I’ve been looking for them for 40 years and not a minute wasted. No better way to get peace and thinking time out walking by yourself for hours. My kids also have the addiction, growing up I would take them camping to look for them. I’ve traveled the world enough and would much rather look for rocks..
I had the fever for 25 years. Hunted in rain, snow, extreme heat. Found some awesome artifacts, too. Not able anymore. My legs won't carry me where the sites are anymore. Really enjoy watching your creek hunts. Keep looking.
I’m new just got the fever , I’ve been out the whole month of February in maine , haha , hopefully I will get to enjoy 25 years of it … I like seeing comments like this where the creators video , give joy to someone that can no longer do it. .
"""Time you enjoy wasting is NOT wasted time.""" I found my first arrowhead at age 11 in Missouri. I have enjoyed the hobby all my life and always will. I am approaching 70 and still find it to be a wonderfully relaxing hobby. Always maintain the provenance of each artifact! The HUNT is everything and the joy of finding those perfect artifacts is tremendous! Keep on, keep on, and always try to obtain permission from the land owners!!!
I have to agree with everyone else. Zero time was wasted in these adventures. Stellar points as always! Love that second find filled with fossils. Also, I’d say those are flint Gouges with the scooped out bit contour. Good stuff man!!!
Looking for Arrowheads is not a waste of life I've been looking for Arrowheads since 1978 - 2022 And I've recently have found 3 on July 1, 2022 this past Friday at 11:00 AM here in South Georgia I'm addicted to Arrowheads Rocks and Gemstones ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ 👍🖐 😃 It's in my Blood ♥️👍😃
Who are we to say he wasted his life searching for arrowheads. Is it hindering your life or mine, I don’t think so. It doesn’t appear he’s worried about what we’re doing. Keep on doing what you enjoy doing Bruh.
Awesome finds! I also “waste” a lot of time the same way. It’s a great way to find peace & feel connected to the distant past. I need to start making videos, too. Thanks for sharing!
I've found lots of Native American artifacts around my yard and in my vicinity, too. My yard used to be a pond in another era. Also, I live a few blocks away from the Rio Grande in South Texas. 🐶
Awesome points, Well worth it. I as well "waste" many many hours, I just recently started taking photos of the point before I pick it up. Great Video. Thanks
I can remember my dad kick my bed on the weekends git up we would get in the truck with 22 & 12 guage go look 4 points & game , dad would spend hours bent over looking 4 stuff & was very successful. Best time of my teenage years. I found a charm stone still can't figure out what it was used 4 many points we found.
Great video buddy, wonderful finds too. I think you are filling your life with lots of pleasure. You saving history, your out in the great outdoors, your enjoying every find. That’s so much more then a lot of people. Love the video
The offest bit edge shows that those are adzes, otherwise the bit would be centered and would be a celt. The quality of material and flaking suggest it's likely Dalton related. Nice Midland or worn out Plainview
If you ever go to skinning a buffalo sized animal you will realize the value of a well made celt separates the hide without cutting it we here in Colorado call them fleshing axes!
I understood the caption as soon as I read it. It's a great time hunting but definitely discouraging after walking five miles and finding nothing but flakes. Good finds
Congratulations!! Your finds are beautiful! The workmanship is amazing! It is never wasted time for something you enjoy. If I had my way I would be out there twenty-four seven! But I have to be a little responsible . Lol
You found a real head honey hole there my friend .It's time to pitch the tent and waste a week! such amazing condition for those delicate points being on found on surface of a cobble & gravel bar. Interesting that so many different styles & most are made of same or simular material, nice adz/ celt pieces. i imagine these type tools were multi purpose for working wood, bone or even fleshing our marrow from split bones of larger critters. Love those creeks in the east and the variety of colorful materials that pop up.. I live out west in Great Basin/ Colorado Plateau area, with Obsidian being the main material found in many locations. It's a good day when i find something that isn't made of obsidian.
I am a geologist so I have been messing with rocks my whole life.......and I am 77! You found some very nice points in this video. Are you in Missouri? My understanding is that a celt is like a scraper for hides and an adze is for wood-working, but I could be wrong. But, an adze blade is in the center of the piece and a celt blade in on the "bottom" of the piece.
That edge ding would not have prevented the point from being used and may be original to the point. You find some nice points and tools in your honey holes ! Artifact hunting is never a waste of time !
Looking 45 years here in the mountains of NY and I have a handfull to show,at minute 10:00 you pic up a point,just to your right by the rock with the birdshit on it looks like another point.
I'm sure the title was meant to be funny but definitely not considered wasting your life... It's actually quite soothing and fulfilling. Amazing finds my friend. If you look closely a lot of points have human profiles carved into them on one side.
I guess that individuals that golf, or jog, or play basket ball or collect coins or bird watch or exercise and on and on and on are wasting their time ! So why is that? Is it immoral or irresponsible to find something relaxing or adventurous? A rewarding Life is balance between labor, relaxation and rest. Especially when relaxation and adventure includes family and friends. Never has anyone on their death bed ever said to themselves I wish I spent more time in the office or at work. We often take the most wonderful times in our lives for granted. I can not tell you how many friends and family I've taken fossil or arrow head hunting that they claimed it was one of the most memorable times in their lives. This is one treasure that I have shared for decades with this adventure and I find to be one of the most satisfying part of my life. These objects that collectors search diligently for have garnished museums, universities and research collections for centuries and I'm sure that their administrators and curators would find without a doubt that the individuals that salvaged these treasure never wasted their time. Most were recovered through hobby enthusiasts. Imagine thinking that your time is only a commodity valued in profit or endeavor. Remember this when your sitting with a loved one watching a sunset and then consider to value your time!
Just watching yoour collecting. Seems that your eye is attracted to lighter colour artifacts, you may be missing many of the darks or blacks. find that it is more rewarding looking for shapes. Great video you found more in that afternoon than Ifind in 3 months.
I love finding arrowheads one time I found an intact stone axe head it must have taken hundreds of hours to sculpt it. Best item I ever found, it was in a plowed cornfield we had stopped deer hunting to talk at the edge of a field I looked down and there it was, I asked the farmer if I could keep it and he said yes thank god
I've been walking Georgia fields and streams and gullies and ditches for more than fifty years in the search for artifacts but just today did I realize how much good it does me. I'm getting exercise walking everywhere,I'm regaining my balance walking in such rough terrain and my mental well being gets better Everytime I go looking. Should be recommended as a type of therapy for people in troubled marriages,young folks who look to be headed down the wrong road and maybe even those who have suicidal tendencies. Yes,I believe in it that much. But,I could be wrong. After all,I'm just basing my ideas on fifty-odd years of first hand experience!
Don't a adzs bevil down on one side and a celt got a strait bit and a round back I mean I don't know but I think that is how they are either way u find some dang nice points and the old style beautiful flaking we don't find stuff like that in NC are va I live on the line besafe Happy hunting find them all
Greetings from North Carolina I just discovered your channel very interesting material and some awesome Finds in the couple that I’ve watched so far… i’m curious as to what state you’re in? You just got a new sub
Great finds! Subbed. Your hunting grounds look identicle to the ones in my city/state. I suspect I know where you are at but I'll keep it under wraps. Happy hunting!
I deleted your other comment, please don't take offense. Many people that watch my channel would find your spot from that comment, and the last thing you want to do is shout out your spot on my channel, lol. Yesterday I wasn't even planning to hunt I was just running errands in the morning and I went across that bridge and it just looked too good so I went down there to take a look. Then you guys showed up and I ended up meeting you. Then later on when I got home I was going through the comments on my channel and I saw where you had told me you were going to that spot and invited me to come. It was just a pure 100% coincidence that I was at that spot I didn't even see that message until I got home. That kind of blew my mind. Anyway, it was nice to meet you and good luck out there.
@@LostinTimeYT yeah, that was so crazy! I had literally just discovered your channel and subbed and it was so funny that we went out to that spot and you were there! And I assumed you hadn't even seen my comment cus I had posted it so late at night the night before so I knew it was indeed a total coincidence! Wild. It was good to meet you too. And thanks for the comment deletion, no offense taken. I really don't mind though - I think that spot is fairly well known but yeah probably more people would show up. I used to have a metal detecting channel on youtube for a few years and I was never very careful with my filming and people would show up at my spots pretty regularly, lol. Anyway, we really have enjoyed watching all your videos and seeing your incredible finds. It's really encouraged me that if I keep at it I'll start finding better stuff. Never realized the potential of our general area until I saw your vids. Maybe we'll see you again. We've got 3 or 4 other spots we go to sometimes but where we met yesterday is our most regular spot. Usually go Sundays and sometimes saturdays. Happy hunting!
Look here, finding arrowheads is almost like finding gold only not as rare as gold. You are finding something that no one else is going to find, it’s yours, it has meaning, it has value and most of all it brings you a peaceful happy feeling that most things in life don’t. I can’t see where it’s wasted friend. Unless you just put that title up there for clicks and views in which case would be absolutely wrong to all your subscribers.
The difference between a silt and an ads is the silt bit is straight across equal on both sides the ads is dished and those are signs of woodworking tools ✝️✝️✝️👍
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I’ve been looking for them for 40 years and not a minute wasted. No better way to get peace and thinking time out walking by yourself for hours. My kids also have the addiction, growing up I would take them camping to look for them. I’ve traveled the world enough and would much rather look for rocks..
Amen to that👍
Another amen.
can you please make a vidra of your idaho arrowheads? alot of people would love to see them...
Idaho elk under I too and one would love to see your videos of your native American artifacts 😍✝️✝️✝️
I had the fever for 25 years. Hunted in rain, snow, extreme heat. Found some awesome artifacts, too. Not able anymore. My legs won't carry me where the sites are anymore. Really enjoy watching your creek hunts. Keep looking.
Anyone gonna show eachother the spots?
I’m new just got the fever , I’ve been out the whole month of February in maine , haha , hopefully I will get to enjoy 25 years of it … I like seeing comments like this where the creators video , give joy to someone that can no longer do it. .
Judging by the calluses on his hands he is a very hard working man who enjoys his off time finding history! Love the video!!
I’m an OR nurse….I have non-calloused hands, but I work pretty hard…washing your hands 50-60 times a day keeps calluses away…
Great title, but I would argue: "Time enjoyed is never wasted!" Congrats on some awesome finds.
It's constructive HAPPY time !!!
Nice sharing
Must be such SPIRITUAL feeling finding & actually holding these sacred tools.
It is my friend go for it. Spend a day on the riverbanks
It is…
"""Time you enjoy wasting is NOT wasted time.""" I found my first arrowhead at age 11 in Missouri. I have enjoyed the hobby all my life and always will. I am approaching 70 and still find it to be a wonderfully relaxing hobby. Always maintain the provenance of each artifact! The HUNT is everything and the joy of finding those perfect artifacts is tremendous! Keep on, keep on, and always try to obtain permission from the land owners!!!
I have to agree with everyone else. Zero time was wasted in these adventures. Stellar points as always! Love that second find filled with fossils. Also, I’d say those are flint Gouges with the scooped out bit contour. Good stuff man!!!
Looking for Arrowheads is not a waste of life I've been looking for Arrowheads since 1978 - 2022 And I've recently have found 3 on July 1, 2022 this past Friday at 11:00 AM here in South Georgia I'm addicted to Arrowheads Rocks and Gemstones ♥️ ♥️ ♥️ 👍🖐 😃 It's in my Blood ♥️👍😃
Who are we to say he wasted his life searching for arrowheads. Is it hindering your life or mine, I don’t think so. It doesn’t appear he’s worried about what we’re doing. Keep on doing what you enjoy doing Bruh.
I have been a hunter for a long time and it is not a waste !! It's my PEACE !
Love it also Patricia. Never want to stop.
Awesome!!
Awesome finds! I also “waste” a lot of time the same way. It’s a great way to find peace & feel connected to the distant past. I need to start making videos, too. Thanks for sharing!
I wasted a marriage arrowhead hunting. Does that count? Lol
Sounds like you’ve got your priorities straight good sir
The head line is funny if that’s the case I’ve wasted over half of my life great video brother
Awesome video. I like when you comment more on your finds during the video. I like learning while I watch em. Keep up the excellent work!!
Some really nice finds. Congratulations on a good day.
As far as I know, an adze is made of flint and flaked to shape it. A celt is hard stone and ground/sanded to shape it
Love your title, had to watch. Your second arrow head is very unusual stone. Thanks for sharing
Coming to you from Buffalo Shoals Flint Heads.North Carolina waste on man waste on. Killer finds and material.
Great title. Awesome rocks.
man wastes life watching man waste life.
Lol 👍🏹
Lol!
I've found lots of Native American artifacts around my yard and in my vicinity, too. My yard used to be a pond in another era. Also, I live a few blocks away from the Rio Grande in South Texas. 🐶
Super finds! Congratulations
.Wow my friend great diversity of great quality finds. Those finds are really beautiful, Blessed your way my friend.
Whoa you found some awesome native relics 😲😃. So many great points and scrapers 👍☺️
I guess I'm a wasted dude lol 😂. Ding or not that is a phenomenal find. The flaking on the points you find are incredible 👍🏹
Haha, more like Man improves life!
💯🤟💪👊
Great finds...been working on that project for about 55 years myself..very rewarding...lead on
Awesome points, Well worth it. I as well "waste" many many hours, I just recently started taking photos of the point before I pick it up. Great Video. Thanks
One of the best ways to waste time in my opinion too. Awesome finds!
I can remember my dad kick my bed on the weekends git up we would get in the truck with 22 & 12 guage go look 4 points & game , dad would spend hours bent over looking 4 stuff & was very successful. Best time of my teenage years. I found a charm stone still can't figure out what it was used 4 many points we found.
Great video buddy, wonderful finds too. I think you are filling your life with lots of pleasure. You saving history, your out in the great outdoors, your enjoying every find. That’s so much more then a lot of people. Love the video
The offest bit edge shows that those are adzes, otherwise the bit would be centered and would be a celt. The quality of material and flaking suggest it's likely Dalton related. Nice Midland or worn out Plainview
arrowhead hunting is never pointless if you’re in the right spot
im almost positive this was a pun
@@u4ia612 sure was bucko!
Ha lol thsts pretty good!!
What would you consider a good spot?
@@jq7323 anywhere that can find them, old sites, creek beds, places where indians used to stay
If you ever go to skinning a buffalo sized animal you will realize the value of a well made celt separates the hide without cutting it we here in Colorado call them fleshing axes!
It's what we live for!
Pretty pink one!
I understood the caption as soon as I read it. It's a great time hunting but definitely discouraging after walking five miles and finding nothing but flakes. Good finds
AWESOME!!!! You had me with the title. Right on !
Patience and sharp eyes.........
Man dedicates life to recovering ancient history 😎
Killer points,very nice adze even the broken one is nice
Wow killer finds man. Rock on 🤙
I have been a hunter for many years and it is my piece. Nothing wasn't !
Never been lucky enough to find any but it is never a waste of time doing something you love to do.
Just found your channel and subscribed.
GD
Some really high quality artifacts!! Congratulations!!👍🔥
Hey I'm the same way it's getting to where this is all I wanna do lol great finds my friend!!
Love the title of this episode. It’s perfect.
Congratulations!! Your finds are beautiful! The workmanship is amazing! It is never wasted time for something you enjoy. If I had my way I would be out there twenty-four seven! But I have to be a little responsible . Lol
You found a real head honey hole there my friend .It's time to pitch the tent and waste a week! such amazing condition for those delicate points being on found on surface of a cobble & gravel bar. Interesting that so many different styles & most are made of same or simular material, nice adz/ celt pieces. i imagine these type tools were multi purpose for working wood, bone or even fleshing our marrow from split bones of larger critters. Love those creeks in the east and the variety of colorful materials that pop up.. I live out west in Great Basin/ Colorado Plateau area, with Obsidian being the main material found in many locations. It's a good day when i find something that isn't made of obsidian.
With a title like that I subscribed straight away 👍
Some Awsome finds there bro,
Man you you have eyes of a hawk. Great job
I am a geologist so I have been messing with rocks my whole life.......and I am 77! You found some very nice points in this video. Are you in Missouri? My understanding is that a celt is like a scraper for hides and an adze is for wood-working, but I could be wrong. But, an adze blade is in the center of the piece and a celt blade in on the "bottom" of the piece.
Never wasted time I've looked for 40 plus years my self .
That edge ding would not have prevented the point from being used and may be original to the point. You find some nice points and tools in your honey holes ! Artifact hunting is never a waste of time !
Nice finds
“Man wastes life watching other man find arrowheads on TH-cam”
most relatable title ever. havnt found scheibe in so long
Looking 45 years here in the mountains of NY and I have a handfull to show,at minute 10:00 you pic up a point,just to your right by the rock with the birdshit on it looks like another point.
Idaho elk hunter is a very wise man.
Great chanle Big Like
nice intro man lol flip the camel to pick up the elephant and horse 😁✌️
If you enjoy what you, re doing, it, s never a waste of time. Enjoy your Video 💕💕💕
I'm sure the title was meant to be funny but definitely not considered wasting your life... It's actually quite soothing and fulfilling. Amazing finds my friend. If you look closely a lot of points have human profiles carved into them on one side.
Awesome!!!!!
Awesome finds
Hey, Lost in Time... What state are you searching in?
The points always amazed me.A fella was hunting for food for him and his family a loooooooong time ago.
What part of the world are you exploring and finding so many stone tools?
Killer finds!
That ding probably meant it did a good job of getting what the maker needed.
I guess that individuals that golf, or jog, or play basket ball or collect coins or bird watch or exercise and on and on and on are wasting their time ! So why is that? Is it immoral or irresponsible to find something relaxing or adventurous? A rewarding Life is balance between labor, relaxation and rest. Especially when relaxation and adventure includes family and friends. Never has anyone on their death bed ever said to themselves I wish I spent more time in the office or at work. We often take the most wonderful times in our lives for granted. I can not tell you how many friends and family I've taken fossil or arrow head hunting that they claimed it was one of the most memorable times in their lives. This is one treasure that I have shared for decades with this adventure and I find to be one of the most satisfying part of my life. These objects that collectors search diligently for have garnished museums, universities and research collections for centuries and I'm sure that their administrators and curators would find without a doubt that the individuals that salvaged these treasure never wasted their time. Most were recovered through hobby enthusiasts. Imagine thinking that your time is only a commodity valued in profit or endeavor. Remember this when your sitting with a loved one watching a sunset and then consider to value your time!
Man wastes life watching 'Real Housewives of New Jersey'.
“Man wastes life searching for arrowheads“ same, except I actually am wasting my life because Ive never found a single one lol.
Lol!
Awesome finds! WHen and where do you go to find these arrowheads. Ive only found one in my entire life. Now following!
Just watching yoour collecting. Seems that your eye is attracted to lighter colour artifacts, you may be missing many of the darks or blacks. find that it is more rewarding looking for shapes. Great video you found more in that afternoon than Ifind in 3 months.
Some for spears, some for arrows.
I'm envious of your spot
Time spent hunting arrowheads is not wasted… 👍👍
I love finding arrowheads one time I found an intact stone axe head it must have taken hundreds of hours to sculpt it. Best item I ever found, it was in a plowed cornfield we had stopped deer hunting to talk at the edge of a field I looked down and there it was, I asked the farmer if I could keep it and he said yes thank god
I've been walking Georgia fields and streams and gullies and ditches for more than fifty years in the search for artifacts but just today did I realize how much good it does me. I'm getting exercise walking everywhere,I'm regaining my balance walking in such rough terrain and my mental well being gets better Everytime I go looking. Should be recommended as a type of therapy for people in troubled marriages,young folks who look to be headed down the wrong road and maybe even those who have suicidal tendencies. Yes,I believe in it that much. But,I could be wrong. After all,I'm just basing my ideas on fifty-odd years of first hand experience!
@@kennybarlow8558 yeah it’s like mushroom hunting morels, it’s great when or if you find them …but if you don’t that is ok too
North Central Ohio. Very rarely find anything around here.
Don't a adzs bevil down on one side and a celt got a strait bit and a round back I mean I don't know but I think that is how they are either way u find some dang nice points and the old style beautiful flaking we don't find stuff like that in NC are va I live on the line besafe Happy hunting find them all
Hey you ain't wasting no time man. If you like me that's what you was put here for 👊
Having fun is never a waste
Greetings from North Carolina I just discovered your channel very interesting material and some awesome Finds in the couple that I’ve watched so far… i’m curious as to what state you’re in? You just got a new sub
Great finds! Subbed. Your hunting grounds look identicle to the ones in my city/state. I suspect I know where you are at but I'll keep it under wraps. Happy hunting!
I deleted your other comment, please don't take offense. Many people that watch my channel would find your spot from that comment, and the last thing you want to do is shout out your spot on my channel, lol.
Yesterday I wasn't even planning to hunt I was just running errands in the morning and I went across that bridge and it just looked too good so I went down there to take a look. Then you guys showed up and I ended up meeting you. Then later on when I got home I was going through the comments on my channel and I saw where you had told me you were going to that spot and invited me to come. It was just a pure 100% coincidence that I was at that spot I didn't even see that message until I got home. That kind of blew my mind. Anyway, it was nice to meet you and good luck out there.
@@LostinTimeYT yeah, that was so crazy! I had literally just discovered your channel and subbed and it was so funny that we went out to that spot and you were there! And I assumed you hadn't even seen my comment cus I had posted it so late at night the night before so I knew it was indeed a total coincidence! Wild. It was good to meet you too. And thanks for the comment deletion, no offense taken. I really don't mind though - I think that spot is fairly well known but yeah probably more people would show up. I used to have a metal detecting channel on youtube for a few years and I was never very careful with my filming and people would show up at my spots pretty regularly, lol. Anyway, we really have enjoyed watching all your videos and seeing your incredible finds. It's really encouraged me that if I keep at it I'll start finding better stuff. Never realized the potential of our general area until I saw your vids. Maybe we'll see you again. We've got 3 or 4 other spots we go to sometimes but where we met yesterday is our most regular spot. Usually go Sundays and sometimes saturdays. Happy hunting!
Any connection to Brian with the lost in time store in St. Petersburg Fl. ? Thanks
Am I the only one who yelled, "LOOK BACK DOWN" at about 8:00 to 8:15?
Big knife looks like a Pandora, I had one papered that was very similar to it.
Life is short. Do what makes you happy.
Found my first point, a Van Lott, when I was 8… I’m 70 now and hunted yesterday…
Nice vid! What part of the country are you in? Lots of Chicasaw Natives lived in the area of middle Tn.
What state are you doing this in?
Man very nice. I just subbed bruh
Definitely some killer hunting!
10:08 when you find that beauty.....look under the big rock to the right.
good hunting pretty arrowheads
Look here, finding arrowheads is almost like finding gold only not as rare as gold.
You are finding something that no one else is going to find, it’s yours, it has meaning, it has value and most of all it brings you a peaceful happy feeling that most things in life don’t.
I can’t see where it’s wasted friend. Unless you just put that title up there for clicks and views in which case would be absolutely wrong to all your subscribers.
Please continue wasting your life hunting and posting these awesome vids!!
The difference between a silt and an ads is the silt bit is straight across equal on both sides the ads is dished and those are signs of woodworking tools ✝️✝️✝️👍