Civil War Musket Wipe Tool / Musket Worm Tool
I wanted to show this amazingly great condition musket wipe, apparently lost in the chaos of a...
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Tag: civil war
Don’t Let Metal Detecting Rallies Impact Detectorist / Archaeologist Cooperation
This post is an avocational detectorist’s response to the thoughtful protest post by Craig Swain about DIV (Digging in Virginia) metal detecting rally at “Ransack a Historic Site”
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Metal Detecting Civil War Union Camp – Documenting Plowed Fields’ Role in War’s Waning Months
With the holiday break, I’ve made a lot of progress on the exploratory survey of the Civil War Union campsite in NE Kentucky. It’s been incredibly enjoyable combination of research, reading, field time and cataloging.
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Constructing a Narrative with My Metal Detector – a Kentucky Civil War Moment
I have been doing research on a large property which contains known US Civil War action, and I’m starting to build a data set – venturing even to construct several hypothesis about what happened there which I look forward to presenting to experts far more seasoned than I.
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Henry Clay Estate – 2015 Living History Day Archaeology and Metal Detecting Demonstration
Scott Clark will be working with Dr. Kim Mcbride of the Kentucky Archaeological Survey to demonstrate archaeology and metal detecting methodology at historic homes. Don’t miss it!
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