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Incredible find, thank you for the history lesson, thank you for sharing something that would otherwise go forever unknown to most of us...love it!

That is the most beautiful jug I have seen found. Go back and look for more, please.

Happy for you that you found something so awesome. Thanks for the video.

I never did hear tell of "noodling"for bottles. Lol 🤣

Great find, Kyle!! Your reward for digging deep! Also finding out about the history of the jug….by digging deep!!

You could metal detect those holes but you’ll probably find a lot of metal junk near a dumpsite

I love the extra touch of showing it cleaned up right after the find. Thanks for these videos. I really enjoy them.

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Your little stoneware pot: those were used for medicanal ointments and maybe a cosmetic applicaton. The Long Potters making faces: THOSE LOOK LIKE BELLAMINE JUGS FROM THE MIDDLE AGES! This guys knew the history of their craft! Using the natural local geology to make their glazes, wow, they were masters. If you truly want to try this, just to see how to do it, try watching some Time Team here on youtube] episodes where they built medieval kilns and even Bronze Age Kilns. Very simple kilns, but it would give you and idea of what you can do. Time Team is an archeology show on the BBC.

just logged in and started watching!..love it!..had to stop right away..that Lavendar glass chunk is sooo awesome!..it will tumble up to be perfect for mosaic art pieces..if u happen to want to sell it..let me know.

could the jug have been thrown by an enslaved person?

Edgefield too..tobacco spit glazes...sc dispensary jugs..Indeed some pay for pieces of the dispensary sherds that have letters..more if there's the palmetto tree engraved..check out Dave Drake..aka Dave the slave of the Edgefield sc district

Very cool jug! When you’re up in Michigan, stop by Sleeping Bear Dunes NL and look up my brother, John Huston, the resident potter. He’s been making wheel thrown utilitarian pottery for years. Mixes his owns clays and glazes. Your find is gorgeous!

You should take that jug to Antiques Roadshow. 👍

So cool you all take such an interest in the history of what you find. We dug many many dumps out here in and around Buckeye Az. My sons would find the best stuff. I guessed cuz they were closer to the ground.lol. But they would find an entire statue of an oriental woman but no head. And 2 months later we would find the head. The marbles were so beautiful. We found so much really good stuff. Beads rings broochs and belt buckles and fantastic bottles. Thanks and keep finding .

Between Montgomery and Wetumpka there is a huge hill, people have been pulling different colors of clay out of that area for a hundred years. You can see the clays right next to the road. There is white , Grey, red and dark red. So.e make a tea out of the white one. The county stopped people from digging it at roadside because it was making caves. My und weer standing is those clays were used all over to make jugs, and such.

Always a good day when you upload!!

Did you find out what those bones were from ?

Nice to see you and Paleo Chris together again. What an awesome find. Congratulations Kyle. You deserve it and we love Natalie. You two are so perfect for each other. Donna northern Michigan/Traverse City

Very cool thank you for showing us these beautiful jugs. As good as those giant bones you found.

What about value???

Definitely a lucky, one in a million find! Very beautiful and I'm happy that you invited Chris to talk about it. I love when you guys finish up your vids discussing various things about your adventures.

Simply amazing find. I'm glad you found it, and it can be appreciated now.

Find of a lifetime

That bowl you got out, that you thought was beautiful, is a piece of blue and white sponge ware. I collect sponge ware and that would have been a great collectors piece. And the white container was most likely a ladies cold cream. Love the jug you just got out. What a great dig you are on!

A fantastic find love the jug. I like old crocks I few of my dad’s crocks.

I just found an old laundry detergent bottle today

Thank you for sharing your adventures with us! That is so amazing and I hope you take us with you to where that jug was made so we can see it too!

The toy is R Truth!!! He is a wrestler.

What an awesome find!!!! Congratulations Kyle and Natalie. I feel your joy and excitement. Thank you so much for sharing.

I love all the awesome finds WOW Thanks for sharing ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️⚒️🇺🇸🗝️👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

Just yesterday I found a stash of bottles I had found years ago , all from about the turn of the century ( 19th to 20th ) or so . Lots of curatives , like the obligatory Dr Kilmers Swamp Root Extract , Pinex cough syrup , a Henry K Wampole whatever , Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic , and half a dozen other intact bottles , an ink bottle , shoe polish bottle , etc . I had the Kilmers on display for a while years ago , until one of cats decided to investigate the gravity thing ...

The chain with two loops is a dog collar chain.

You Beautiful people! THANKS for a wonderful Rabbit Hole adventure. Your mind works like mine. Those are the things I want to know. The jug dates back to just 40 some years into Georgia 's statehood. So many more questions... To me, going down the Rabbit holes are as much fun as the search for the items themselves. Whether it's fossils, native artifacts, treasures from the dump etc. Wonderful video, please keep them coming, and stay safe both of you Kyle and Chris and those lovely ladies too, Bree and Natalie.

Great find! Also, I'm pretty sure you digging out the "Capacity 10 oz" bottle qualifies you as a midwife now!

I love your videos and your music I am from Victoria Australia 🇦🇺 I have been a fan for many years. I am a rock hound but have to purchase at 70 Please keep up all that you do Katie😊

What a great adventure! The jug is beyond amazing. It will be amazing to hear what more you find out about it.

Lol..that piece at the 40:41 mark made me think of a turtle. Then I cracked myself up when I thought. "Turtles on a half shell" 😜😎 The jug is gorgeous!

Congrats on that BEAUTIFUL jug! That glaze is unbelievable!!!🎉🎉🎉

Wow Kyle ,so exciting to find this ,how long has it been waiting for you and Natalie to find it .I felt so wow watching you both digging around there

Great find, Kyle! Thanks for sharing this with us. 👍

That jug is incredible and the history you found out about it. The glaze is super unique and very cool looking. Amazing how lucky to be buried for so long and no damage, especially to the handle.

Y'all may be familiar with the Sautee Nacoochee Center Folk Pottery Museum in Northeast Georgia. They cover the largest collection of face jugs, but they may be able to offer further insight into your find. I like your channel, but I like to know what state you're in and general area. Share when you can. Cheers

Epic find Kyle! You’re lucky man, what a beautiful piece! 👏🙌❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥

Amazing find!!!!!

love it!

Missing the duckman...

Gorgeous find! I will always be a flint guy first, but old stuff of all sorts fascinates me. Beautiful jug!

Cicadas … the enteral sound of summer in the south … awesome find! ❤

That kind of process is almost a lost art😢😢