Arrowheads. We are in em!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2024
- Digging artifacts on the river again with friends and family. Arrowheads popping out everywhere! This site is getting good and can’t wait to see what comes out.
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Beautiful points!! Even the broken ones.
Agree. The broken ones tell a story. The perfect ones are just simply beautiful!
Great day brother, awesome saves and thanks for sharing
Yes sir, much thanks my man!
Wow great finds!!!
Thank you! We are getting into them. Can’t wait to see what’s to come from this place.
Fun day! Some of the small points are most likely fishing and bird arrows. Beautiful tools!
Got that right! Actual arrow heads. Thanks and thanks for watching
Ready for a break in the weekend rains 🌧 !!! We gotta get back out there ASAP !!
You ain’t joking! I’m itching like you wouldn’t believe
Awesome points!
Appreciate ya brother!
I think you said comment as you like so today. I'll comment on ants the red biting stinging kind that I've been forced to make piece with.heres how wash your hands real good just water no scent now get some dry bread and crumble it up real good in your hands and intentionally sprinkle it on the pile.unless you dig right into thier nest or hill they will never sting you agian you can now stand barefoot in thier area they will crawl up a few inches but will turn around and go back down.ive been using this method for over five years give them about a day after feeding them for the colony to learn your scent .nice finds guys!
Very interesting and informal method! Thanks for the comment.
@@SharkWaterOutdoors all I can say is it works try it you'll be amazed I dont want you looters getting stung just kidding!
@@danielcline7413 😂😂 thanks for that! Lol
As an archaeologist, seeing looting like this hurts. I started hunting as a kid in plowed fields so I know the love of the find, but as an archaeologist I know what harm looting does to prehistoric sites. It just takes one site to rewrite history, this might have been the site now destroyed. In addition, when you dig there is always the chance to hit burials which is illegal. I hope at least you have permission to dig and this is on private property or else what you are doing is illegal. If you are going to do this, let me recommend AT LEAST you keep documentation of location for these pieces. Personally, find depth would also be recommended. GPS coordinate on your paperwork for find location. Get the kid involved in a local archaeological group and teach good skills, not looting.
Thanks for the input. Looting? We know what we are doing. Private property so we have the choice to do it as we please. All our places are private as to not be trespassing. Which is a bigger issue than “looting”. We know where/when/how/what we are finding. All archeologists wanna do is come in on a place that someone else found and act like they know it all. Thanks for watching but you do it your way on your places and we will do it ours.
@@SharkWaterOutdoors Actually the majority of archaeologists believe in letting sites be and not disturbing them. Most archaeology in the United States is cultural resource management which is performed under a necessity when sites are likely to be disturbed or destroyed. We typically don't just go in to dig stuff up for the fun of it or history. The entire principle of archaeology is preservation and better historical understanding. If we 'knew it all' we wouldn't be performing 'archaeology' in the first place. Looting is predominately defined as the undocumented removal of antiquities from their context with out proper scientific documentation. What you are doing is 'looting'. Even with gps documentation so much context is still lost after digging. Most archaeologists will attend YEARS in school just laying the foundation for preservation and then spend years in the field perfecting their scientific abilities to do the job properly. Trust me, just based on your irrational digging, you don't know what you are doing. There is NO resemblance of anything scientific about what you do. I think getting your boy involved in the excitement and wonder of history is awesome. I've been involved with plenty of kid groups doing just that and believe we need to bridge the gap between society and academics to better preserve our past. I started in archaeology at 8 years of age, and had that archaeologist not taken me under wing, I wouldn't be here today protecting national heritage and history. I'm not here to be that academic a**h***. I'm here to try to reason some sense into your hobby. More of a pleading if you will, please don't dig. That history isn't yours. It's everyone's, especially the Indigenous peoples you are stealing this history from. Again, if you plan to loot please document as much as possible. Keep files on artifacts including gps coordinates. Consider the fact you can and may run into Indigenous burials and this is illegal and completely disrespectful, a terrible thing to teach a child. Finally, get your child involved properly by joining a local archaeological group. Many of these have annual field days where people from the group and community are invited to be involved with real archaeological digging and the scientific process. That is the best thing you can teach your child.
@breccamerie1 couldn’t have said it better. Thank you for your educational response. Legally, there is nothing wrong with what we are doing here on “private” property. I’ll take into consideration what you said. Glad you take your work as serious as it sounds. Enjoy the rest of your day and I will make sure to document to the best of my abilities.