Artifacts EVERYWHERE Sifting Arrowheads at our BEST SITE yet
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Join us as we go sifting for arrowheads and other Native American artifacts at this absolutely beautiful Indian spring. This is just the beginning of what we're going to uncover at this site. Hope you enjoy the video.
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I'm so in awe with that spring. That just makes my mind think of such an array of things. It's makes me feel tranquil.
Yeah, we love this place so much
"Listen to the river"
Awesome/classic
Thanks man.
You're on it ! Awesome spot !
In the spring, that is a great fishing spot!
I love you rexcitement! I am the same way when I find a treasure!!!
I get so emotional every time I find something. It’s a feeling like no other. Just watching y’all makes me feel it. Lol I’m SO HAPPY for your finds. And, Zach, I keep everything too. If it’s worked, it comes home with me. PS- high, level ground, out of the flood plain is always a great place to look. I would dig everywhere out there.
Thanks so much. That's what we've been doing. Bouncing around a lot.
Very very nice looking finds
Nice finds, I love that triangle!!
Love it!
Love it! Man, what a spot. Had to go back and watch some of the previous vids. Can't even imagine how many centuries a site like this goes back. Thanks for taking us along, Zach!
Thanks so much man. Good hearing from you. Hope all is well brother.
Wow the honey spot 👍👍👍
Thanks!
You crack me up. What a incredible place to get to hunt. I’m excited 😜. Lol. ~ Texas
Thanks!
love it keep it up
Thanks so much!
Nice Madison point guys, its always rewarding digging up a good one.
Thanks man!
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks man!
That spring is really cool. That is a lot of water coming up out of the ground.
Good luck, keep on diggin👍
Thanks Festus
I have found several of those rocks that looked like a person on sites with artifacts. You held that rock up and I was like holy moly I have some of those too lol.
That's a really nice quartz point!
Thanks man. It's beveled on both sides too!
That piece was beautiful!!!! Can't wait to see what else you find on that spot!!! GOODLUCK TO YA BOTH!!!!
Thanks so much!
Got to get the rakes out and clear the leaves off of that awesome honey hole....very nice video there guys! Mike in sunny central Florida.
Thanks Mike!
Absolutely amazing!
Thanks so much
Heartbreakers !
thats a great spring site! Stay within 50yds of the spring.
Didn't you we invented the lawn dart game, it didn't catch on like we wanted it to, so we just left it all there.😂😂😂. Kidding!!! Nice finds!! Aaniin, Nicole indizhinikaaz, makwa dodem niinda'aw, misi-zaaga'igan n'dooniibaa.
Ojibwe from Minnesota giving you all some ❤😊
What an opener! haha.
Haha. Yeah left yall kinda hanging. Sorry bout that
Amazing finds today. Thanks for the video.
Thanks!
I’m from Dalton, good stuff guys. Makes me want to hit the river.
With that perfect of a water source, and that flat ground, that's probably a village there.
I think so too. We just have to figure out how big it was. It's going to take time but I truly believe we will eventually find some stellar stuff here.
An amazing area there Zach! Some beautiful points. I can't help but feel that the best is yet to come. Something that will dwarf your already great finds!! Continued success to you and God Bless you and your family.
Thanks so much!
Nice finds!! Can’t wait to get back out there after all this cold weather subsides
Now this is a great start to many excellent Video's. cant wait to see what else you bring out of this site. it should be amazing!!!
Thanks man
Wow GREAT hunt. That is some serious history there.
Thanks!
I very been hunting for 40 yrs. I like to use hand held garden rakes. Less chance breaking anything
Nice hunt guys, great artifacts always nice finding sheds👋👍
I would be on the nearest flat area closest to the spring. That's likely where their camp was
Man this new upload schedule is great. As long as you keep uploading I’ll keep watching, don’t pass on spending time with the family for us though. Keep it up man.
Thanks so much. I've already got enough footage for next week at this same location
Sweet late in the day find , good for u Zack. Keep it up presidency will pay off 👌 👍
Thanks man.
Nice. Reckon its an ancient camp site Or staging area. I'd set up closer to the spring where it first flattens out after u go up.
Sweet !!! That's awsome area!! Get a couple back pack leaf blowers clean the he'll out of that spot 👌 man !!! You guys are scoring on top just as well 👌 great videos!! Good luck 👍 leaf blowers ? Would be amazing 👏 just thinking! Work smarter not harder brother 👌 johnnypotatoes 😆
Thanks man!
Man I knew there was stuff up on the hill around that. Just scratched the surface. Literally. Lol. That quartz one was a smoker. There’s gonna be a lot more to come. Best of luck.
Yes sir. I have already got enough footage for next week's video in the past 2 days. This spot is going to keep on giving.
Awesome finds. 👍
Thanks so much!
I'm hooked on you channel now. This is fascinating. I'm an MD in a very busy urgent care ( done ER for years ) but I grew up walking the cotton fields picking up artifacts and what you're doing takes me back many many years.
Thanks! Means a lot
Get a couple of leaf blowers on that area, has worked for me a few times.
Good to see you back, LETS GO!! Looking forward to a nice season! Happy Hunting!
Thanks man! Good hearing from you.
@@ZachByrd Nice points by the way.
At 6:33 that could be a punch for leather or a tool they used to make pottery groves with.
Great site! Get a leaf blower and clear the ground!
We've talked about that
Keep going guys! Woohoo! Nice points! The preform Jake found looks like a try at a tomahawk sorta!
Awesome! Man that last point was beautiful! Yall found the spot. Now put in some work for great rewards. Bring us along.
Will do man! Thanks
That big Rick at the spring definitely is a ancient work bench. They used those to shape and sharpen axes, celts and especially bone tools like awls, needles and bone fishing hooks among others. In 57 years of hunting and digging artifacts I've never see on that large. That almost always means a very large village site and multi cultural spanning hundreds or more likely thousands of years. You need to go back up that hill and dig some test pits. I believe that's where the bulk of the village was located. You done got a killer site.👍☮️😁 ( ROCK)
Thanks man. This was my suspicion as well. Thanks for the insight!
@@ZachByrd Just one more thing. When you go up the hill look for large fire pits. They'll have sandstone that has turned reddish and will be broken at 45° angles. This is the village center. Then work your way out from there. Good luck brother, not that you're going to need it.👍☮️
Thanks so much man
I'll tell ya right now brother my 3 cases have just as many broke points as they do whole ones...the way I see it they ain't around to make the points to get broken anymore so I keep it all...I've got individual bags of flint flakes from all my sites..anyway keep diggin and postin..good luck and happy huntin to yall
Thanks man I keep all my broken ones too
New here. What a find already. To bad you’re not excited.
Not excited? I'm absolutely pumped about this location
When the creeks and rivers are down sift the heavy rock piles that drop in moving water.
Love the enthusiasm guys! “I got a headlamp”…..😂 Awesome! Way to stick with it and pull out a killer quartz point! That piece is beautiful! Best of luck on your adventure from us!
Haha. Yeah we've been putting in some hours for sure
I’m from north Georgia as well!! I use to love walking the creeks around my house growing up , might have to start doing it again, I’m amazed the stuff you find.
Thanks man!
Probably find more artifacts on high ground and more points up to an 1/8 mile away from hunting surrounding area around spring.
Nice point
Thanks
We use those tumblers to clean fiddleheads
7;45 them gouging slots could be abrasive stone marks. Where they ground down the base to spear points.
12:19 it’s a quarts Madison point.
8:44 American Indians are just like us when it comes to caring water ! They didn't won't to go far it ! So right where you Guy's are is fine !!!! 👍
Man that’s a BEAUTIFUL Quartz Triangle Zach!!! U will B able spend years there making footage N I can’t w8 to C what u recover!!! Keep on ‘em!!! 👊🏻
Thanks man! And I agree.
You weren’t BSN, that is a killer spot, definitely some smokers waiting to be found, that Quartz Triangle Is a Beauty Fo Sure, y’all are putting the effort in so I have no doubt you’re gonna pull em out, look forward to seeing what’s next, GL&HH 👊🏹
Thanks man!
Taking my son to Kentucky for Memorial Day this year to dig some overhangs on family property. Have about 5 or 6 to choose from. Can not wait! Beautiful location you guys are at and a beautiful point you found!!! You guys may have found the spot!!!
Yes sir we have. Good luck and listen to some Tyler Childers before digging those overhangs. It's good luck.
@@ZachByrd well I already love listening to him so I will definitely have to give it a try!!! I’ll blast it on my Bluetooth speaker while digging!!!
Nice site! Better root around there good!
Thanks man
Early natives were certainly there and camped probably for centuries around that spring.main camp was probably on high ground up by the parked truck .No telling what’s up there . That last point is a killer and looks Snow White ,can see light coming thru. Good finds many more there waiting to be discovered.👍
That place is beautiful! You don't have to believe me, but I know I get vibes when I'm in a good spot. If I even find a flake of flint, I hold it while I look. I would definitely look at the top of banks on each side of the spring where it meets the river. And when it warms up, I would wade and sift the mouth of it. Even look at the first Rock bar down stream. You know the bank has eroded away over the years. Good luck. I'm so jealouse!
Thanks man
Zack when you are in the place they were making the points you will find more broken ones than good ones. If one broke it got tossed if they were good they went out to the field. Nice hunt guys
Thanks. We're jumping around on the property trying to find the sweet spot. The next video will be as loaded as this video.
Man that is awesome that big rock in the spring with all the notches scratched in it are for straightening arrows I would definitely try to find a better digging technique that place is a Arrowhead goldmine that place was a Native American settlement
Man it's just crazy to me because where I dig in Texas, that's the kinda stuff you just toss behind you because we find some crazy stuff😂
The kneeling head bowed stone…..: possibly an effigy??
If yall ever find a 2-3in hole in any of those boulders or bigger rocks its probably what we here around Chattanooga call a hominy hole..bout the same principle as a nutting stone..
Thanks for the insight.
Cool video cool spot I'm a bottle Digger and I took my niece with me one time to an early dump I found up in Jersey I was just doing my thing as usual when all the sudden my niece said to me you say that about everything and I said what do I say about everything she said I say that would have been nice and then I explained to her yes all these things would have been nice if they were complete😉
I know that's right haha
The main villager sleeping area would be further back on one of your flat spots you pointed out in my opinion I'm not an expert but I got a few sites and right next to the springs before you going to find that stuff close
I sure hope you kept that "natural" rock that looked like a head with a nose, etc. I have found some things similar in WV in relation to verified artifacts and all. Turns out, the native folk also had an appreciation for art and the ability to create some really amazing ceremonial items similar to that one. Also, after two videos, I'm proud to say I'm a subscriber. Thank you for all the hard work.
Thanks man, and yep, I kept it. It's in my cup holder in my truck. Thanks for checking the channel out.
Mountaineer here---what part of WV? My finds were all in the 50s to early 60s along the Buckhannon River just outside of town, now all covered with concrete and buildings
@@rodqueen2910 Eastern Panhandle area
you're on'em bud. looks like you'll find points anywhere you put your shovel. I'll bet the grave digger and the irrigation guys in your area have a mighty collection... Go deeper!
I have a adjustable tri-pod sifter that you can dump a 5 Gallon bucket of dirt into and shake with one hand
Those are some very nice finds. I think if I was digging there I would really want to search the bank where your daughter found the pottery pieces. Start on the top outside edge and work down the bank. That just my two cents. Good luck and keep digging.
Thanks!
That big rock in the river is definitely native and they are quite rare
Mine are down in a Peachtree City area dude
awesome spot, i would look for the highest ground near the spring and test dig there.
We did that these past 3 days and I already have enough footage for next week's video. This truly is a special place.
Man, I wouldn't wanna go home either! We don't have many sandy locations like that in this region. It's all clay; The silt left over from the glacial Lake Agassiz. I know there was Native American activity in this region but I've no idea what they would've used for points or where it might be found.
Yall should check out Creek Dalton's channel and order up a pair of his wiggle picks..you can move a ton of dirt quick and it kind of makes it easier to go through your dirt..
I'm about to check it out
@@ZachByrd I think I paid like 170 after shipping and stuff but in my opinion well worth it cause if you and your diggin buddy split it it's really not that bad and the head won't wear out..if the handle breaks just slap another 18in blacksmith handle in and your back in action..look up Creekdalton how to make a wiggle pick..he does a whole video from start to finish..
At 2:19 that’s a tool called an Adz!
Thanks Calvin.
I wonder if those deep grooves in the boulders were caused by glaciers way back when?
I don't think Georgia saw glaciers.
I didn’t even see where you were hunting. Oops!
I wondered about the lines on that big rock in the previous. And so far as whether to stay by the spring or explore the pasture, the spring is too good to leave for greener pastures yet, I'm surprised that there's SO much material where you're at. As pretty as that place is I'm surprised there's even any chips, it's not like where you're at is in the wilderness! But sometime when ya'll can jump on 515 N and drive up here to Union Co. and I'll show you what 60+ years of having 'it' really bad looks like. There's another rabbitthole that I won't speak about here but I'll shoot you an email sometime in the next week and describe some of the details of what I've come into over the past 25 or so years, This is the first time I've mentioned this in public and I do know no one else has been down this trail and I'll show you where this is and you then can come and go as you please because the property is owned by everybody. I'm being for real Zach, I'll be in touch! Nice point Zach! looks like turkey hunting this spring may get a little less attention from you! Priorities have a way of getting in the way!
Hey brother cool stuff yall are finding. Where yall from?
Ga
Fellas what state are you in?
I don’t ever ask specifics but knowing state makes videos more informative.
I’m in Southeast North Carolina.
Georgia
The highest spot within 100 yards from that spring. START DIGGING!!
Unfortunately that spot has seen the plow. We've maining been targeting areas out of the plow line. But we have dug test holes on the high ground. A lot of material but nothing whole yet.
Good job guys...I noticed you said yall went to Dalton...what area are yall hunting (roughly, I wouldn't ask you give your spot away)
We hunt all over NW Ga
Hey Zach are you guys going to sift the dirt around the rock formation in the water?
We probably will eventually
You said in one of your videos to play softball, for who, Senior ball?
My daughter plays travel ball
Did you set up at the civil war show? I was thinking of going but of course didn’t.
No I just went hooded so no one would recognize me.
@@ZachByrd why wouldn’t you want to be seen?
If you can find an area facing southeast with the river below it... dig there! Very beautiful point. If you would, take time to look at what I uploaded today... listen to your feelings, sometimes it takes you to the points
Dude the closest flat areas close to spring.Thats where alot off sitting making points,bull........ went on between boys and men.
Thanks for the insight
@@ZachByrd most welcome bro.Maybe we might meet up out younder in them woods.lolFor real.
We're planning some road trips for rock this year.
@@ZachByrd alsome,I am a natural at hunting native American artifacts,old bottles,not ever used a metal detector much but found silver,civil war artifacts,all by surface finds.Keep me in the loop if ya all wouldn't mind a old fart along.lol
The lady rock could be an effege
Was this on public or private property? I want to try this but idk how to locate this stuff. Do you just drive around looking?
Theres a creek next to our family farm full of arrow heads, as kids I found a half a point and 10-15min later down the creek a ways my sister found another half and they fit together perfectly. Now what the hell are the chances of that happening? Lol
That’s cool, my brother found two halves to the same Quartz point last year, he didn’t realize till the next day when he placed them together, I glued it back together with gorilla glue lol, it looks sloppy but I got it back together, it’s about 5 inches long, smoky Quartz spearhead.
Figure out the big gouges in that big rock?
I've heard from many folks online. It's about 50/50. Some say Native American use, others say glacier disturbance. I'm leaning native, given the site.
By the way, Jason just showed me your stick video 2 days ago. Thanks for stopping by.
That spring is visited by nearly everyone that floats the river. It’s a very well known spot. I’d be careful on showing too much of what I find there. You’ll have people all over it. There are too many people in that area that don’t ask for permission to arrowhead hunt. I’ve had to deal with plenty of them. On another note, I was told that at some point in history there was a ferry to cross the river in that area. Y’all are finding some nice stuff. Imagine if that field was plowed.. Good luck to y’all.
We've talked to the owners and since posting the first video we're debating on hanging cell cameras along the river bank, especially above the spring. I've been on this river my entire life and I'm not only aware but appreciative of your insight into the river traffic here. I'm just thankful to have gotten permission to dig and to hopefully keep unwarranted folks away. Also, I've been aware of your channel for years. We should meet up sometime. I'm surprised we haven't crossed paths by now.
@@ZachByrd Sounds good. I lost my good property to hunt on, so I haven’t had the opportunity to do any videos in a while. I have just picked up another in the last few days. Hoping it has enough on it to start back up. We should meet up sometime. Too close not to.
Sounds good man. And I agree.
@@ZachByrd sent an email, with contact information, to the one you have listed.
Ok right on