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>>56515994
The tins in the floor of the cabin were almost 2 feet deep, a pretty good depth of soil for the presumed age of the site. Same with the cans and bottles outside the cabin. A bit deeper than is typical for my area, perhaps indicating an older site.

Also trees have grown up inside the cabin to heights I'd expect from an 1860's or 70's abandonment. Most of the old cabins up there don't have trees growing in the remains. This one was forested over with aspen and pine.

cool pic showing the knobby nature of the native silver on the exterior of the nugget. It's not solid silver. Just a bit of extremely rich float that got tumbled a bit. Maybe half metal, half rock.