THANK YOU FOR LEAVING THE NARRATION UP LONG ENOUGH TO ACTUALLY READ IT! This channel is phenomenal! I love treasure hunting!!

The Indiana Jones of the outhouse pits! 🤠

Small Pox was a big deal in 1905 North Dakota. Maybe that is why there are  so many medicine bottles.

A lot more went through the outhouse seat than #1 and #2 .. and now Tom digs and sifts through the old #2 to get to it .. 😂

Tom - my favorite part is at the end when you show the pieces cleaned up. Thank you for such interesting peeks into the past.

Your commentaries and familiarity with the artifacts you uncover add alot to the video !

He's equally excited about his holy grail find as he is the 100th blank prescription bottle he finds. Love it !

Brought back memories. When i was a kid we use to dig bottles in old homesteads. It was amazing what a clear picture you could get of their lives.

Love the format of your site.  Very informative with your dates and love the photos of the original labels. I once lived in a house built in 1864. Over about a year I dug up 70% of the yard and found many intact beautiful bottles. From that time on I've been a "digger" at heart. keep on digging!

This was one of the most interesting and varied of your digs that I've seen!  Enjoyed it immensely.....and I love to hear you say "This pit's done!" at the end, lol!

Tom, so impressed with the fact that you try to save the pieces, to rebuild those previous artifacts..thank you.. xox

Alcohol and patent medicine.... This family was feeling no pain.

I'm so glad I refound your channel. I enjoy the way you and your team put together the videos.

You must have a warehouse full of bottles so amazing

Chicken waterer - both halves (top and bottom)

The old home owners must of had some illnesses they were having and maybe a drinking problem as well..lol Amazing dig,you really worked hard on this on 😊

I'd love to see the reports if a lab analyzed the contents of some of those bottles.

The H.K. Mulford trade card: "Saves Most Lives". I had a good chuckle at that!

Only 15 minutes in and I'm in heaven! You are SO lucky to do what you're doing! True treasure hunting!  ❤

Always bummed to hear “this pit’s done”