Since its a fairly long video i came here to maybe skip through it for the highlights,  boy was i wrong. I found myself watching every minute of it. Great video.

Thanks for showing more artifacts repaired and cleaned at the end.  😃

I so love when you are all excited and WOW about something.  I get that when I find amazing pottery online at prices I can afford, ha.  Your passion shows, and I relate so much.

This family had some wealth. Very well educated, traveled a lot and could afford items from the old country.

WOW what a dig,I remember the days when your dad & other family members would sit around & watch you dig,Your the only channel that digs territory bottles,which are so historical!From the beginning you have always been my favorite & always will!Great dig guys!

1880s South Dakota! Just a few weeks ago, I found out that one of my 4th great-grandfathers couldn’t settle down after the Civil War and went on years-long wanders away from his wife and kids who were in upstate NY. He spent most of the 1880s in Deadwood and ended up dying in 1889 at the Old Soldiers Home in Milwaukee, which was the nearest such home to Deadwood.

Surprisingly no liquor flasks were in this pit!

I love the larger, easier to read information.

Love the bird sounds!!!

Kudos to your new videographer, doing a great job.

Imagine how many valuable coins you are missing by not using at least a pin pointer along the excavation face.

There were really some great finds.  I love seeing the items after they are repaired and cleaned up, because it truly gives me an idea of what the family saw at that time. Those dishes, especially the blue striped one were unreal. Someone was really sad when they broke.  Thank you.  . ..  .  .  ….

I 'deeply' appreciate the labor it took to get through those tree roots!  Well worth the patience, thanks!

Excellent vid!! It’s amazing how you find these pits ! This pit was loaded with beautiful bottles !! Thanks for taking us on the dig with you!

I appreciate how you immediately know what most everything is. It makes the digs really satisfying!❤

I have my grandma's diaries.  Sometimes she mentions going to the doctor and getting "a bottle".  Their house was built c. 1905, but the land had been the parade ground for the local militia in the early 1800s. My dad found some interesting buttons, a coin and a belt buckle with a metal detector.  This was in sw Ontario, Canada.  Wish we had thought of digging in the old back yard where they disposed of their garbage in the old days.

One of your most interesting digs yet, Tom. Enjoyed every second.

"This pit is loaded!"   Music to our ears indeed.

So jealous amazing job

I love the fact that everything used was in glass bottles.