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That was excellent and I learned sooo much. I never realized the amount of work and time that the Indians spent making the arrows!!!!!!

Many of the natural stones were used as tools wieghts and jewlery. Some of these pendents are ugly. I think some of these pendants were use as wieghts. Just a thought.❤

Recoding that stuff is kinda like giving away your your favorite fihing hole and you know that it will be fished out and never be that spot again so i would say just let it be your secret cause they all know their coming to clean up most of the findings to be crammed in a box in a closet never to be seen again so whTs the difference between your closet im just saying 😊

Good luck with that 😂😂

You have a good imagination 😅😅😅

Metal drill 😂😂

Stone drill 😂😂😂😮😮

You are retared 😅😅

Mussels are in the ocean to 😅😅

Clams are in the ocean 🌊 😅😅

May I email you a picture of what I think is old pottery found in a creek bed?

It’s all mine 😅😅

I found a site on the Delaware River in New Jersey Lenape tribe 😂😂😂

I found a collection of 33 stone tools revealed in the beach after a recent hurricane. The tools seem highly specialized. I dont know how to interpret.

Wow. Very nice. Thank you for sharing!

That's awesome thanks for sharing 👍

Awesome. I’m in ANTH 330 and was in need of pottery information.

Weeeee!

Very very good and educational. Really good job 👍👍👍👍

At 14:45 it’s an eagle from the top view the head and beak are facing down can see the spots for eyes even

Wow... Amazing, thank you so much for passing this information on :)

That was OUTSTANDING! Thank you for sharing!!

You have to go at low tide 😂😂

I have a museum 😅😅

Pennsville New Jersey 😅😅😅

Effigies celts arrowheads 😅😅😅

I have a lot of artifacts 😅😅

It’s all mine I guess 😂😂😂

Does anyone really care 😢😢😢

I found a site on the Delaware River in New Jersey who should I call ☎️

Da 😂😂😂

Oh babe ❤❤❤

I found a site it’s all mine 😅😅😅

How old is thick pottery 😮😮😮

I have found several broken shards very similar to the one you describe at 10:00 around my property, especially down by the creeks. I wasn't sure if it was historic or not but I kept it just in case.

Wow I learned something today

Awesome video. You rock! 🪨

Absoutely fascinating!!!

Ever used Osage Orange?

thanks for the video, interesting information. wish we could have gotten a closer look though. i wanted to see some up close examples so i could learn what to look for :)

It's good to find people who have the same interest. I have what I think is a stone axe, but I am skeptical about the era in which it was made because the rock was perfectly cut and shaped to create a perfect geometric shape. It is also confusing that it is precisely dyed in different colors. Is there a way to show it to you to determine what it is?

Thank you for the information, not easy to find these things explained so clearly!

TH-cam should have contents like this only. I feel my brain is rotting these days.

Thanks. Well detailed

Indiana Thick pottery had shells broken up and mixed in. Found alot along numerous rivers where villages were. The rims are rounded on some have holes in it,I assume for ropes to hang them over fires.

Just perfect, thank you very much Dr.Connie

Thank you for a very informative video

He’s got hoes from different area codes.

“This incisor is well known as a woodworking tool among the beaver community…” That got me. 😂

Thanks. May we see you making something using a replica?