that was long is the mine track for what traditionally was for 15" mine rail systems. Follow it and see where it goes. Regards, Solomon

This brought back some good memories , In the early 70's I would go out with my dad " bottle hunting " in Virginia . Good times .

What a delightful and fun video to watch! I really enjoyed it.

He is so cute. Not many young people are interested in antiques so that’s cool!

Love this! More please!!! As an archaeologist, i can say that dumps are the best places to learn abt daily life of ppl in the past. Also the edge of porches or sidewalks etc... where ppl would sweep debris. Also where ppl would work or cook

Zack! You should start a mudlarking channel! I’d subscribe most definitely 😊 one of my fav things to watch besides Alex lol

We need a Zach-channel! ❤️

Hey Alex! I have been following your channel for a very long time now and I love your content. Me being a curious guy and being into antiques , you are actually living a life I wish to have😅. I'm for sure gonna visit your store on my trip to Canada. Love from India ❤️

Zach is all in! Lol. He’s digging like crazy and I’m betting Alex is staying clean! 😂🤣

What fun! Get out your Wellies,Alex! Across the pond, they call it Mudlarking! Lots of you tubers from England, Scotland etc... collect ancient coins, clay pipes and pottery. Bottles, of course... Lots of treasure for crafters! Check out Kit and caboodles, and the northern Mudlarkers just for a peek at the fun!

You always have a good variety of videos to watch. Thanks.

Thanks for the adventure! Very cool!

When old Sacramento, Ca flooded, they just built higher and filled in the streets. The "underground" tours are pretty cool!

I love your vintage Buick.

I love digging in old dump sites...relaxing!

This was an awesome video! I loved your digging into the past...I had no idea all the treasures you could find in the river valley! Wow! Thanks for sharing Alex...you can definitely do more of these!

That was fun! Thanks for taking us along on your digging adventure! Some fun finds. :)

That guy knows his stuff pretty well..I love these kinds of digs...😃

Watching videos like this make me wish I hadn't forgotten everything I learned in elementary school, particularly history and science stuff. Cool stuff.

Love all the greenery!

Looks like you had a great time. Zack got some pretty cool finds. Keep Safe❤Keep Well❤

That was fun! thanks for taking us!

That was fun. Thank you for taking us along!

Doing some good mudlarking today! Hey Bob...you might go find some bottles there! The blue and white pottery would be keepers for mosaics! Sigh

Enjoyed exploring with you. No way I could traverse the terrain as you have but I'll live through you vicariously.

It was nice to see you trying something totally different than your usual videos. Even though you seemed to be more the photographer than digger, you need to get you some coated gloves with all that broken glass and rusty metal that was buried. Also, about the magnet fishing, unless the coins in Canada are made differently than the ones in the U.S., it is unlikely that you are going to find them with a magnet no matter how many times you throw it in the river. I bet your boys would love to go digging with you next time. Thanks for another fun video!

Loved this video! Thanks!

Great video. ❤️

Hi Alex, thanks for sharing. That looked like a lot of fun and the bottles were a great find. Would love to see them cleaned up. Stay safe and well. 😘🇦🇺

Combination mudlarking, magnet fishing and dump digging!

Love how invested Zack gets with his digging, not afraid to get down and dirty. Very interesting dump diving with you both, stay safe and look forward to your next adventure.

Enjoyed. Fun treasure hunt.

That looks like so much fun.

Loved this!

I have watched a few channels where they scuba dive along the bottoms of rivers. They finds tons of valuable things down there!

You're too funny, Alex.😆 Definitely looked like beef bones, the way they were cut into sections.🐄 Besides, I doubt anyone who would take the time to cut a human up into fragments would be foolish enough to dispose of them in a dump site where they might be discovered.☠ Fun video, though.👍

Alex i hope you continue this type of treasure hunting with your young friend. Amazing!! Love all the potteryodd piece of dishes. Just wow. Wish i was there. Should be a weekly episode.

Love the history ❣️❣️

I appreciate what a good human being you are. I've been subscribed to you for some time. It's refreshing to know there are values and morals still alive and well in our world. You portray that. Thank you Alex! Hoping you and your family have a terrific weekend! ( I was gonna say happy 4th of July, but I guess that doesn't apply in Canada!)

What a nice young man , hope we see him again on another adventure.

Totally fascinating

Amazing video! I love how Zack is so young and just walks around digging like that to find treasure! I WISH I New about places like that where i live😱 never seen anything like it. Ofcourse there are places like this but I have never found any🙈🤷‍♀️

This was so entertaining Alex. Thank you so much for filming this adventure. You and Zack make a great team.

I'm feeling really nostalgic listening to the magpies in the background. We don't have them here on the West Coast. We used to live not far from where you are exploring.

Alex, I never thought about digging in such places, very cool. Thanks

Poking around in an old dump is so interesting. We have some old gold mine towns here in Arizona and you can find anything from bottles to dishes. We even ate by an old bank vault in an old mining town. We take lunch and soft drinks and explore. What was amazing was to find whole medicine bottles in one town.

Variety is the spice! Glad to see you branching out, it keeps me coming back. Well played! Oh yeah, you can't catch coins with a magnet silly.

I’ve lived in the Edmonton area for over 20 years and I learned stuff about Edmonton I’d never heard before. Really interesting video. 👍😊👏

Starting out with some fresh Vitamin C ! Thanks for taking me on the dig.

Looked like a fun day guys. 😀👍

Alex, your videos are always so darn entertaining and informative. I love how much of Edmonton you share with your viewers. Hoping some day soon you can do a Toronto M&G because it would be awesome to sit and chat with you about cool stuff over a cold beer!

I like the view from the bike with the music that was cool 👍

Cyd in USA. That was a fun Mudlarking adventure :-)

nice tour!!

You should look in old speakers for much larger magnets. I've got one the size of a desert plate. That might be fun for metallic fishing.

Those bed frames would be cool to grow climbing beans, sweet peas, etc in Melissa’s garden!

LOVE the sink!

Perfect hair even after taking the helmet off.

OMG what I could do with those lovely pottery shards!!! Good adventure!!! :)

Great video

One person’s trash is another person’s treasure!

My great grandpa had that. buick too! lighter blue though. Gorgeous!