Yes I would also say that this is a tibia bone (4:55) 👍🏻 I found a similar looking partial cervical vertebra two years ago (8:21) with just the vertebra body 🙃 I think this is a piece of scapula (16:15) 🤔 Awesome video with gorgeous drone shots and nice fossils, buddy 🤠⛏️
Hi mate, greetings from North Norfolk, those were great finds! The large black crumbly lump is commonly known as a "Dogger log" and is actually from a Mesolithic peat deposit and dates from around 10,000 to 12,000 years old, Although this may sound destructive, it's worth breaking it up carefully as it's the material that the famous barbed antler harpoon point was found in, during the early part of the last century. That particular harpoon point was dredged up by fisherman off the coast of Lowestoft and led to the realisation that there was a lost land where the North sea is now. Of course we now know this to be "Doggerland" which once connected us to Europe. (But then you already knew that)!!
Hi there, your videos are great bud! Iv'e never had much luck when Iv'e gone fossil hunting, but seeing these makes you realise they are out there and to keep trying. I think my best bet would be to go with someone that knows the area.
@@Treasurehunter11001not sure you would remember me ive been in a long time but things are ok here the pandemic has taken its tole on us ppl leaving here for better jobs n life.not much going on here now the town looks ratty as hell
@@Treasurehunter11001 they have for sure but everyone has or is struggling with things man sounds like you all are in bad shape also mate.hope your folks are doing ok.
@@Treasurehunter11001 I’m probably not the best person to ask because I love a bit of dramatic music, the Mrs moans when I play dramatic soundtracks in the car 🤣🤣 Was a great video as alway and the music went well with the drone footage 💪😉
@@Treasurehunter11001 haha yeh I think I noticed 💪😜 We will be coming over to the north isle in the summer and will be heading towards Yorkshire. Would be good if we could meet up for a hunt 💪😉
That would be awesome ironically I am there right now leaving tomorrow work on Tuesday , I do try and avoid people in general lol but yeah if I am not working could be good. I didn't find much I think all the beaches have been heavily picked over especially by those yorkshire fossil brothers and everyone on TH-cam, I managed to get a few little bits should be able to get three videos out of it just made one
Hi Ethan it did leave a brown line on a piece of paper but after a few hours of drying out it all started popping and breaking into tiny pieces , was I supposed to do something to stop this happening , I guess it was low quality
@@Treasurehunter11001 hi, if the area you were hunting wasn’t the same age as the Yorkshire area this means that the jet may not be as old and is less mineralised. You didn’t do anything wrong, the jet I pick up at Whitby I don’t treat it with anything. Just a shame I guess 🤷♂️
Yes I would also say that this is a tibia bone (4:55) 👍🏻 I found a similar looking partial cervical vertebra two years ago (8:21) with just the vertebra body 🙃 I think this is a piece of scapula (16:15) 🤔
Awesome video with gorgeous drone shots and nice fossils, buddy 🤠⛏️
Thanks again for confirming the IDs and watching
Fantastic video! Really great finds
Thanks Liam
The drone shots look really professional! It's amazing how you can identify the fossils. I'd just look at it like "yea stone" :D.
Years of experience of looking at stones
My year 8 class loved the content. We enjoyed the dramatic music and guessing which rock you were going to pick up. We got quite good at it!
Hi mate, greetings from North Norfolk, those were great finds!
The large black crumbly lump is commonly known as a "Dogger log" and is actually from a Mesolithic peat deposit and dates from around 10,000 to 12,000 years old, Although this may sound destructive, it's worth breaking it up carefully as it's the material that the famous barbed antler harpoon point was found in, during the early part of the last century.
That particular harpoon point was dredged up by fisherman off the coast of Lowestoft and led to the realisation that there was a lost land where the North sea is now.
Of course we now know this to be "Doggerland" which once connected us to Europe.
(But then you already knew that)!!
Cracking video & soundtrack....super professional.. Ty
Thank you for watching Johanne
Hi there, your videos are great bud! Iv'e never had much luck when Iv'e gone fossil hunting, but seeing these makes you realise they are out there and to keep trying. I think my best bet would be to go with someone that knows the area.
Real professional Job Sir! Keep up the great work!
Thanks Sir another one coming soon 👍⛏
Amazing drone footage and fantastic finds.
Cheers Nigel
Another work of art video from my bother across the pond.....glad your still safe n getting out on the beach awesome ✌@ltr.
Thanks Stephen pleased to hear from you , doing ok here hows things over in WV?
@@Treasurehunter11001not sure you would remember me ive been in a long time but things are ok here the pandemic has taken its tole on us ppl leaving here for better jobs n life.not much going on here now the town looks ratty as hell
Sounds like things have been rough there brother
@@Treasurehunter11001 they have for sure but everyone has or is struggling with things man sounds like you all are in bad shape also mate.hope your folks are doing ok.
Fascinating video,nice pieces of mammoth 🦣 and that huge 🪵.lovely echinoid and Jet wow 🤩
Thanks for watching David a real nice selection of finds all uncovered by our changing tides
Nice video. The beach with the beach huts on. Is that trimingham beach?
Excellent stuff mate and well d0one for putting up with the crappy weather.
Yeah the weather did get kind of savage Andy less competition in those conditions lol
@@Treasurehunter11001 Amen to that!
Nice bone mate loved the video well done.
Thanks for watching Colin
Great stuff keep them coming.
Thanks for watching Tony
Ya got a beautiful place there buddy 👍 love the finds🏹
Thankyou yes it is a real nice area to be in
That’s some huge bits of bone 💪
Great video, that drone footage is gunna give me nightmares 🤣🤣
Do you think the music was too dramatic lol
@@Treasurehunter11001 I’m probably not the best person to ask because I love a bit of dramatic music, the Mrs moans when I play dramatic soundtracks in the car 🤣🤣
Was a great video as alway and the music went well with the drone footage 💪😉
🤣Yeah I love a bit of dramatic music too
@@Treasurehunter11001 haha yeh I think I noticed 💪😜
We will be coming over to the north isle in the summer and will be heading towards Yorkshire.
Would be good if we could meet up for a hunt 💪😉
That would be awesome ironically I am there right now leaving tomorrow work on Tuesday , I do try and avoid people in general lol but yeah if I am not working could be good. I didn't find much I think all the beaches have been heavily picked over especially by those yorkshire fossil brothers and everyone on TH-cam, I managed to get a few little bits should be able to get three videos out of it just made one
what a trip,congrats :-)
Thanks Tom , pleased with those finds
What was your soundtrack music please?
The song at the beginning is called Destiny Rising by FormantX,
Nice video
Thankyou
Great.
Thanks Ray
Need to scoure the jet and see if it’s brown.
Hi Ethan it did leave a brown line on a piece of paper but after a few hours of drying out it all started popping and breaking into tiny pieces , was I supposed to do something to stop this happening , I guess it was low quality
@@Treasurehunter11001 hi, if the area you were hunting wasn’t the same age as the Yorkshire area this means that the jet may not be as old and is less mineralised. You didn’t do anything wrong, the jet I pick up at Whitby I don’t treat it with anything. Just a shame I guess 🤷♂️
That would explain it , probably a lot younger than the Whitby jet
@@Treasurehunter11001 definitely a possibility 👍