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Awesome finds 👊 😎

Very nice!

Great saves brother

Arrowhead hunting is surely fun and addictive, but it’s a good affliction, awesome recoveries, keep on em 😎😎😎

I commented before I saw the end of your video, saw that little precursor to your next video,it answered my question. Does it seem that when you find a site with points etc, that you only find evidence in a general area? What im asking is do you find any evidence of artifacts say 50 or 60 yards from the actual site or is it generally located in a certain area. I know it depends on how large the site is, im trying to locate a site near my house that dates up to historical times. I found it by doing research of old maps and news paper articles of people in the 1920's finding arrowheads and tools. The one guy donated part of his collection to a small local museum. They had his handwritten notes and maps. Things are highly developed around that area with housing developments and roads. That's the reason I was inquiring about size and activity at sites. Figured I ask a knowledgeable person as yourself. Thanks for your videos and sharing your finds. Much appreciated. Best of luck and be careful diving in that murky water on that river.

Hey Brother, we're you and your dad able to do the dive into the river, just wondering from your last video on the Civil War finds.

Heck yeah, man 💥!! 😎👊

There we go!!!! I'll be here waiting for another! Blessings!

Sweet Finds Bro 😎🏹

Oh yeah, nice! Looks like the pup enjoys his day also. Looking foward to the dip as long as it's not a skinny dip. Thanks for sharing 👍.

Perty cool, great finds! Wishing you all the best in every adventure! Take care

Salutations Friend, Excellent artifacts you found there, and I like your style of hunting; you know your river well! Mississippian and Hamilton points, and not to forget the Kirk, can all be found at least midway up into Indiana where I live. Several years ago I found a really nice Hamilton in Sullivan County, just north of Vincennes, Indiana; Man, do I ever love that particular, classic form! Seems the Mississppi and Ohio River valleys have been populated by many clans of folk, at least several if not innumerable occupations of varying cultures, and here in Indiana, one can expect to find something, though that something could be anything, biou t likely a stone tool crafted during a point within several thousand year span 😮😂 Thanks for sharing! Again, great artifacts! Sending cheers and blessings to you and all yours!

Nice finds Rob, congrats!

Glad you give the LORD credit for all your finds.

A good hobby for you and your parents. Thank you for not using foul language and giving God the credit for your finds.

Some great finds, bullets and arrowheads. Would like to see you metal detect first before diving.

I'm just wondering what area u are looking for this stuff at? I'm near northeast Tenn, southwest VA area, right here in Appalachians. I have found a few flint arrowheads, I definitely wanna know where to look for more tho. Also found lots of old marbles around old cabins and barns, those are fun to find

Nice to find stone artifacts amongst the Civil War bullets, I cringed with the thought of biting down on one, can’t imagine the wounds after getting hit by those, keep saving history, painful as it was😎😎😎

Awesome saves, man !!! I'd love to find some Civil War bullets, for sure !!!!! 😎👍✌🍀

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The chewed bullet that you showed could have been chewed by a animal, those teeth marks look a bit small, like rodent teeth. I would have to view it up close for a closer look. I could be mistaken. Where it's found helps with the theory of each bullet. Thanks for sharing!! Love the history!!!

Hogs, squirrels and humans chewed on bullets. Some people can tell from some of the teeth imprints if a human chewed on them. Most of the time it was an animal. Nice pocket of lead and flint. 9 bullets and how many arrowheads? Thanks for sharing 👍

That bullet wasn't chewed on in my opinion. We have found chewed pain bullets on the battlefield at Antietam. I have actually placed the bullet in my teeth and they fit perfectly. I'm not saying in a field hospital, these were found directly in the lines of the union army. Wounded men lay there for hours and sometimes days. If they had been gut shot or wounded badly I think they bit the bullet to help relieve pain, they were in so much pain. Some people, I won't mention names think it's not true, that hogs or ground hogs chewed on them. It could be possible but on this battlefield the farmer didn't let his hogs run loose on the farm. Think about it hogs were too valuable as a commodity to let run loose. There were no wild hogs there either. Also unless hogs have teeth like humans that theory is out the window. Like I say I have what I call pain bullets that fit perfectly with my teeth. There is such a relic as these bullets, I don't care what some know it all says.

You better detect that area, no telling what's there. If that's on a major river, there may have been a artillery gun emplacement there. You have 2 different types of Williams cleaners there. May be bottles there also if they were there for a period of time. Could also been a Ford or ferry crossing.

nice recoveries! a dive would be really cool, always wanted to dive Lake Erie off the big creeks.

Congrats , great finds

Great saves brother. That serrated birdie was bad @$$

Amazing finds, buddy! Have a great father's day.

Sweet 😎

Really nice find, I found one very similar over the winter, don’t know if you seen it but it’s on my thumbnail, awesome find buddy, congratulations, God Bless & GL&HH!!!

Do you know of a place close to Auburn to do this?

Killer ! Handy survival tool thousand’s of years ago . And could still be handy today ! Congratulations

Nice

Atta boy 👍

Nice find!

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Very nice looking. Finds.

The native Indians must have been millions of them… because you can almost find arrow heads anywhere… that’s some nice ones…

You absolutely thanked The appropriate One when you thanked The Lord.I hear so many thank the great spirit, which is no doubt in ignorance, but mankind like it or not are drawn to some type of diety.Hopefully they come to know better someday.As for the finds, they were very nice, especially the pink striped stemmer at the end and the triangle on the front end is better than G-10, more like a 12 or something.Looks like it was made yesterday.:>)

Really nice finds Bud, that little stinger is killer, that material on that last one was beautiful thanks for sharing, God Bless & GL&HH!!!👊🏹

Nice finds man , congratulations and thank you for sharing

Nice finds Rob! Congrats!

Nice hunt . Good job mom. Love that perfect little triangle.Peace

@3:07 nice point, it's an arrow head not a bird point, small game like Coyote or Bobcat or Turkey. That would even kill a White tail deer. Bird points were thick and used on tri point atlatl darts. Very nice find.

Man you had a good day brother! That's serrated Madison was killer

Some sweet stingers there man! The serrated point is either a Sand Mt.(South) or a Fort Ancient(North) depending where in TN you were hunting. The last one was gorgeous, love the material. Congrats and HH!

Really nice saves!! Very cool you got your mom out there too. That triangle is an absolute stinger!!! But you know that…. Very sharp piece!!!

Beautiful artifacts

Absolutely beautiful bird point!! Great day! Good job, God bless