Description: The Have You Seen Large Marge? hoodie is inspired by John V and the kind of humor that comes from digging with friends. It is an inside joke turned into a wearable design for those who know the story and appreciate the laughs that come with the hunt. Made for comfort in the field or everyday wear, this hoodie is perfect for treasure hunters, history lovers, and anyone who enjoys a little humor mixed into their adventures. Part of the Indiana Unearthed merch lineup and created to support ongoing content and community driven hunts!
Description: Diggin Diaries with Wendigo focuses on the darker side of history, including bottle digging, true crime, and forgotten murder mysteries. This design represents uncovering stories and artifacts that time tried to bury. Created for those drawn to eerie history, unsolved cases, and hidden pasts, this design is made for everyday wear or time in the field. Part of the Diggin Diaries with Wendigo lineup and created to support ongoing content and research!
Description: United We Dig- is an original American traditional tattoo flash art design created by Indiana Unearthed. Featuring classic bold linework and timeless symbolism, this design represents unity, history, and respect for the metal detecting community. Built as a throwback piece meant to be worn year round.
Description: Get a laugh and rep the hobby with our “OnlySwings” tee. Features Indiana Unearthed Detectorist on the front in baby blue letters, and the OnlySwings logo on the back with “where we swing a little coil” underneath. Available in gray and white. Soft, durable, and made for detectorists who love to keep it fun.
Description: Our newest Limited Edition Throwback Shirt brings back the original Indiana Unearthed design from 2019 — reworked and sharper than ever. The front features the first “Indiana” Unearthed logo that started it all, and the back proudly displays the reimagined “Indiana Combs” logo. The original supporters will remember this design from our early days of uncovering history and building this community from the ground up. Once these are gone, they won’t be remade.
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