A bottle-digging trip at an old creek-side dump site begins with layers of cans, broken glass, medicine bottles, bleach ...

A pair of bottle diggers return to an old creek-side dump site and begin cutting into the bank, where years of buried glass are packed into layers of dirt. As they dig, they uncover old household ...

"Each one's a memory to me. I've got hundreds of bottles, but I can look at a certain one and it takes me back to the time and place where I dug it," says Eddie Goodall. Eddie, who lives near Hebden ...

W earing chest waders and armed with a flashlight, gloves and pitchfork, Nick Fredsall of Stockbridge is ready to start hunting. His prey — century-old bottles. ¶ The ideal day for a dig is the sunny ...

Art Gose is standing in a 13-foot hole dug straight down into a turn-of-the-century town dump somewhere in South Carolina; he’s asked Free Times not to say exactly where it is. Layers of dirt — ...

Eddie Goodall had been metal detecting for 20 years before he took up bottle digging "Each one's a memory to me. I've got hundreds of bottles, but I can look at a certain one and it takes me back to ...