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Uncover Centuries of Hidden History on More Than 7,000 Private Acres in Northeastern North Carolina.

A rare opportunity awaits those with a passion for the past.

This March, a privately leased property spanning over 7,000 acres—rich in untold history—is being opened exclusively to a limited number of Digstock participants. Tucked away in the South and long shielded from modern exploration, this land holds the layered legacy of early America.

Over 100 home sites dot the landscape—some traced to the earliest settlers, others left behind without record. Native American settlements once thrived across these hills and ridges; their presence still etched in the soil. A partial military road, used during times of tension and transition, winds through the land, bearing witness to movement from both Whig and Loyalist forces during the Revolutionary War.

Two early colonial river landings once welcomed goods and travelers along quiet banks. A documented 19th-century mill site and schoolhouse still leave their mark, offering a glimpse into the rhythms of life in a young and growing nation. And through it all runs a thread of legend—tales of buried treasure, passed down through generations of a family that has long called this place home.

This is not just a relic hunt. It’s an immersive step into American history—across terrain that has quietly preserved its secrets for centuries.

And for the few who register for this historic event, a second door will open: Digstock will soon unveil “Quest for the Lost Legacy”—an exclusive, in-house treasure hunt competition limited to just 10 participants. Only those who’ve secured a ticket to the March dig will be eligible to enter when it opens at a later date in mid-October.

To ensure the protection of this extraordinary site, its exact location will remain confidential until one week before the event. When the time comes, participants will receive a full briefing and access materials.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of this once-in-a-lifetime dig.

Will you be one of the few to uncover what time left behind?