I'll be 77 soon and I can't get around too well. Your treasure hunts take me back to my childhood of walking the river looking for treasure. Good hunting!
I watched this channel for hours last night....so darn cool! When I was a kid I went to a fossil pit in Hampton, Va that had one of the largest intact fossils of a whale I believe...and it's in the Smithsonian
thats a handle to a manual can opener the rest is broken off. the second one looks like drawer pull to an old dresser. pretty. that tallesmen is awesome!!!! what a find!!!!❤️❤️❤️ that tallesmen makes my heart flutter!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Great finds Scott! A few heart-breakers but that’s to be expected. Loving the bottles, the ink well and the pendant. Beautiful area and a nice day on the river. 😊
I’m digging the transition edits 😂 that pendant is killer and those beers are good finds too. I see Rocks Cousteau pull the same beers out of dumps. Congrats man
Dougiee Wide Thanks a bunch. I learned that first transition on “The Greatest American Hero”. I’m working on a time machine next, got the Flux Capacitor almost done. 👍 thanks for supporting my channel.
Craig Littler Thanks Craig👍 I took the final photos with the gopro and realized the gooro just doesn’t capture the quality on still photos as what my iPhone does. Lesson learned, next time I’ll use the phone for still pictures. I wanted to do a wrap up but thought it would make the video too long. Do you think folks like longer videos or should maybe around 30 minutes be the max? I’ll ask that on the next video and see what viewers think. I don’t wanna make it too long in case people get bored with the long stuff. Thanks for watching 👍
I am really loving your videos. We spent the last two days at the Ohio. Thanks for the inspiration! The piece at 26:00 : What was that material? Looked like limestone.
My best is a hunting talisman I found while hiking in California. It's got a fox head on one side ,and a wolf's head on the other. It's made out of shale and they're made by chipping the different layers of shale.
I’ve never seen so much excitement for a Pepsi can and a child’s life jacket. Gonna be honest, I wouldn’t (and still wouldn’t) have stopped to look at them.
By the way I wanna Thank you for the necklace you made for Taran he loves it and wears it alot. I knew if he wouldn't I sure would. ha ha ha You did a great job on it!!! Thanks alot!!!
You must be a W.va boy ... I grew up where the Ohio & Kanawa river join... As a kid , I found hundreds of points . The river bottoms were plowed every fall & we spent days hunting points.. One spot we fished & swam from was a huge slab of bedrock that jutted out into the river for 20 ft & about 70 ft wide... Throughout this slab of rock was holes.. Holes used for thousand of years to crack nuts , corn & other staples of Indian diet ... We also found rocks used to grind on this slab the groves in the mother rock were about 6 inches wide maybe a foot long... I donated all my points & artifacts to a small museum in the town where these two rive meet.. I left for the navy & never lived there again... I loved the rivers , creeks & mtns . As a kid it was like a Tom Sawyer adventure ... I live in the s.w and here too there is a long history of Native Americans ... I worked in Clovis N.M. a few years ago & if know Native American history , then you know the importance of Clovis.. The "Clovis Point" was thought to be the oldest native settlement in America , but that has been all but disproven at this point.. Sites have now been dated back to 14000 yrs .. Oddly , there are sites in S. America that have now been dated back to 19000 yrs ago & DNA studies have determined they were not of asian ancestry , but of Polynesian ancestry .. Politics & religious organizations have denied the accuracy of the science mostly because the Native populations in the America's would lose their standing as first to the continent ... But the science has been vetted by the best archaeologists in in the world & they stand behind the findings...
Good finds and video. Hunting the river bank is like headhunting and dumpster diving. LOL You never know what you're gonna find. And can you change the intro sound track to your videos. Every time I watch one of your videos my dog goes ape shit and wont stop barking and the cat takes off and hides under the bed. No shit!!! LOL
I live beside the Eel river. Every night you can here em all around howling to each other. Really kool but kinda scary sometimes. They always after my chickens. And the cat either had a close call with one or just maybe natural instincts, but she runs under the bed and wont come out for hours. I'm getting ready to HEAD out to the honey hole. And walk another 10, 15 miles today. I need to get a miniature blimp and strap myself to it. That way I can just hover above the ground and pick up the arrowheads.✌😁 keep looking down and pound that ground.
Scott nice finds.. amassing hemotite piece!!! When you determine what it is post info on it.. I know ur not crazy about the nutting stones that are not perfect examples, but I would love to have them, if you drag them out I will drive down a pick them up it would be super cool to talk with you too. I save rocks from all my trips an put them in landscaping at the house. You can size my finger for that ring when you get back to it. I can give you the coins too. Lmk Thanks
Scott Nock “SPOILER ALERT” check out my giveaway video Thursday evening between 8-9 pm. It’ll be right up that alley. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.👍
Long time artifact hunter, first time subscriber.... Great salvages! You must be pleased! Cheers.... Edit: old can opener handle back near Camp Buckeye? The other a hanging handle for a dresser drawer?
jarmyvicious Thanks much. Good eye there, some things I find, I have no ideas. I knew someone watching would know.👍 Thank you for supporting my channel.
Great video! The first lever thingy reminds me of the throttle adjustment lever on my wife's grandfather's old roto tiller. The brass handle is an old drawer pull. I've cooked some of that Flint Ridge flint that turned the prettiest red/orange/black, beautiful stone for sure! Do you work any of the flint you've found on the river?
neandertodd I assume. I drew it up but it uses his basic design. I got the diagram off the site “Desert Domes” and then figured all the angles to cut so it’d fit together. Thanks for watching 👍
Jeff Ricketts jtr arrowheaad man I watch all your stuff. That was an awesome find you had. I’ve never found anything drilled, only one small broken shard. Thanks for watching Jeff.👍
Between 8 and 9 p.m.? That's past my bedtime, Scott! :) 6:33 I can't see if the top is worked but it may be an projectilepoints.net/Points/Edgefield.html . (Edgefield scrapper) or, it may be a broken Big Sandy?
Michael Meisberger You’re probably right on that. I was looking at it later and it doesn’t look snapped off. It kinda looks worked like that. I think I need to turn the camera off, for a minute, and study the pieces before talking more or moving on. I think it was just disappointment when I didn’t see the tip, that I chalked it up as a broke. Thanks guy.
You’re correct on that. It had me stumped for a while! I find artifacts right there along with 1800’s house stuff. Old home site for a long time. Thanks for watching Robert. Much appreciated 👍
I'll be 77 soon and I can't get around too well. Your treasure hunts take me back to my childhood of walking the river looking for treasure. Good hunting!
Much Appreciated Bob
What an awesome day at the river. U had some great finds. I feel the excitement with u. Thanks again Clegg!!
That was a good day
I said pendant when i first saw the hematite, and that is gorgeous! That would be a find of lifetime for me. Congratulations!
denver pelkey Thank you, It’s the best hematite piece I’ve ever found. 👍
I watched this channel for hours last night....so darn cool! When I was a kid I went to a fossil pit in Hampton, Va that had one of the largest intact fossils of a whale I believe...and it's in the Smithsonian
Awesome! Would love to find some large fossils. Not too many in my area.👍
Amazing day scott!!! Broke points have history that we'll never know!!! Love full ones but love brokes just as much. And fantastic bottles!!!!
George Motz I’ll take em’ all day long.
@@cleggsadventures Absolutely!!!
thats a handle to a manual can opener the rest is broken off. the second one looks like drawer pull to an old dresser. pretty. that tallesmen is awesome!!!! what a find!!!!❤️❤️❤️ that tallesmen makes my heart flutter!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
dana f. Thank you much 👍
Cool Artifacts and bottles Scott . Thx for sharing
Ghost Raven Thank you so much for watching 👍
good video, Scott. The pendant was beyond fantastic.
Townsend Walton Thank you so much👍
Great finds Scott! A few heart-breakers but that’s to be expected. Loving the bottles, the ink well and the pendant. Beautiful area and a nice day on the river. 😊
I remember that day, it was “sweatshirt weather”. The best time
What an awesome hematite piece. Really liked the bottles to.
Jeremy Metzger Thanks guy. And thank you so much for watching.👍
Yep, #1
Been watching all your stuff. Been house sitting and can't get out.at least you're doing it for me .
Gerald Luque no problem Gerald, and thank you for watching.👍
Just found your videos Scott. Enjoyed watching keep it up.
Thanks Jay, hope all is well.❤️👍
What a cool spot !
Erosion, mineing?
Genius! Love the enthusiasm.
Much Appreciated. Not really erosion, more just washing of the sand.
Nice finds! That pendant is amazing! Good video.
Norma Ferro Thank you for watching Norma.👍
Great video, love all the old stuff
Thanks Richard!👍
Congratulations.that my friend is special someone loved that now you get some magic haha nice brother another good show thanks for uploading
Blue Crow Thank you for watching and supporting my channel. Hope to get out again soon.👍
Lots of good finds
Woody Wood Thank you so much for your support of my channel.👍
Pretty cool finds! God bless and Praise Jesus Christ!
aka_nocturnal Thank you for watching 👍
Tomahawk head made of hematite nice find awesome video
James Gorrell I don’t know for sure but it’s the best hematite piece I’ve ever found.
That pendent is unbelievable awesome find
Brice Hale Thank you for watching, it definitely was a cool piece. Luck was with me that day.👍
Awesome hunt Scott! That hematite piece is crazy cool!!
Matthew Fisher Thanks a lot guy! I was excited for sure. 👍
Scott I believe it's a hematite pendant with a tally mark like you said. That is Absolutely AMAZING!!!!!
George Motz best hematite piece Yet👍
I’m digging the transition edits 😂 that pendant is killer and those beers are good finds too. I see Rocks Cousteau pull the same beers out of dumps. Congrats man
Dougiee Wide Thanks a bunch. I learned that first transition on “The Greatest American Hero”. I’m working on a time machine next, got the Flux Capacitor almost done. 👍 thanks for supporting my channel.
Cool video
SILVER FINDER Thank you much!👍
Very entertaining one of your best videos - would like to have seen a cleanup of your finds
Craig Littler Thanks Craig👍 I took the final photos with the gopro and realized the gooro just doesn’t capture the quality on still photos as what my iPhone does. Lesson learned, next time I’ll use the phone for still pictures. I wanted to do a wrap up but thought it would make the video too long. Do you think folks like longer videos or should maybe around 30 minutes be the max? I’ll ask that on the next video and see what viewers think. I don’t wanna make it too long in case people get bored with the long stuff. Thanks for watching 👍
Great finds! Got a good variety of artifacts. I found a triangular piece that is shaped like the one you found, not hematite though.
Definitely my best hematite piece ever. Thank you for watching. Hopefully we’ll get more good stuff next time 👍
Scott Clegg you definitely will be finding more good stuff there. Good luck!!!
I am really loving your videos. We spent the last two days at the Ohio. Thanks for the inspiration! The piece at 26:00 : What was that material? Looked like limestone.
Il have to check, can’t remember what I found in this one. Thanks Ron! Much Appreciated
My best is a hunting talisman I found while hiking in California. It's got a fox head on one side ,and a wolf's head on the other. It's made out of shale and they're made by chipping the different layers of shale.
Gerald Luque I would love to find something like that! If I found something with engraved art on it... I’d probably pass out. Thanks for watching 👍
I’ve never seen so much excitement for a Pepsi can and a child’s life jacket. Gonna be honest, I wouldn’t (and still wouldn’t) have stopped to look at them.
To each his own brother. I’m glad he sees things for what they are. Or was. Have a great one buddy
Dang Clegg you know that is going to go to his head now giving him a shout out like that on your video....LOL
By the way I wanna Thank you for the necklace you made for Taran he loves it and wears it alot. I knew if he wouldn't I sure would. ha ha ha You did a great job on it!!! Thanks alot!!!
Thank you much. Tell Jim ..... W
You must be a W.va boy ...
I grew up where the Ohio & Kanawa river join...
As a kid , I found hundreds of points .
The river bottoms were plowed every fall & we spent days hunting points..
One spot we fished & swam from was a huge slab of bedrock that jutted out into the river for 20 ft & about 70 ft wide...
Throughout this slab of rock was holes..
Holes used for thousand of years to crack nuts , corn & other staples of Indian diet ...
We also found rocks used to grind on this slab the groves in the mother rock were about 6 inches wide maybe a foot long...
I donated all my points & artifacts to a small museum in the town where these two rive meet..
I left for the navy & never lived there again...
I loved the rivers , creeks & mtns .
As a kid it was like a Tom Sawyer adventure ...
I live in the s.w and here too there is a long history of Native Americans ...
I worked in Clovis N.M. a few years ago & if know Native American history , then you know the importance of Clovis..
The "Clovis Point" was thought to be the oldest native settlement in America , but that has been all but disproven at this point..
Sites have now been dated back to 14000 yrs ..
Oddly , there are sites in S. America that have now been dated back to 19000 yrs ago & DNA studies have determined they were not of asian ancestry , but of Polynesian ancestry ..
Politics & religious organizations have denied the accuracy of the science mostly because the Native populations in the America's would lose their standing as first to the continent ...
But the science has been vetted by the best archaeologists in in the world & they stand behind the findings...
Good finds and video. Hunting the river bank is like headhunting and dumpster diving. LOL You never know what you're gonna find. And can you change the intro sound track to your videos. Every time I watch one of your videos my dog goes ape shit and wont stop barking and the cat takes off and hides under the bed. No shit!!! LOL
Thanks, much appreciated. 👍 That was an actual coyote over the hill by my house, that I recorded.
I live beside the Eel river. Every night you can here em all around howling to each other. Really kool but kinda scary sometimes. They always after my chickens. And the cat either had a close call with one or just maybe natural instincts, but she runs under the bed and wont come out for hours. I'm getting ready to HEAD out to the honey hole. And walk another 10, 15 miles today. I need to get a miniature blimp and strap myself to it. That way I can just hover above the ground and pick up the arrowheads.✌😁 keep looking down and pound that ground.
@@365headhunter3 Good luck, and find a nice one!👍
Scott nice finds.. amassing hemotite piece!!! When you determine what it is post info on it.. I know ur not crazy about the nutting stones that are not perfect examples, but I would love to have them, if you drag them out I will drive down a pick them up it would be super cool to talk with you too. I save rocks from all my trips an put them in landscaping at the house. You can size my finger for that ring when you get back to it. I can give you the coins too. Lmk
Thanks
Scott Nock “SPOILER ALERT” check out my giveaway video Thursday evening between 8-9 pm. It’ll be right up that alley. Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.👍
Long time artifact hunter, first time subscriber.... Great salvages! You must be pleased! Cheers....
Edit: old can opener handle back near Camp Buckeye? The other a hanging handle for a dresser drawer?
jarmyvicious Thanks much. Good eye there, some things I find, I have no ideas. I knew someone watching would know.👍 Thank you for supporting my channel.
Wow!
"That Dark and Bloody River"
That handle looked like a piece of a old can opener
Great video! The first lever thingy reminds me of the throttle adjustment lever on my wife's grandfather's old roto tiller. The brass handle is an old drawer pull. I've cooked some of that Flint Ridge flint that turned the prettiest red/orange/black, beautiful stone for sure! Do you work any of the flint you've found on the river?
bones&stones 65 No, I’ve never tried working with flint. I wouldn’t mind trying though. Thank you so much for the info and comment.👍
Is that geodesic dome a Buccminster Fuller design.
neandertodd I assume. I drew it up but it uses his basic design. I got the diagram off the site “Desert Domes” and then figured all the angles to cut so it’d fit together. Thanks for watching 👍
That first handle was one side of a can opener.
Idaho Elk Hunter Thank you, I had no idea 👍
I thank it's a pendant I just found one Sunday if you watch my videos
Jeff Ricketts jtr arrowheaad man I watch all your stuff. That was an awesome find you had. I’ve never found anything drilled, only one small broken shard. Thanks for watching Jeff.👍
Let's Goooooooooooo Mountaineers!!!!
boeing757 RIGHT ON!👍 Thanks for watching.
@@cleggsadventures I grew up exploring around the Kanawha. I'll never forget the smell of chemicals around that water.
It’s the same where I’m at.
Between 8 and 9 p.m.? That's past my bedtime, Scott! :) 6:33 I can't see if the top is worked but it may be an projectilepoints.net/Points/Edgefield.html . (Edgefield scrapper) or, it may be a broken Big Sandy?
Michael Meisberger You’re probably right on that. I was looking at it later and it doesn’t look snapped off. It kinda looks worked like that. I think I need to turn the camera off, for a minute, and study the pieces before talking more or moving on. I think it was just disappointment when I didn’t see the tip, that I chalked it up as a broke. Thanks guy.
@@cleggsadventures I rarely if ever see the tip of anything I find. The native Indians of Virginia where hard on their tools and points!
You got that right
Have you ever found Clovis points?
@@jeffreystreeter5381 Not yet
Nutting stones used for cracking nuts and seeds thats what the holes were for
Need a Marshall shirt buddy
I know. My dad was a Marshall fan.👍🏈
@@cleggsadventures I went to MU. Actually worked for the football team when I was there back in 14
@@stupidmovies85 A few of my family also went there.
That wasn't a brick looks to be a plot marker for a graveyard
May have gotten thrown down in there
Its a drawer pull but its not all there
Jerry Cramer Now that I think of it, you’re right. And, I think I had a dresser with something like those when I was a kid. Thanks guy👍.
A drawer pull...
You’re correct on that. It had me stumped for a while! I find artifacts right there along with 1800’s house stuff. Old home site for a long time. Thanks for watching Robert. Much appreciated 👍
26.07 Hafted blade.
Michael Meisberger You’re probably right on that. Thanks always for watching 👍
Off an old can opener
Thanks Jody!👍
@@cleggsadventures love watching your videos
@@jodycopeland1 Very Much Appreciated ❤️👍
Missed the give away.
Only by 4 years 👍
hopewell base
Probably, I find a good bit of those.
drawer pull
Copper handle fo a pot
Its a handle for a can opener
Someone said a drawer pull. 🤷♂️
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