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All of these relics were found over a few acres of land. Most is Union and maybe some Confederate. The item at the top of the picture measures about 7 inches in length, is made of 4 disc that are all concave, each disc measures 1.18mm, and the same flower like pattern is on all of them. Besides...

This fragment was dug in the valley here in East Tennessee. It comes from a Armstrong shell that is not documented to have been used in this area. Non the less, it was dug about a week and a half ago. Thanks for looking

Here are the pieces from Mossy Creek and other Artillery that I dug at the end of last week-weekend. Thanks for looking, Scott

I have been having a problem with the pics I'm posting being to large. Can any one offer some advise. My pictures are sent from my computer to photobucket and I then post them here. Thank you in advance, Scott

Found this while hunting with my friend, "Tn Cobra!" Its an enfield trigger assembly part 13 on the blown up diagram for this rifle. Found this in an area that switched hands towards the end of the war. Cobra give me a shout when you want to head out again. Thanks for looking, Scott 8)

Got out this morning after the soaking rain we had. After an hour of digging I recovered a musket ball, poss. a pistol bullet, iron canister shot, a partial nose cone, and a cannonball chunk. Cant wait to go back, Will post better pics. after the pieces soak in some lye for a poss. I.D. Thanks...

Got out for an hour. Found a sharps, a fired pistol bullet, copper spoon end, smashed bullet, brass spic-ate, other copper pieces, and misc iron. Thanks for looking.

Found these items on a field I thought was picked clean!! The one bullet I think is a sharps, the other bullet is unrecognizable, I believe the one in the middle is an Enfield, a knapsack stud, and the broken end to a copper spoon/fork. Not much to see but still something.

Found this weird thing just after dark on a hill side here in Dandridge. The one end has a ball about 1/2 inch and the other end looks like a U. Total length is about 2 1/4 inches and top to bottom is about 1 1/4. There is two prongs that slant off on an angle at the top. It may be nothing but...

Here is an assortment of relics recovered over a few days of hard digging at local Battle site and camps, brass part of a tompion, knapsack stud, pants button,Union I button, 3 canteen stoppers, I think a bridal chain(made of brass), small brass rings, and the large buckle with a soilder holding...

Actually its one half of a nose cone dug up in a field that saw much fighting on the first day of the two day Battle of Dandridge Tn. The other pieces are from Hotchkiss and 12lb Case Shot. I have found partial Bormann time fuse threads that were probably used with case shot. There is 1 fragment...

This unusual piece of lead was found with many civil war bullets, and projectile fragments from The Battle of Dandridge, Tn. It measures 1 3/8 inches for length. As you can see there is 3 segments from top to bottom. The top measures 3/4 and has a 1/8 inch hole dead center. Next is a rim of...

All of these bullets are from the Battle of Dandridge,Tn. They were found on a 1 acre farm this summer that was supposedly picked clean over the years. Besides the Spencer round, my favorite in the bunch is the Williams Type 3 cleaner round! Good luck to all :D...

Found these bullets in an area thats probably has been searched alot over the years. Got Lucky!! :lol: http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii75 ... ure198.jpg

Found these items while searching with my friend Tn Cobra before Thanksgiving. Everything seen here was found in an area that was used as a camp. Cant wait to go back.

These items where recovered from a farm a couple of miles from the center of Dandridge,Tn,. This paticular area was from the first day's fighting on Jan. 16,1864. As you can see there is an assortment of iron relics from Cannon ball fragments, shell fragments, gun hammers, an eagle that came out...

These items were found along a creek bedthat the union main line fronted on 1-17-1864 items