Thanks so much! You should find some real good ancient artifacts in the Carolina's. These dishwasher screens are on amazon. They are perfect to find metal detecting targets...and one will last you forever. The green one I am using in the most recent arrowhead videos i got on amazon. It is perfect. I like it much better than this brown one.
I really enjoy watching you treasure hunting. I'm an asthmatic and not physically able to do this. I look forward everyday to watching, whether it's digging bottles, marbles, or artifacts. Keep them coming. 🥰
Thank you rocks for all the tips I feel very lucky I work with a older gentleman at work and he have been collecting Arrowhead s for almost 50 years he just retired and he says to me I want you to have this map I made of the local river I couldn't believe my eyes it's all the places where he has been finding Arrowhead axes and tools the last 50 years and he said ohhh there is so much more to find I am just happy to give it to a guy that will take up where I stopped I seen his collection and he have hundreds and hundreds of point ,knives , pottery you name it I just can't wait to the water levels go down
Rocks, this is an awesome example of a normal day's hunt. You found a very nice blade, celt, and scraper...surprising for such a high-water day. Very good advice! Take care!😊💖
Rad videos. Dig that jet Kayak!! Thank you for your honesty and advice, I've learned more from you in 5 videos than all the forums on the web You the man, happy hunting!!
Thanks Rocks! I've never hunted the river before. Very interesting to watch. I'm sure I could use similar methods to sift ditches I hunt. Appreciate the details 👍
Thanks for all the pointers, I love the live digging also. When I get up in the morning I watch your video first thing. I swear i'm going to get out and apply some of knowledge this year.
Professor Rocks. Man, Thank you so much for the tips, tricks and knowledge. I can't wait to go out again and try em. Where I go has been shutdown so I can't go. But it's ok when we have your videos. Thanks again.
Awesome stuff brother thanks for sharing your knowledge and finds hope the younger generation is soaking it up u cant buy the info you teach good stuff keep it up!!!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge brother. Nice bit of reality for folks. Treasure hunting of any kind is not easy !! Arrowhead hunting, metal detecting, dump digging all take a great deal of effort and hard work !! Thanks for keeping it real brother ! Squirrel Maniac in the house !! Nice finds. Later
Hey rocks thanks for taking us along good seeing squirrel man nice little soap nice video like I said it doesn’t matter what you fine it’s not the destination but the journey
So do you have the different stages of an arrow head being made. Like what the Indians what have started with a core then maybe if it became broke or they decided not to continue with the piece because there is imperfections or an issue just kind a like what their thought processes were as they were creating these items so I have a better idea of when I’m looking at stuff maybe it will help me understand what they were doing
Great video Rocks. Information is as good as gold. Those are the kind of Celt's that are found in Colorado. Hard stone is rare here. Hope all is well with you and yours brother. Happy hunting and God bless.
I really enjoy watching your videos. I’m from the Monroe County area and just started my arrow head collection a few months ago. Had some superb finds in Clarington. Really like squirrel man too! ❤️ Happy hunting!
@@rockscousteau did you ever look? I said left side of the screen but it's on the right side. I'm not bullshiting with you. I have years experience of this. I have 34 cases full of nice points. I'm not some kid just trying to chop your balls. Check it out bud. I'm for real
Here in west Texas it's much easier, I literally just look for a certain type of sandstone blocks and smashed clam shells litering the dirt and will end up finding all kinds of tools. I've literally just started looking 3 days ago and have found 3 arrowheads a spear tip and a bunch of stone age tools
I really want to learn where to look for arrowheads and artifacts! We have several large ground rocks with Native American grinding holes in them! There is a creek about 100yards from the grinding rocks! Should I look there? Thanks for the tips! HH🎧⛏
Hey Rocks. I've been finding A LOT of big chunks of what looks like obsidian in numerous dif creeks here in Southeast Ohio. I don't think its obsidian there's just too much of it. Any ideas of what else it may be? It's def not hematite and far too heavy and solid to be coal. Some pieces are purple thru the light, others are green and tanish brown.
Hey Rocks, whatever happened to that girl that hunted relics, she mentioned your name a few times. I think her name was Lena or Rena, something like that. I'd watch one of yours, then one of hers!!!
I dunno....Lots of people disappear here. Wonder what happened to that guy who took the metal sifter to the dumps? And Sifted marbles? I think he just quit and deleted his channel.....I was bummed out about that. A lot of people quit here I think because people are idiots towards them. I had a few guys in Kentucky threaten me....try to run me out of here early on......most people are really cool and nice....some people are psychos. I cannot be intimidated.....not by anyone. Multiple people have tried to do that to me here....multiple...all out of jealousy. Id say it was something like that......if the channel disappeared. Do you know what channel I mean the guy who sifted in dumps? I was really bummed to see that guy leave...I watched every one of his uplaods
Stay the way you are! Don't let some thugs try to intimidate you!! Stand your ground and take no bullshit, I mean ( NO BULLSHIT)!!!!! Keep up with the great videos, they're really cool! When I find my first ever arrowhead, I'll take all the advice I learned off your vids!!!
Another thing to remember is if they had an implement, blade, point, etc..that got damaged they likely would repurpose it instead of just throwing it down. And they would likley do it with the least amount of labor and time as possible. In other words it didnt always have to look perfect as long as it functioned.
Good morning Rocks, you don’t let high water stop you. You scanned those high banks! Who needs a gym,when you get a serious workout with digging, sifting, moving rocks etc. Like Einstein said,” knowledge is power”. Later..Joyce.ARROW*🎱 🇺🇸❤️
Hey all, please don't do this. The Archaeological Resource Protection Act allows collecting surface finds, but anything else is illegal and very serious. It's great that you're interested in history, but digging sites is really harmful to understanding the context of the artifacts. If you want to be a part of research, you can take GPS points when you find surface artifacts and share them with your local preservation agency. We're all on the same team here. : )
Do you get context out of river finds? They're washed away from their point of origin. Mostly useful for find numbers and types in general areas. But yes they should be recorded somewhere.
@@KingOfCornchips That's a good question. I'm no specialist in river work, but my first thought it would be extra bad if they were eroding out of the bank. In that case, the context would still be there, and letting someone know about it would be more important. Then again, even something recovered from the river out of context could say things about what's upstream.
@@hollis1996 I agree on the bank erosion yeah. Digging into the banks themselves is rather... amateur archaeology. I limit myself to surface finds and report what and where I find stuff. Unfortunately I doubt most artifact hunters care or understand a lot of the history of what they are finding. Or understand the importance of the location and context. (Not all obviously, some really knowledgeable guys and gals out there).
@@KingOfCornchips That's really the best we can ask for! Thank you for reporting the information. : ) I think it would be great to get people on community archaeology projects so they can see everything else you can learn from archaeology. It's a lot more than pretty artifacts, although that's a part of it, and what draws a lot of people into the profession.
I have to agree with Hollis. If you're using a shovel to dig out a fire pit, that is excavating an archaeological site and essentially destroying it. I'm super interested in prehistory and all this stuff too, but keep it within legal and ethical bounds please. You're literally erasing traces of history that could be recreated.
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Now THAT was an authentic surface arrowhead hunt! Museum quality points are rare that's why they mean so much when you find them. Enjoyed it!
Awesome video, love it
Thanks so much! You should find some real good ancient artifacts in the Carolina's. These dishwasher screens are on amazon. They are perfect to find metal detecting targets...and one will last you forever. The green one I am using in the most recent arrowhead videos i got on amazon. It is perfect. I like it much better than this brown one.
I really enjoy watching you treasure hunting. I'm an asthmatic and not physically able to do this. I look forward everyday to watching, whether it's digging bottles, marbles, or artifacts. Keep them coming. 🥰
Thank you rocks for all the tips
I feel very lucky I work with a older gentleman at work and he have been collecting Arrowhead s for almost 50 years he just retired and he says to me I want you to have this map I made of the local river I couldn't believe my eyes it's all the places where he has been finding Arrowhead axes and tools the last 50 years and he said ohhh there is so much more to find I am just happy to give it to a guy that will take up where I stopped I seen his collection and he have hundreds and hundreds of point ,knives , pottery you name it I just can't wait to the water levels go down
Treasure map!!letme see that🕵😷😷😷
@@stephenkessel1990 LOL
Rocks, this is an awesome example of a normal day's hunt. You found a very nice blade, celt, and scraper...surprising for such a high-water day. Very good advice! Take care!😊💖
Rad videos. Dig that jet Kayak!! Thank you for your honesty and advice, I've learned more from you in 5 videos than all the forums on the web You the man, happy hunting!!
For me as somebody on the mountain above you in pa. I have always enjoyed what you do. I learn from you. Thank you greatly.
Love Lil squirrel man
Thanks Rocks! I've never hunted the river before. Very interesting to watch. I'm sure I could use similar methods to sift ditches I hunt. Appreciate the details 👍
Thanks for all the pointers, I love the live digging also. When I get up in the morning I watch your video first thing. I swear i'm going to get out and apply some of knowledge this year.
Awesome love the non break down time its like being there im lookn that screen too man little celt is very cool cant wait for the next episode✌ltr
Hey, bro! Hope you're doing good!!!😊💖
Stephen Kessel -Good morning bro ‼️
@@willfo8358👍
Hey rock cool vids love em keep em coming gonna apply some or your tips to my hunts thanks!!
Thank you for passing on your knowledge to inspire the next generation of hunters.💖💖💯👍🇺🇸🙋♀️✌
always fun to watch and learn
Thanks for the technique. Great effort sifting.
Professor Rocks. Man, Thank you so much for the tips, tricks and knowledge. I can't wait to go out again and try em. Where I go has been shutdown so I can't go. But it's ok when we have your videos. Thanks again.
Love your squirrel♥♥♥and your rocks am learning a lot
Great info. Clear, concise and good technique. And some time with El Chapo. Thanks, Rocks.
Awesome stuff brother thanks for sharing your knowledge and finds hope the younger generation is soaking it up u cant buy the info you teach good stuff keep it up!!!
Good morning 🌞☀️ Rocks ‼️ Another good day hunting ‼️
Squirrel Man is always cool 😎‼️
Thanks for sharing your knowledge brother. Nice bit of reality for folks. Treasure hunting of any kind is not easy !! Arrowhead hunting, metal detecting, dump digging all take a great deal of effort and hard work !! Thanks for keeping it real brother ! Squirrel Maniac in the house !! Nice finds. Later
Thank you for the tips.
Squirrel Man all wound up and wantin’ to do some rasselin! Fun video Rocks!!
Bro I've started sifting and what a game changer it is
Yea I find something 100% of the time if I stay 2 hours. I went out earlier and found a knife...and just came home. I am just watching tv al day...lol
@@rockscousteau yeah man same here. 🤘
Hey rocks thanks for taking us along good seeing squirrel man nice little soap nice video like I said it doesn’t matter what you fine it’s not the destination but the journey
Excellent instructional video🤙😎. Very good quality video. Stay safe, remain healthy brother. Thanks for sharing. See you again soon.
great information
Great video, thanks for never disappointing. Ya aught to name that squirrel Chert.
So do you have the different stages of an arrow head being made. Like what the Indians what have started with a core then maybe if it became broke or they decided not to continue with the piece because there is imperfections or an issue just kind a like what their thought processes were as they were creating these items so I have a better idea of when I’m looking at stuff maybe it will help me understand what they were doing
You can find lots of tutorials here on TH-cam on how flint knapping is done to make arrowheads, if you want.
thanks for the instruction
Great video Rocks. Information is as good as gold. Those are the kind of Celt's that are found in Colorado. Hard stone is rare here. Hope all is well with you and yours brother. Happy hunting and God bless.
Nice video Rocks stay safe
I really enjoy watching your videos. I’m from the Monroe County area and just started my arrow head collection a few months ago. Had some superb finds in Clarington. Really like squirrel man too! ❤️ Happy hunting!
Thanks 👍 Another Video Tonight
@@rockscousteau you missed a nice big point with tip damage at 4:43. Check it out
@@anthonybailey9570 na...I didnt man
@@rockscousteau well I can tell you didn't look. Trust me you did. It's on the left side of the screen. Almost the same color of the dirt
@@rockscousteau did you ever look? I said left side of the screen but it's on the right side. I'm not bullshiting with you. I have years experience of this. I have 34 cases full of nice points. I'm not some kid just trying to chop your balls. Check it out bud. I'm for real
Here in west Texas it's much easier, I literally just look for a certain type of sandstone blocks and smashed clam shells litering the dirt and will end up finding all kinds of tools. I've literally just started looking 3 days ago and have found 3 arrowheads a spear tip and a bunch of stone age tools
What is firerock?
Hi mang, good morning Squirl, happy diggigan.
I am trying to learn as much as I can from you please tell me what fire rocks are and how do you recognize flakes, do you creek walk in Pa.?
I really want to learn where to look for arrowheads and artifacts! We have several large ground rocks with Native American grinding holes in them! There is a creek about 100yards from the grinding rocks! Should I look there? Thanks for the tips! HH🎧⛏
Hey Rocks. I've been finding A LOT of big chunks of what looks like obsidian in numerous dif creeks here in Southeast Ohio. I don't think its obsidian there's just too much of it. Any ideas of what else it may be? It's def not hematite and far too heavy and solid to be coal. Some pieces are purple thru the light, others are green and tanish brown.
Me and my 5 year old son watch all your videos and was wondering where to get a sifter like you use
Where is best place to get started with all of this?
What do you do with all of these findings?
Hey Rocks, whatever happened to that girl that hunted relics, she mentioned your name a few times. I think her name was Lena or Rena, something like that. I'd watch one of yours, then one of hers!!!
I dunno....Lots of people disappear here. Wonder what happened to that guy who took the metal sifter to the dumps? And Sifted marbles? I think he just quit and deleted his channel.....I was bummed out about that. A lot of people quit here I think because people are idiots towards them. I had a few guys in Kentucky threaten me....try to run me out of here early on......most people are really cool and nice....some people are psychos.
I cannot be intimidated.....not by anyone. Multiple people have tried to do that to me here....multiple...all out of jealousy. Id say it was something like that......if the channel disappeared.
Do you know what channel I mean the guy who sifted in dumps? I was really bummed to see that guy leave...I watched every one of his uplaods
Stay the way you are! Don't let some thugs try to intimidate you!! Stand your ground and take no bullshit, I mean ( NO BULLSHIT)!!!!! Keep up with the great videos, they're really cool! When I find my first ever arrowhead, I'll take all the advice I learned off your vids!!!
Can you find stuff like that in Minnesota?
Hey buddy just a suggestion me and kiddo just used two different size Poole noodles and screen and build a floating sifter bro works great
What's with all the ropes all over the banks?
At 17:34 I hope you seen that snake in that Bush by the water
Another thing to remember is if they had an implement, blade, point, etc..that got damaged they likely would repurpose it instead of just throwing it down. And they would likley do it with the least amount of labor and time as possible. In other words it didnt always have to look perfect as long as it functioned.
Good morning Rocks, you don’t let high water stop you. You scanned those high banks! Who needs a gym,when you get a serious workout with digging, sifting, moving rocks etc. Like Einstein said,” knowledge is power”. Later..Joyce.ARROW*🎱 🇺🇸❤️
hard to find a point every time still had fun watching. thanks
I usually can if I can sift all day long. But with the water this high....the chances are cut in half.
Pretty sure I seen a buzzard roost
You could use to get some "tips" on how to find arrow heads, you do OKAY but you could use some help doing it right.
Hey all, please don't do this. The Archaeological Resource Protection Act allows collecting surface finds, but anything else is illegal and very serious. It's great that you're interested in history, but digging sites is really harmful to understanding the context of the artifacts. If you want to be a part of research, you can take GPS points when you find surface artifacts and share them with your local preservation agency. We're all on the same team here. : )
Do you get context out of river finds? They're washed away from their point of origin. Mostly useful for find numbers and types in general areas. But yes they should be recorded somewhere.
@@KingOfCornchips That's a good question. I'm no specialist in river work, but my first thought it would be extra bad if they were eroding out of the bank. In that case, the context would still be there, and letting someone know about it would be more important. Then again, even something recovered from the river out of context could say things about what's upstream.
@@hollis1996 I agree on the bank erosion yeah. Digging into the banks themselves is rather... amateur archaeology. I limit myself to surface finds and report what and where I find stuff. Unfortunately I doubt most artifact hunters care or understand a lot of the history of what they are finding. Or understand the importance of the location and context. (Not all obviously, some really knowledgeable guys and gals out there).
@@KingOfCornchips That's really the best we can ask for! Thank you for reporting the information. : )
I think it would be great to get people on community archaeology projects so they can see everything else you can learn from archaeology. It's a lot more than pretty artifacts, although that's a part of it, and what draws a lot of people into the profession.
I have to agree with Hollis. If you're using a shovel to dig out a fire pit, that is excavating an archaeological site and essentially destroying it. I'm super interested in prehistory and all this stuff too, but keep it within legal and ethical bounds please. You're literally erasing traces of history that could be recreated.
It's not good to keep a squirrel inside. It can easily kill it.
What is fire rock?
The red cracked up rock....heated up by indians....I talk about it alot in other videos on here.