ARROWHEAD HUNTING | CAROLINA SCORCHERS! (2024)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2025
- In todays video my buddy Georgia Points and I go arrowhead hunting in North Carolina! We found some amazing artifacts and had a TON of fun doing it. It's unfathomable one of the points waited 10,000 years for us! Enjoy the watch! 😌 #arrowheadhunting #ancienthistory #history #nativeamerican #archeology
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@@ApricotPower You know it!!
I'm glad to see the younger generation still hunting artifacts. I have been hunting them for around 47 years in Western nc and have found a lot over the years and still have everything I have ever found
@@METALMILITANT-j4j We have a good time with it! Im sure there will always be a fascination with this part of the human timeline in young people. Im just helping it continue 🤘🏻
@@eastcoastlithics excellent finds
I am a 63 year old man and have been hunting for arrowheads and artifacts since I was younger than the two of you guys and I have found everything from Clovis points to Randolph points and still to this day when I see a perfect arrowhead laying on the ground I get plain excited and amazed that I am the first person to see the point in thousands of years. Even though I have found beautiful Clovis points that I am very proud of, I think the best find I ever made was a 5 inch green ryolite Dove tail with a white lightning stripe running through it. A Dove tail point is rare to find in N.C. and the one that I found has been graded at a G10 and is a center piece of a frame of other G10 points. Good luck to you, there are some amazing points in N.C. just waiting to be found
Thanks for the comment sir! Glad to hear the exitement never fades 😎 congrats on that dovetail! I wonder how it made it’s way out of the common area they are usually found in. Usually found in Ohio right?
I have thousands of arrowheads from North Carolina that I have found but only one dovetail base. It’s beautiful.
That was worth the watch! Holy sh! Those are some good finds, what a fun adventure 😮
I had to edit out most of the adventure parts. Im thinking of doing a second video with all the clips I cut out.
@@eastcoastlithics okayy that would be nice 😊 👍
This is your best video yet. Everything about this video is awesome. The finds, the variety, the quality of the finds, the filming, the compilation of material and its presentation, your editing style, the humor, the excitement. Easiest 45 min arrowhead hunting video i've ever watched. I already want to watch it again! Congrats to both of you on the great finds and the awesome adventure! Thanks for taking us along! (That really was the best end to a hunt and a video ever)
"It's weightless!!!" That was my fav part. That exclaimation and the excitement really summed up how it feels to pick up a masterfully crafted blade that's paper thin.
You don’t know how much I apreciate feedback like this Aaron. I spent an UNIMAGINABLE amount of time editing this thing (I used up most of my 128G SD card @ 1080 60) It feels so good to know that I have that effect on some of my viewers. I had to edit out most of the adventure to keep the video relevant but I kinda want to do a video with all of the cuts I made because there was just so much good content (and some miscellaneous artifacts) It was hard to take em out. I was so suprised to feel how light the kirk was because Ive never picked up something that well formed 😂 Georgia Points and I have this insane idea for next summer… Ill let you know about it when/if we get it put together. Thanks again for the comment bro.
“Is that a cobra “ 😂😂😂, best vid from you so far, appreciate your enthusiasm for man altered stone, keep on em 😎😎😎
@@greatbasinman thanks for commenting man! There were so many fun moments we lived off camera and some I had to cut to keep the video flowing.
Bro, you guys make a great team! 🔥. And that frame looks fancy! Everyone is going to need one of them! 👌. You guys had one heck of an adventure! I hope it isn't too long til you guys go back on another one! 🤙. Those finds are phenomenal man! But of course that bifurcate takes the cake for me! And what a crazy ending to a hard day hunt! 💥.
Ditto on them making a great team. And ditto on hoping they can do this again soon!
It was a spiritual grand finale 😂
Without a doubt, the hunt was very good. The icing on the cake was missing and that beautiful forked one added it. Nice knives at the end. BLESSINGS TO MY YOUNG FRIEND AND HIS COMPANION.
Awesome adventures, you two!! And congratulations on lots of beautiful finds 🎉very good video! I enjoyed much.
@@normaferro8054 Glad you enjoyed watching! Thanks for sticking around- youve been watching my vids from the beginning and I greatly apreciate your support 👍🏻
Had a great time in NC! Found some awesome things and can’t wait for what we got planned next summer!
I had a great time hunting with you GP! they aren’t ready for next summer’s video we have planned 😈
DUDE!!! this video definitely was worth the wait. Awesome finds man. Love this video!!!
Thankya sir! It was such a good time down there. Hopefully Ill be on some PA points soon too 🫡
Awesome video fellas, stellar finds, I didn’t get a notification for some reason, woke up at 4am and this popped up in my feed, this video has a variety of killer stuff, those blades are sweet, those yadkins were sweet and Dalton? Looks like one to me and super sweet😮I really only recently learned I’ve been misidentifying some yadkins as daltons for years, I’ve found a lot of daltons but but a lot of them were yadkins apparently lol, that bifurcated toothy point was was sweet as well, I was giggling when you found that big Sandy live and the blades on the way out lol, that was cool, looks y’all had a blast together, always turns out stellar when y’all collab, look forward to Georgia Points video as well, btw I’ve been watching videos of people busting up hunks of slag and panning gold flakes out it, I wanna break out my brothers gold pan and try it with the slag I recently found, pretty dang cool fellas, it’s normally hard for me to sit through a forty five minute video but this one didn’t feel like it, great editing, I’m sure I’ll watch it again, congrats to both of you, great finds, kinda inspired me, I’m gonna get ready and head to my favorite creek and see if anything is washed up, have a good one bud, thanks for sharing, God Bless & GL&HH!!!👊🏹
@@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 It was hard to hear myself call it a yadkin so I definitely had to do that voiceover especially after Georgia Points called it a dalton. Im always skeptical of calling something paleo because I never thought I would find one haha. Its called an alamance point is extremely similar to daltons but must be a regional version of it. Glad to know the video was engaging enough to sit through the whole way 😂 that took literally 3 weeks of editing after work. His “pickwick” looking point was actually a live find but I was having some issues getting the file because the video was so long. Thats cool about the slag glass gold! He had been finding yadkins and daltons a lot too and I told him I think SOME of the “daltons” you and him find are yadkins because there is no way daltons are that common in both of your areas given dalton is late paleo. Good luck today bro! I know youll find something 🤜🏻
@@eastcoastlithics that’s cool, makes me wonder if I have some alamance points, I really need to study up on those identification books my buddy gave me, been doing this 28 years and I’m still not good at identifying points, I’m fishing right now at my favorite creek, not catching anything so I’m gonna go upstream and sift and explore those tunnels, found two native artifacts in them last time I was here and they’re all full of stones, 8 tunnels in all, two sets of four tunnels that run parallel, I’m about to scavenge every one with my flashlight, maybe I’ll get lucky 🍀, appreciate it, have a good one Bud, God Bless!!🙏🏻🏹
@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 yeah I called that kirk corner notch a “big sandy” because the notches and base threw me off when it was only partly exposed. It was slightly different than I was used to seeing in ID books. Good luck exploring them tunnels!
Your vids are like getting to hang with old friends. You guys are great artifact hunters and clearly great friends. I love watching you guys pass the points back and forth so excited. Great job both you‼️🤘🏼
It was so fun let me tell ya. I found him on TH-cam a while ago and Im pretty sure he’s my long lost brother 😂
Oh wow, so excited for you guys! What some amazing finds. Great video. Congratulations ❤
Thankyou kindly!
Nice finds enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure
@@missourioutdooradventures thanks for stoppin by!
It’s a long one today but BOY is it worth the watch! Why not sit back and get yourself a snack or somethin. 😂
Make sure to check out Georgia Points and watch his video from this hunt (it’s out now) Give his channel some attention 💪🏻 I had an awsome week adventuring with one of my best friends and look forward to doing it again soon.
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Have a good one y’all 🇺🇸🦅
Two of my favorite hobbies. Wishing for a nugget and a Clovis for you guys from Stanly county N. C.
@@maxfox8496 thanks man! He is from GA and Im from PA but I frequently visit.
Love The Channel. Keep up the great work!!!
@@aarondhill Thanks for the support!
Sick finds. I was stationed at cherry point and looked out and around there. No luck
@@ericgriffiths2632 hopefully Ill be stationed in Germany next year and can look around Europe! They have flint tools that are hundreds of thousands of years old…
Nice finds brother
Thanks man!
Awesome finds!
Thanks adrian! We had a blast 🫡
Wow nice some killer finds you guys found there 👌
It was such a fun time. We’ll be back for sure!
Great finds and video. Say Yadkin again.😂😂👍♋
@@storiesinstone9628 Alamance! (If you saw that part) I get in a vocabulary routine, it’s something im working on.
All of the finds were fantastic. That gold from the creek was really good. Not sure on the laws out there. Get a sluicebox in that river.
*laws anywhere* the only legal area to find points outside private property is Alabama. Its kinda like speeding lol
Round pupils means it's a safe to handle snake, slit pupils, like a cat, mean it's a venomous snake. Simply look them in the eye. Also, great woodpecker call after the first find!
@@markkolmorgan7728 I know about the pupil trick! I just got very unsure of myself when GP said “cobra” and wasn’t gonna take a chance 😂 I had recently read about that specific snake before we came down coincidentally. I also found me a 3 foot cottonmouth the first day I was there!
SICK FINDS! great video
Thanks! It was a time 🙌🏻
Dang brother that was a great hunt definitely enjoyed it that big sandy was my favorite fins and the twin blades at the end were awesome thanks for sharing brother
@@erongarrett2080 we later came to our senses and realized that big sandy was a kirk corner notch. Something identification gets jumbled in the moment haha. The twin blades were my favorite as well.
@@eastcoastlithics well you guys definitely had a good hunt and need to get back there because there's more
Ill be back!
Awesome finds congrats
@@MarvinHuff-cp2gg Thanks Marvin!
Crazy trip bro! Well done 👍🏻
Thankya sir! Im actually in MD right now and found a knife on the beach. I woulda let you know I was in the area but don’t have enough time to hunt with ya due to plans.
Awesome video! Great finds! I'd love to hunt somewhere outside of PA
@@JMRSpartanMuch appreciated! It takes some time to get used to the material color but after that it’s a blast.
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Great video
I’m in Burlington nc for work but I’m from Louisiana, I go back home in September and I’d love for some pointers on where too look for some artifacts. It so much more different than back home I feel lost 😂
You arent far from alamance! (Thats the paleo point I found in the vid) definitely check out literally any creek with flakes in it. Find a spring with high ground nearby or walk a river bank if the water isnt too high. The central part of the state from the TN line all the way to the coast are super productive. Check out Randleman and let me know how it goes 👍🏻 also things seem to erode and get exposed very easily in NC so construction sites are a must as well.
@@eastcoastlithics I surely appreciate it! I’ll let you know what I find!
At 1 minute 20 seconds into the video you were showing that big preform I heard a Pilliated woodpecker. Great hunt .Peace
@@David-n7w9f I left that clip long on purpose. That call was majestic!
I really like pre-forms especially if pretty material but the yadkin was may fav so far.
I revised my choice. the Nottoway is my current fav. Nice point. congrats.
I never thought id find anything with teeth. Especially in that area. Super cool how that type has basal notches. For some reason it’s in a lot of books but not a lot of info about that type online.
My home state! Now just gotta figure out where lol ! Great finds!
A severely underrated state for artifacts if you ask me. We covered half the county in 9 days 😂
Man that's so dope. I'm from NC. I own 10 acres in joco ( if u know then u know) lol. I have found some cool stuff in my creek but never anything like that alamance. That thing is dope. I don't know all the names like u do but mostly what I find up here is quartz made. I'd love to send u some pics and see what u think
@@thornehauser9511 heck yeah sir! You can find me on instagram if that works 👍🏻
Just wondering where i can get that case you put the points in while hunting at?
@@Deerhunter_101 I make em out of old electronics or tool cases. Thrash picked package foam. I could probably sell you one if I could find another lil case.
Barefoot youngster out there runnin round the creeks rivers and fields. I’ll subscribe to that. Y’all be good, take care!
@@JoseyWales-ed That’s me haha. Have a good one!
Just curious…What was that ring thing that you called a plantation something? If that was a slave tool or something, I would think that be something that could go to a local museum.
@@Orlcmb plantation hoe. Our consensus is that it was used by a slave we found horshoes and what not nearby. That would be an item I would definitely give to a local museum after I did some electrolysis.
not Yadkin, Dalton post Paleo 10 to 20K
@@MH-di5ur I adressed that a moment after I found that. He said it was a dalton but we later found it was an alamance point (10k max I believe)
Is that cape fear? Or are yall in alamance county?
@@Gobuckeyes0721 Not Cape Fear. But we did find an Alamance projectile point if that answers your question lol.
the quarry must have been close by
Oh it was. We found so many preforms downstream from it unironically.
Boy you guys cleaned up.
@@jonlennon3348 Topped my best point ever about 3 times 😎
Watching this and knowing nothing makes me think that I have picked up a things and not realized that I was holding a tool. All because it wasn’t a arrow head or spear tip
@@cb550riderI have a recent video out on how to find arrowheads. There are some clips in there about identifying debitage and scrapers and what not if youd like to check it out. Im sure youve tossed a scraper or flake blade at some point 😂
that hoe, it’s called a “scovel hoe” by the old folks. it’s just another way of affixing handles to tools. if u can find one with a hoe blade still workable, and a handle for it, the scovel hoe works great for gardening and landscaping. just sayin!.
Thanks for the ID 👍🏻