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Season 4 premiere. KG and Ringy head to Wyoming in search of Butch Cassidy's secret hideout.
The guys search for artifacts pertaining to president James Madison on his Montpelier estate and at Belle Grove Plantation in Virginia.
The legend of Sleepy Hollow is investigated in Upstate New York.
The guys head to Colorado to check out the site of the 1914 Ludlow Massacre in which miners were fired on by guards during a strike.
Today, St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands is a vacationer's dream, but in the 1700s, pirates made it a place no one wanted to visit, and KG and Ringy are on the hunt for their buried treasure.
KG and Ringy are in western Mississippi marching in the footsteps of legendary Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant.
The Diggers have traveled deep into the heart of Dixie, but they’re not after Civil War nectar this go-round. They’re digging for World War I and World War II artifacts from training camps and airfields in the South. The sites are all but lost to time, and KG and Ringy are fighting to preserve the history of “The Greatest Generation” and maybe find a buried World War I airplane!
KG and Ringy are back in eastern Kentucky and West Virginia on the frontlines of one of the most infamous feuds in American history: the Hatfields and the McCoys. The last time the Diggers were here, they made history by locating the McCoy homestead, and now they’re back to join a full-fledged archaeology team, hunt for more feud nectar and settle a rivalry of their own.
Shiloh, Tennessee, is the site of one of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles. The Diggers are here searching for artifacts from the bitter surprise attack by Confederate soldiers on Grant’s army, waged from the Tennessee River into Mississippi. KG and Ringy are hoping to shed some light on the lives of the brave soldiers who fought here.
The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 stunned the nation, but few people know that the deadliest fire in U.S. history actually happened on that same day just 250 miles to the north in Peshtigo, Wisconsin. KG and Ringy are in Peshtigo, where they’ve been invited to help shed light on the town’s forgotten history by collecting artifacts for the victims’ descendants and the Peshtigo Fire Museum.
KG and Ringy have exclusive access to three significant sites from the famous Battle of Saratoga. In the fall of 1777, America’s Continental Army rallied against a Redcoat attempt to crush them. It was a crucial victory in America’s fight for independence from British rule and a turning point of the American Revolution. The Diggers hope to uncover some serious Rev nectar!
Back in the 1800s, Wild West legends like Billy the Kid, Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp frequented the towns along the Santa Fe Trail, and so did everyday outlaws, gamblers, and thugs. The Diggers are headed for two spots on the route — one of the violent, original sin cities of the West and a long-lost fort that helped keep the peace. They’re in search of a wild piece of New Mexican history.
KG and Ringy are in Louisiana, on the trail of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped in the 1840s and sold into slavery. Solomon chronicled his ordeal in his autobiography, “12 Years a Slave,” which was made into an Academy Award-winning movie 160 years later. Precious few artifacts remain from enslaved people, so the boys have teamed up with two of Solomon’s descendants to help bring light to this dark time in history.
The Diggers head to Virginia’s Northern Neck to follow in the footsteps of one of America's first explorers, Captain John Smith. In 1608, one year after settling Jamestown, Smith set out with a small crew on back-to-back expeditions in hopes of mapping the Chesapeake Bay and discovering a route to the Pacific Ocean. Now, KG and Ringy have exclusive access to three sites along Smith’s route that could be rife with nectar, including artifacts from the legendary voyages.
KG and Ringy are on the trail of some epic nectar right in their own backyard! They’re in Montana following in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark, the legendary explorers who paved the way for westward expansion. If there's any evidence of their expedition left behind, the Diggers are determined to find it. Along the way, they'll also search for Twenty-Eight Mile Station, a lost stagecoach stop that hosted travelers from the headwaters of the Missouri River heading to the Pacific Northwest.
The Diggers are searching for World War II German artifacts in the heart of … Mississippi? Yes, it surprised us, too. But there were hundreds of thousands of German prisoners of war locked up right here in the U.S. In 1943, the US military started bringing German POWs to the United States to relieve the stress of housing them in England and North Africa. KG and Ringy are headed to Camp Clinton, a major POW basecamp established in Mississippi.
KG and Ringy follow in the footsteps of legendary notorious American gunslingers. The Diggers put their talents to use searching for Billy the Kid’s gun, gold-rush artifacts from Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane, treasure hidden by Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid and bullets from a Bonnie and Clyde shootout.
The Diggers goes to iconic stops in the Wild West to uncover lost nectar from the 1800s
