Diggers

KG and Ringy are in Aspen in search of a time tube containing the mouse from Steve Jobs' first mass-marketed Lisa computer. The tube was to be unearthed in 2000, but due to changes in the landscape, its exact location was unknown-until now.

The guys visit Pennsylvania, hunting for two forts from the Revolutionary War. Legend says that soldiers melted pewter utensils as emergency ammunition, but no one has been able to prove these existed. Can KG and Ringy bring this legend to light?

KG and Ringy scour the playgrounds of America's rich and famous at the mansions of Newport, Rhode Island. They dig up an unbelievable find-a late 17th century artifact never before found in the Unite States.

KG and Ringy are on an old-fashioned gold hunt in the Black Hills of South Dakota, looking for the lost payroll chest of one of America's most famous generals: George Custer.

KG and Ringy search for the greatest military nectar of their careers: a lost Nazi fighter plane that crashed in an Indiana cornfield. If they dig deep enough, they'll crack a decades-old mystery, possibly rewriting the history books.

KG and Ringy visit Maine, looking for Benedict Arnold's traitor possessions at Colburn House. Later, the guys head to historic Fort Richmond, where archaeologists have asked them to help uncover artifacts before the site is paved over forever.