North America Colonial Time Period 1607-1800

[Treasure_Hunter]

"The Colonial America Time Period including Canada covers the time in early N. American history from 1607 to 1800 during early Colony and Colonial Times and the events leading up to the American Revolutionary War and the establishment of the constitution and a little after."

 

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[Iron Patch]

Now just to beat Abe to the 8th post!

 

[BARKER]

Hi TH; BRAVO.!!!! Great Job. Now I can really drive Iron Patch, CRUSADER & AARC CRAZY !!! Just kidding guys. This Forum has been a LLLLOOOONNNNGGG time coming. Why didn't I think of it sooner Anyways, Glad to see it. Thanks. PEACE:RONB

 

[BigWaveDave]

So...about that modern clad forum....

 

[Iron Patch]

Hi TH; BRAVO.!!!! Great Job. Now I can really drive Iron Patch, CRUSADER & AARC CRAZY !!! Just kidding guys. This Forum has been a LLLLOOOONNNNGGG time coming. Why didn't I think of it sooner Anyways, Glad to see it. Thanks. PEACE:RONB

Well you don't have to worry about Cru, he gets no membership card for this one.

 

[Iron Patch]

 

[BARKER]

Hi Iron Patch; Those are cool. I'll start Posting my finds shortly. I've been busier than a one armed Octopus.!!! That's busy.!!! Hats off to the Mods and the OP. PEACE:RONB

 

[Scrappy]

I'm very excited to see this forum up and running. Let's see some colonial goodness!

Ding! Ding!

 

[Ahab8]

This is going to be a lot of fun guys

 

[Tnmountains]

Took us awhile but we listened to you guys. We just had to workout the format and location .
Enjoy the "Colonial forum".
HH

 

[leddel]

1607 to 1800 is all considered "colonial" , I was under the impression that after 1790
(with the last of the original 13 colonies ratifying the constitution) it was now known as
the "Federal era" as there were only "United States" now where colonies once were ?

 

[Ahab8]

1607 to 1800 is all considered "colonial" , I was under the impression that after 1790
(with the last of the original 13 colonies ratifying the constitution) it was now known as
the "Federal era" as there were only "United States" now where colonies once were ?

Hey buddy I think we stretched the technical definitions to selfishly include some of those great finds like GW buttons and I'm guessing we probably wouldn't make too much fuss if a draped silver or something like that slipped in there. But technically you are correct my friend. On a selfish note id love to see some of your best early finds

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Hey buddy I think we stretched the technical definitions to selfishly include some of those great finds like GW buttons and I'm guessing we probably wouldn't make too much fuss if a draped silver or something like that slipped in there. But technically you are correct my friend. On a selfish note id love to see some of your best early finds

LOL, had nothing to do with GW buttons...




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[Ahab8]

LOL, had nothing to do with GW buttons...




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I hope I didn't offend any of the mods who obviously made the final decision about this forum. Based on the discussion leading up to the inception of the forum I kind of assumed that the 1800 cutoff was one that would allow some of the incredible finds that dated to the infancy of this nation. I just happened to use GWs as an individual example.
So if I may ask just how did 1800 become the chosen date? Whatever the dates and reasons behind them in psyched to have this new forum....and come fall I have a feeling is going to get busy in a hurry. Not sure about the rest of you but my sites look like a jungle. Actually hoping to take a few days off next week and try to find some diggable dirt. Some of the 1600s dirt around here is a bit more open. Might be Mass silver searching for a few days

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

I hope I didn't offend any of the mods who obviously made the final decision about this forum. Based on the discussion leading up to the inception of the forum I kind of assumed that the 1800 cutoff was one that would allow some of the incredible finds that dated to the infancy of this nation. I just happened to use GWs as an individual example.
So if I may ask just how did 1800 become the chosen date? Whatever the dates and reasons behind them in psyched to have this new forum....and come fall I have a feeling is going to get busy in a hurry. Not sure about the rest of you but my sites look like a jungle. Actually hoping to take a few days off next week and try to find some diggable dirt. Some of the 1600s dirt around here is a bit more open. Might be Mass silver searching for a few days

LOL, no you didn't offend us in the least bit... It was a compromise date...




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[leddel]

Hey buddy I think we stretched the technical definitions to selfishly include some of those great finds like GW buttons and I'm guessing we probably wouldn't make too much fuss if a draped silver or something like that slipped in there. But technically you are correct my friend. On a selfish note id love to see some of your best early finds

I appreciate the genuine answer Abe , unfortunately because of the social clique mentality on this forum
i don't post finds on here any more . just on MDM and AD .