Arrowhead hunting TN - Just laying out in the open! From drills to bullets and Eva's to Elora's
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- This group of finds was found in the early part of the fall of '22. The summer was slow going, but it finally started picking up! All of these were found generally in the middle TN area. Some east, some west, some from southern middle TN. Wherever the conditions are right is where I'm headed! Hope you enjoy the finds and please, like and subscribe! Feel free to comment below as well to give your thoughts on any of the artifacts.
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Thanks for the relaxing walk by the waters. Always enjoy seeing the fruit of YOUR labor!
Thanks for coming back to check it out! I’ll soon be needing to come have a relaxing walk by the waters down your way!
@@Points365 Come on down! Still warm here!
Awesome finds thanks for sharing and keep on rocking we'll keep on watching 👀
Thanks man! I’m glad to share and glad you enjoyed. Thanks for checking it out!
More awesome artifacts my friend! Congrats, well done as always! Glad to see you back with more! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks buddy! It’s always good to be back with a new round of finds. I’m actually behind by about 3 months worth of finds. As you could probably tell, these videos were made when it was still warm out. I’ve got some dandy’s up for the next few videos to be released! Thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds!
Smokers as usual. Always impressed. Keep it up
Thanks buddy! I appreciate you always taking the time to watch and comment. Best of luck out there to you!
Your beautiful photography and presentation honors the very talented men who created these stone works of art, which to them were perhaps merely tools. But you have to imagine their sense of pride when they held these points in their hands thousands of years ago, probably just like you do.
I know one thing… if I had the skill and talent to create works of art like these artifacts, I’d for sure have to admire my work on a regular basis! Unfortunately it’s beyond my capabilities, but fortunately I’m able to admire their handiwork instead! Thanks as always buddy!
Smoker alerts! Man you killed it again. Congratulations
Haha thanks man! I somehow managed to scrape together enough artifacts to piece together a decent video. Glad you enjoyed and I appreciate you checking it out!
A great show as always 😀
Thanks man! I appreciate you coming back to check out the new round of finds!
@@Points365 always enjoy the great finds👍👍👍
As always your finds are some of the best quality out there ,thanks fir sharing and happy hunting
Thanks buddy! As always, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. I’m still waiting to run into you out there one day! I’ll stop by and holler if I see you!
Great video
Thanks buddy, I appreciate you checking it out!
I just finished watching all 57 of your videos. It was close to 14 hours total. That was some of my best hours spent. I honor and envy you my friend
Haha wow, thank you! I don’t know of anyone that’s made a marathon out of my videos. You were probably ready to bust out of the door and find something after all of that I imagine! I really had no idea I had 57 videos either. Seems like just yesterday I posted my first one! Did you have a favorite artifact by any chance? I know… you probably can’t pick. it’s like picking a favorite child! Haha But man, I really do appreciate the time spent watching and am so glad you enjoyed and feel like it wasn’t time wasted. Thanks for commenting and telling me that as well. Now I know it can be done! Haha I have another video coming out this Thursday afternoon. Hope you can check it out as well. Take care buddy!
Some more sweet finds.
Thanks man, I appreciate you coming back to check out the new round of finds!
Always look forward to your videos, great finds 👍🏹
Thanks buddy I really do appreciate it, and thank you for always taking the time to check it out!
Amazing points, and , that was one odd nutting stone!!!
Thanks man! Nutting stone or anvil stone…. It’s surely one of the two. Ive found a number of them that look just like that. Probably 20 in total so far. Real rough looking and made of the same material. Thanks for checking it out!
Merry Christmas 🎄, no kidding that many looking like that, huh. I have found 6 or so, non typical that I found in the same creek, pecked out kind of football shape, my latest finds were a game ball and a camel tooth, was not expecting the tooth, I live 10 miles from lake Erie , good luck out there, oh of course you always do! Well that you show us ! Lol
Awesome saves, man !! 💥
Always a good show 👌, Later ✌ 🍀
Thanks buddy! I appreciate you coming back to check out the new round of finds. Best of luck out there to ya man!
Awesome points 👍👍👍
Thanks C! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
@@Points365 You're welcome 👍👍
Always look forward to your videos! Awesome!
Thanks buddy I really appreciate that. I equally enjoy being able to share them. Especially with one of my regular, long time viewers!
Very good as always my friend. Keep it up ✌️🤎🍄
Thank you as always! I appreciate you coming back to check out the new finds!
Solid video as always buddy! That 3 ring bullet was a cool find. Shame on the big broken bi-polar anvil stone at the end. That’s got some serious work surface to it. Love the Eva and monster point at the end too
Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy watching. Beautiful finds.
Thanks man, I really appreciate you taking the time to check it out!
Great area and quite a few great points and relics!
Thanks buddy, I always appreciate you taking the time to check out the new finds!
Your finds have lit a fire within me and generate daydreams of the world as it was when those that created these stone masterpieces roamed the hills and waterways where you now find their tools. I did a little research and discovered that prehistoric tools have been found in Tennessee at a mastadon kill/butchering site. It was a paleo site, but I don't know how long the mastadons lived on in Tennessee. There were camels and giant bison as well. Some of those very fine points you find may have been aimed at rather exotic game by today's standards. May thoughts of giant mammals further inspire you in your search for those ancient tools. Thank you for sharing them with us.
Admiring and finding crafted artifacts from a time long gone does make a person wonder about those times and the world they lived in. Pulling a beautiful spear point from a pile of dirt that was pushed back by a bulldozer to make way for a parking garage in town really gets your mind thinking. This place we know today would be totally unrecognizable. Not that progress is a bad thing, but it still saddens me to think how pure this land once was. It also saddens me how much history is covered up by asphalt and whatnot, never to be seen again. People that try to recover and save those artifacts are usually run off like they are doing something wrong. They would rather see it be buried under a Walmart than be recovered and shared. It’s a shame. Sorry, didn’t mean to take that down a depressing path! Thank you though buddy, I appreciate the thoughtful comment!
@@Points365 You are so right. I guess what it comes down to is that we can't stop time and we can't go back in time. Those of us who are inclined to look back in time are destined to disappear like the dinosaurs. Perhaps that is why these thoughts make me sad. We still need to come up with a way to allow your magnificent Tennessee points a life that extends past yours.
Killer recoveries my friend
Thanks man, I always appreciate you checking it out!
I always look forward to seeing your finds.. hoping I get to go Sunday (weather permitting)
With all the rain we’ve had around here lately, it should be ripe for the pickings!
Hoooo Boy! Coming soon to a "garage night" near me!
Haha yeahhhh heahhhh! I made sure to release this vid on a Thursday for my boys! Nothing in this vid prob knocked your socks off, but I’ve got some pretty neat finds coming up in the next few vids!
Man you are stuck in a time warp those are awesome another example of a Kirk snapped base congratulations 🔥
Whatever I’m stuck in, it’s fine with me! Haha But yeah that kirk was a dandy. I find a lot of kirks around these parts, not usually as nice as that one though. Thanks for coming back to check out the new finds!
Nice finds my friend. Killers as always. If you didn't like that drill just send it down here. Lol, just kidding,
Thanks man! Man my drill case is getting a little full.. you can be my designated overflow! Haha
Lol, works for me.
Always a pleasure watching your videos you never let us down. God bless
Thanks buddy! I appreciate that and thank you for taking the time to check it out!
Awesome ! You
Live in an incredible area for
History !
Always enjoy your
Videos !
Thanks man! In the right spots they are seemingly everywhere. Then some spots seem to be a total dead zone. I wish we could see into the past at what made some areas so much more desirable than others. Thanks again for coming back to check out the new round of finds!
Wow another nice group of finds.congrats,nice drill and assortment of stemmed point types,nice Nutting stones as welI I think the broken stone may have been a Nutting stone also. Enjoy the holidays and happy hunting. 😊
Thanks man I appreciate it! The broken stone I think is for sure a nutting stone or anvil stone, with the back side being a grinding stone. It’s a shame it’s broken in half, but that’s how it goes! I appreciate you checking it out buddy and have a good Christmas!
Awesome video!! With amazing finds . The drill was very nice and that crazy needle tip one was sweet also. Merry Christmas to you and yours and all the best in the New Year!! Happy hunting.
Thanks as always Norma! I appreciate the well wishes over the Christmas and new year, and wish the same to you! Thanks as always for watching!
Another amazing video! I always enjoy watching your hunts ! Keep ‘em coming!👍🏻🇺🇸
Thanks man I appreciate that! I also appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Makes sharing these videos rewarding knowing it’s enjoyed by people like you!
Nice find as usual keep up the good work man
Finds
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!
Nice Eva there! U gonna catch a serious gash one day barefoot,b careful
Thanks man! It always blows me away when they are just laying out in the open like that! I’ve gotten a few cuts over the years.. mainly from my foot slipping across a sharp flake. Going barefoot makes me watch where I step even harder, which in turn I feel like makes me spot more hard to find artifacts! I had to bust out the ol boots once November hit. It always takes a while getting used to that! Haha thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds man!
Boy o Boy, what a smorgasbord of artifacts. Glad to see you finding again. Keep up the good work.
Thanks man! I found all of these finds about 2-3 months ago… I’m just slow at making videos. Haha I’ve got a back log of some real dandy’s I need to hurry up and share, I’ve got to release them in the order I found them though. My ocd wouldn’t have it any other way! Hah Any good shows up your was anytime soon?
@@Points365 I heard THAT on the OCD haha. Haven’t heard of a good show in KY anytime soon. If you hear of a good show down your way let me know. I’m ready for a road trip.
Awesome finds!!!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!
Absolutely stunning finds. That drill is incredible…I could go on and on but words don’t do them justice. Thanks for taking us along. Warm wishes 🙂
Thank you! I couldn’t get over how little that drill was. Seems like the slightest bit of pressure would snap it. Maybe it was used to perforate leather or something? You know…. For their shoelaces and stuff!😂 But agreed, words really don’t do them justice. I appreciate you taking the time to check it out and comment!
That is some great looking stuff, you have some great spots!! Always enjoy your videos, Good luck to you!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it! You know how it is out there… footprints everywhere you go. I’ve got to search high and low for what I do find!
Many beautiful artifacts brother! I’ll bet you’ve got an awesome collection at this point! We found a beautiful pine tree today! Enjoyed watching 👍👍👍
Thanks buddy! But man congrats on the pine tree. Those are some old and beautiful points! Have you posted that find yet?
@@Points365 yes! And I found another one today along with several others. Uploading that video now👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing your finds! Great videos! Awesome recoveries!
Thanks so much! I’m glad to share and appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
Great video brother! I’m not sure how I missed it. Your playing with fire being barefoot 🦶 but still I dig the connection. Also I noticed a barefoot sum b on one of my sites this year. 🤔 haha nah alls fair in love and war. The drill and snap base were incredible finds tho… hell they all were. What would you call the beauty at the end? I’d say it’s one stellar classic Eva. Congratulations again 🎉 and I can’t wait till the next one. ✌🏻
Thanks man! But I hear ya on the barefoot.. when it’s warm I’m all over it though. I like to feel em under my feet before they get broke! Haha But man… there’s no way in HELL I’d go barefoot out there where you’re at! I’m not that crazy. I’m calling that last one an Eva as well. It was my immediate thought, so I went with that. But dude, I’ve got so many pieces backlogged to get put into some vids. I need to send you a couple vids to give you a sneak peak of some of em!
I've never found an arrow head, but I'd really like to. awesome amazing finds as usual.
Hey Rob. I grantee if you have the passion and interest in rock hunting. That's the most important part. Research possible areas of habitation along with any state or federal laws pertaining to collecting artifacts. Local town folks with knowledge or experience goes a long way as does knowing dirt work contractors for access to cleared land. Chances are good native Americans had camps if not full blown settlements close by you.
Where do you live? Quick search for local Indian tribes can get you on your way.
Warning you in advance. Once it gets under the skin it's a hard habit to quit. I'm almost positive my wife would rather I just had a drug problem. Cause drugs are easy to kick...arrowhead hunting....not so mu
Thanks man! Like Rusty said, chances are there were probably camps near you wherever you’re at. I tend to follow the water. They depended on it for survival. Not only that, but over time artifacts tend to find their way back into creeks etc. due to the natural process of erosion and whatnot. Just keep your eyes peeled.. one day one will just pop out and reveal itself!
Ya really rub it in don't ya. I been riding the struggle bus lately. Broke pooters from miles of mud pits has provoked serious contemplation of hanging it up and selling the farm. Maybe start stamp collecting or......worse! spending time with the wife.
Happy for you bro. I'm off to cry for a few day's and hold my paleo case. 😭
You sound about as dramatic as me! 😂 I’m constantly joking about hanging up my mud boots for good after going a day with nothing to show for it! Haha I got such a great mental pic of a grown man clutching his paleo case, sitting on the floor of his shop crying, tears running down between the glass and felt of his case! 🤣 Hang on your the farm buddy, it’ll turn around for ya!! Haha
@@Points365 what really triggered a cascading waterfall of emotion. Was my buddy was getting skunked also. But just as we pulled are kayaks towards home he reached down beside me and like a real asshole pulled a beautiful Graham cave. A real friend or at least a thoughtful person who knew my thinly holding pride was damaged. Would of spared me my dignity and quietly placed it in his pocket but na he made me hold back my instinctual gut reaction towards sinful petty jealous remarks that were rightfully justified. To instead as a better person and friend......somewhat passive aggressively said. I'm really happy for you man.
Wow man! Those were all great finds! Even threw in a cool 3 ringer. Keep on finding them!
You know I love my projectiles… flint or lead, makes no difference to me! Haha I took my metal detector out to a place where I often found minie balls. Wound up digging up around 8 or so. I recorded it it thinking I might make a vid of it one day. That was like 5 years ago… still haven’t gotten around to it yet! Haha
nothing like barefoot walks along the lake!!
There’s nothing like that feeling on the first warm day of spring when you can finally kick the boots off and feel the world beneath your feet! Haha thanks for the comment and for taking the time to check it out!
You never cease to amaze. Another stunning group of artifacts. That drill with the huge base was really cool. Best of luck this winter.
Thanks again buddy. Seems like it’s getting harder and harder to find as many artifacts as i used to! That was an odd little drill though. I wonder what that thin little thing was used for… leather maybe? Thanks as always for checking it out man!
hey, brohammer. Save some them rocks for me, eh?
I mean… I can only shuffle my feet in the mud for so long! Gotta get it while the gettin’s good! Haha
@@Points365 I'm still hoping I can come visit in the Spring... I'm bringin' my kayak and my mud stompin' shoes.
fingers crossed
Whoa brother , what some stellar pieces ! Point after point , all killers , the snap base what some craftsmen ship , as always man awesome video. Thanks for sharing with us . Oh hey what was the dimples in that large rock in the water about ?
Thanks as always buddy! I appreciate you always taking the time to watch and comment. That rock with the dimples was an anvil stone. I find them quite often made of that same material. Usually the dimples are in rows and perfectly symmetrical. Sometimes they are just randomly spaced on every flat surface of the rock like this one. Just a random artifact I thought I’d throw into the mix!
Just amazing every time!! Shame on that metate :( did you still take it? I just found a nice blade today deer hunting and surface hunting my woods site thought it was a big flake, flipped it out it was a little sweet blade!! It’s starting to produce! Found two points deer hunting and didn’t see any deer!!!! Back to digging n sifting now…. Thanks
Thanks buddy! Heck yeah I still took the metate with me! When it’s turned the right way in the case, you can’t even tell it’s broke! Haha But dude that’s awesome having a surface find in the woods! I’ve never been able to do that. I wonder how old a piece would be, being found on the surface like that? I’ve heard of people finding artifacts on top of rocks out in the woods before. It’s crazy thinking of picking one up right where it was sat down 1000’s of years ago! I found a pickwick laying on a rock years ago. It was at the waters edge on a lake though. I always wondered if erosion somehow got it to its final resting place, or of that’s where it was left behind? If only the artifacts could speak!
Is that a bear footprint in the sand just b4 you pick up that Eva point……have ya noticed this?
Luckily, bears are rarely seen in these parts! I’m pretty sure that print was just the biggest raccoon ever. Judging by the size of its print, I could probably saddle up on its back and ride it off into the sunset hanging on for dear life! Haha
Drill @ 11 minute mark, ive found a few similar associated with pine tree sites/camps here mid state. What other kinda stuff have you found associated in your area there? Mulitple component site? Pine trees?
The spot I found that little drill isn’t a big producer for me. Over the years it’s spit out multiple dovetails, a couple lost lakes, 1 pine tree, 1 elk river, a broken beaver lake, broken Cumberland, and multiple little unifaced scrapers. That’s about all I can recall picking up there over the years. That little drill was the only one like it that I’ve found there.
Another great video Brother great finds thank you for the inspiration 👍 Hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas 🎄 and Happy new year looking forward to 2023 and more videos 👍
Thank buddy, I really appreciate that. This Christmas hasn’t been as hectic as years past, so it’s naturally going to be much more enjoyable! I hope the same for you and yours. Thanks again for coming back to check out the finds! I’ll have 1 more vid out before the end of the year. I’m about 3 months behind on releasing videos of artifacts I’ve found!
Sitting in Thomson GA waiting for my swap I wish there was a place around here to look I'm sure there is I will be getting up tomorrow morning and go first thing
It would sure make the time go by faster! I’ve got it made here lately.. I just go from Nashville to Knoxville and back every day. I can typically be back in 10 hours after it’s all said and done. I’ll take it!
@@Points365 I'm hauling a lot of Priority Mail I've been making 13 hours a day having to go a little past Augusta but I'm on my way back to NC Eastbound & Down haha
Great mix of points. Liked that snapped base Kirk. Do you come across any shell middens?I have just never seen any in your videos. When I was out in my area they were all over.
Thanks buddy! That snap base was a dandy. Looks like they made it then dropped it. But you know, I do see shells scattered quite often. As far as middens go. I see them every now and then. Some are large, some are small. I typically don’t find anything whole at or near middens. On the outskirts for sure, and some neat pieces of broken pottery. A lot of the older sites I hunt, I think the shells have long since deteriorated. It’s neat seeing them for sure! Thanks as always buddy!
Stellar finds as usual bro. The drill and that last one were 🔥 🔥! Congrats on those killer pulls. Rock on!! 💪
Thanks as always buddy! That little drill is pretty wild. Looks like it would break going through thick leather… maybe it was a toothpick! Haha
Upper East Tennessee here. TVA abounds. They bully anyone along the rivers.
"Just take a picture " , they say.
Any advice without hurting yourself?
Edit: I'm 60, medically retired Rx due to retina disease but God has preserved much more vision than expected.. the Dr's cried!
Going crazy after 6 yrs of no work.
Daniel Boone walked thru my property and d Crockett born about 40 miles away.
2 miles from Great Indian Warpath which headed north.
Dan'l started his Wilderness Trail 6 miles away on the Long Island of the Holston.
Stuff is everywhere and so is the gub'mint.
What do I do?
Man… I hear about peoples TVA woes often and am yet to have a negative encounter with them or TWRA. I’ve found my encounters to be quite friendly. I am of course respectful, honest, and just walking along with my walking stick obviously not out maliciously digging or anything. They usually enjoy seeing what I’ve found and wish me luck as we part. I’m sure the people they encounter in a particular area set the tone for how they deal with everyone. They can surely tell the difference between an innocent collector and one of the notorious crack heads that give our hobby a bad reputation.
I can appreciate your desire to explore with your remaining vision. My father is now legally blind due to macular degeneration. Your sight is one of those things that’s taken for granted until it’s in jeopardy. Hopefully my encounters are encouraging for you and don’t put you in an awkward situation if you do decide to get out exploring. You can always tell em you’re looking for fossils or lures! You’ll surely find some of those to show them if they decide to approach you!
@@Points365 awesome and inspiring answer! Yeah, we're pretty laid back around here. Your approach is sound.
Thanks so much! js
Anytime buddy! I read the autobiography on Crockett recently. It was an interesting read. The autobiography on Daniel Boone was another good read. The audiobooks for both are free to download via many apps and whatnot if reading isn’t as easy.
Always enjoy your hunts brother! Some of the best rock porn on the Tube! 😉♥
Thanks man I appreciate it! Glad you could come back to check out the new round of finds. The next video oughta really get you worked up as far as the artifacts go!
I like the silence of this video. Just show us the artifacts without commentary or drama.
Thanks man. I wish everyone shared our appreciation for the lack of useless commentary’s! Thanks for taking the time to check it out!
Hay man good job, glad to see you’re still on em. Great finds but
the last one in you’re video is spectacular. Your still at R. Star status brother lol ! Curious what you find next. Always enjoy your videos. Thanks
Haha thanks buddy! That’s what I love about getting out there hunting, not knowing what you might be coming home with. I’ve got some nice ones lined up for the next couple videos! I’ve got a backlog of artifacts found over the past few months that haven’t made it to video yet. I always appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
Umm my lung cancer is back. Is it possible that some how you could send me a point that would be good to wear as a necklace. I need the Warrior strength? It's ok if you can't I still watch every video and love them ✌️🤎🍄
I really hate to hear the news. I was hoping that was all behind you. I’d be glad to though. You live in Australia right? Message me at JMC4483@gmail.com with your info. I’ll get something to you asap!
It sure would be nice to get a little narrative with your video. Not going to give you any more views.
Sorry bud. I don’t really have any narrative to add. I don’t know my materials. I don’t know my artifact types. I don’t even like hearing myself talk. I let the sounds of nature play it’s beautiful sound as you watch artifacts being found, as if you’re there yourself.
Is that longer Pickwick made out Dover chert? Nice finds
Hey man, I know the material is kind of hard to see in this video with the lighting and whatnot. I’m not really sure what type of material it is, but I do know it’s not dover. That usually has a brindle look to it. I find quite a bit of that material, and it’s one of my favs! I’m not the best at id’ing material types though.. but dover is one I do know! Thanks for checking it out!