Rocks, God bless you for having a teacher's soul. I have learned so much from watching your videos, you don't even know. You are educating a whole new generation of amateur archeologists. We appreciate everything you do for us sir!!
Hell yes. We just made a TH-cam video on the Ohio River and I wish I could have done something like this instead. I watch Nugget noggin too. Very interesting stuff that I wish I can do on my channel
@@Stormcrow5897 If you haven't noticed, nature has a wonderful way of resetting itself, as you can plainly see each time the river rises and falls. Your animosity might be better aimed at the folks leaving all of their trash strewn everywhere.
Your very informative videos just goes to show that through all the years you've been doing this, you are a self made expert at what you do. You really have the passion.
Another awesome video rock. You have got to be one of the most knowledgeable people I know when it comes to knowing your native artifacts. We appreciate you taking the time in your videos to educate us on everything you have learned over the years out hunting an searching for your all relics, you have found. I really appreciate it. An I hope all the others that watch your videos do as well. Tbere more then just a video of your finds. Its all about the teaching you do when your out doing what you love to do. Wheather it be digging in the dumps or searching the banks for native artifacts an of course metal detecting to. I've been a true aqua chigger fan from day one. You an him teach us so much. I just want you to know that your time spent making your videos (which is alot of work as well) that is more then appreciated by me an I hope all your other viewers. Keep on keeping on my brother. As always safe and happy hunting/digging to ya from good ol Kentucky.😁👍👍
Very informative vid on a way of hunting we’ve never done. Cool to see all the different methods. That was a beautiful Lancelot point! Love the olive color. Don’t see that very often. Thanks for sharing and Best of luck from us on the next!
Rocks, I learn so much from your videos! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge! I haven’t had a good chance to find an arrowhead/artifact spot yet so I haven’t ever found an arrowhead but I am so ready to get out and find some. Thank you again from Arkansas. Looking forward to your next video 😊
Great video Rocks. It’s amazing how after you train yourself for what to look for some areas look like the Indians could have been there just years ago.
You have to have the largest free lure collection lol. Saw the point in the community section earlier and it looked old too me. Watching right now and can't wait to see what you think it is! Great find Rocks!!
I've learned a lot from you Rocks! I have a small creek behind my house and I'd walked it a few times and never found anything. I went out there the other day with a homemade sifter and found like 20 broken arrowheads and some tools all in a 5 foot square area, all mixed in with red fire cracked rock (which I learned from your videos) ... right in my backyard! Should I start digging?🏹➳
Red cracked fire rock, we find the same stuff here in upstate NY. Cool. Just found your channel, into alot of the the same stuff. Can't beat that cool squirrel 🐿️!
Hi, you learn something new every day. Interesting knowledge. I like the little stone bowls. Keep on rocking Rocks. Later, Joyce. 🇺🇸. ARROW *🎱. ❤️. Squirrel man so cute. 🐿 🍓🥝.
.My good friend. As a native would say, your beautiful squirrel and I look at your heart. Beautiful lanceolate point of a thousand battles. Blessings always on your way. Your coyote friend.
Mornin Brother ! Great video with such amazing information . Nice of you to teach us . On top of that , you give away very cool treasures . Thanks for that . Those little paint pots ? And the drills I find fascinating . Thanks Buddy ,,, Later,,,
Those cup shaped objects seem to be oil lamps. They are fairly common at that size and it wouldn't be hard to get a couple of tablespoons of rancid raccoon fat to put in it. There is even a notch of sorts in each one to lay a wick in. You can mimic this with an empty beer can and a small piece of toilet paper and a tablespoon of cooking oil. Turn the can upside down. Add a tablespoon of oil to the depression. Twist a piece of toilet paper about 1 1/2" long into a small wick. Dip in the oil with a tip sticking over the edge. Light it. Instant oil lamp.
Hey Rocks. Just sending a big hello!!! from Australia . really enjoy your videos you are very knowledgable about old stuff so keep up the good work!!! this is my first comment on your channel.. i have been collecting bottles in Aussie land for 12 years so know what im doing but your tips and knowledge have helped alot so thanks for that. ive found lots of U.S.A bottles in australia dating from 1870s Dr Soule Hop Bitters being among the best. So cheers Rocks ive ssen your amazing finds like the crocks etc & squirrel man is cool take care mate happy digging!!!
Hey Chris......Thanks for stopping by. the Bitters bottle sounds awesome. I saw those "Crick Diggers Inc" on here dig some of those bitters bottles in a video. They are so cool
Hey I just wanted to let you know that I have been very lukewarm to your mud larking videos, with that being said I find myself watching more of these. I think that it is about your want and ability to draw me in and educate me (and the rest of us). You are a good teacher of your passions and I thank you for your efforts. Tell me again why you don’t have a million subscribers yet?
I love. Watching your videos and. Square man. He. Is. So. Allison. I. Wish. I. Could. Walk. So I could get to find. One. All of your videos are very nice Love you and god bless you all. Stay safe. 4253 Dixie Hwy Lizemores WV. 25125
yes.....I have so many too. It is always nice to pick up a nice Rapala.....or some high end lure. Some of the top water baits I found last year were 20.00 lures.
Hey bud its glenna again. The stone bowls are actually a hollow rock and inside u will find red or yellow ocher. That's what the natives used to paint their face horses and rocks. Cave paintings are ocher. If u look around u can find some whole. Just look for the same stuff as the bowls, they're all round heavy stone usually reddish tint. Then grab a big rock or hammer and u can split the iron stone and will find a soft dry clay like ball inside. They used to mix it with urine to dye leathers and fibers also.
You got to be kidding me. I didn't know that you could pull stuff like that out of the river. We were just at the Ohio River making a TH-cam video. Checking out the history and the sites. I always wanted to find Indian arrowheads. Now I got to come back there.
That happens to me all the time Barry.....it is just youtube. It may have been a word you used.....i approved you for all comments...so you can try again...the lastest video has a give away so comment
I'm not sure I understand why there are so many arrow heads there. If there are so many chips from making heads why are there complete ones? did they leave them behind or loose them after making them or are they flawed and useless? Seems like if I was making them I sure wouldn't leave them behind. This is the first of your videos that I have watched, very informative. I've subscribed and I'm looking at more of your videos, thanks from Saskatchewan.
Hey rocks so there is a small semi dried up creek behind my grandmas house that has LOTS of rocks and gravel should I start digging there??some background info about it of what I know is, that before there was any houses it was a cow pasture/ farm land that area was known for producing dairy products like cows milk… and the creek runs down from the side of a mountain.
Have u seen clegg adventures? I think he’s legit, but I like the strap he put on his screen so he can stand and sift with either leg. Looks like a back saver if ur spending a day sifting
Yea.....there is a possibility this is not paleo......but it looks like it to me from the other stuff from there. That last broken base I found last week of a Lance was 15 yards up the beach. This material is kind of grainy.....and course. I think it would have come out better if the material was higher quality
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Rocks, God bless you for having a teacher's soul. I have learned so much from watching your videos, you don't even know. You are educating a whole new generation of amateur archeologists. We appreciate everything you do for us sir!!
Hell yes. We just made a TH-cam video on the Ohio River and I wish I could have done something like this instead. I watch Nugget noggin too. Very interesting stuff that I wish I can do on my channel
@@Stormcrow5897 If you haven't noticed, nature has a wonderful way of resetting itself, as you can plainly see each time the river rises and falls. Your animosity might be better aimed at the folks leaving all of their trash strewn everywhere.
You’re the best! Thank you for your instruction!
Happy to help!
Your very informative videos just goes to show that through all the years you've been doing this, you are a self made expert at what you do. You really have the passion.
Great! Thank you Rocks! Love you Mr Squirrel 🥰
Just perfect video.Glad to see this one again.Love all the old,new,and next videos.Can't beat that buddy.Appreciate all that you do.🐿️🦴🐕🐿️💯🇺🇸👍
Glad you like them! I will try and maybe go back to that place today.
Always love the wealth of information in your casual dialogue....😊
Another awesome video rock. You have got to be one of the most knowledgeable people I know when it comes to knowing your native artifacts. We appreciate you taking the time in your videos to educate us on everything you have learned over the years out hunting an searching for your all relics, you have found. I really appreciate it. An I hope all the others that watch your videos do as well. Tbere more then just a video of your finds. Its all about the teaching you do when your out doing what you love to do. Wheather it be digging in the dumps or searching the banks for native artifacts an of course metal detecting to. I've been a true aqua chigger fan from day one. You an him teach us so much. I just want you to know that your time spent making your videos (which is alot of work as well) that is more then appreciated by me an I hope all your other viewers. Keep on keeping on my brother. As always safe and happy hunting/digging to ya from good ol Kentucky.😁👍👍
Great advice, thanks! Bring a bucket with ya, grab all that trash.
Beautiful fishing lure.. nice!!
Another great video ! Thank you for all your knowledge . Hay Squirrel Man !
Thanks for you time spent on these videos
super informative video... enjoy your content thanks!
Love your videos always interesting. Squirrel man sure looking good
Once again...you found some pretty cool stuff! 😎
Great information. Thanks for sharing.
Interesting how you found that river chert and busted it open to show the portion that makes the point. Enjoyed the video. Thanks!
Great information. Great video thanks Rocks !👍
Nice demo. Great information. Thanks Rocks!!!
That point is a good one. Thanks for all the good info🏹👍
Very informative vid on a way of hunting we’ve never done. Cool to see all the different methods. That was a beautiful Lancelot point! Love the olive color. Don’t see that very often. Thanks for sharing and Best of luck from us on the next!
I get distracted by anatomy and forget what class I am in. lol. Ptarmigan! It's what's for dinner, Jondalar. xo
Thanks for the tips and the insight. I really enjoy your vids. Squirrel man is cool too!
As always another great video
Rocks, I learn so much from your videos! Thank you for sharing all your knowledge! I haven’t had a good chance to find an arrowhead/artifact spot yet so I haven’t ever found an arrowhead but I am so ready to get out and find some. Thank you again from Arkansas. Looking forward to your next video 😊
Love to see a napping video. Nice lance
Those stone bowls were my favorite. I would love to find one of those.
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍
I live on the lower in of the Ohio River henderson ky I love walking the banks
Another interesting video very informant thanks
Great video Rocks. It’s amazing how after you train yourself for what to look for some areas look like the Indians could have been there just years ago.
We love your videos at our house brother✌️Later😉
You have to have the largest free lure collection lol. Saw the point in the community section earlier and it looked old too me. Watching right now and can't wait to see what you think it is! Great find Rocks!!
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Rocks those little bowls were cool.
Wow, you are a great teacher. I have gotten addicted to your videos. Thanks Rocks before all you do. Thanks for the info on the sifting trays.
Nice outing again.Little thunder cut us short but nice outing and commentary.Glad you brought us along.Be safe
I've learned a lot from you Rocks! I have a small creek behind my house and I'd walked it a few times and never found anything. I went out there the other day with a homemade sifter and found like 20 broken arrowheads and some tools all in a 5 foot square area, all mixed in with red fire cracked rock (which I learned from your videos) ... right in my backyard! Should I start digging?🏹➳
That is awesome! I hope you are doing good Raymond...I know you comment here alot and have for a LONG time. Thanks man
Did you try digging? Any luck?
With all that black sand, I'd have myself a gold cube and be shovelling. Flower Gold adds up.
Red cracked fire rock, we find the same stuff here in upstate NY. Cool. Just found your channel, into alot of the the same stuff. Can't beat that cool squirrel 🐿️!
Nice find!! The stone bowls also!! They look like paint pots. Nice to see little Squirrel man.
Thank you! Great video
You are awesome thank you
Great video!, love seeing squirrel man!.
Thank You
Rocks, your stuff never gets old! Great finds! I live in WV, but have never found an arrow head! I’ll keep you posted! 🙂✅👍🏻
Excellent.
Rocks another fantastic video. Squirrel Man is looking great.
Every. Thaing you. Find. Is. Very very nice. I would love to be able to. Walk. So. I. Could. Find. One. It’s a. Defame. For. Me. Love ya stay. Safe.
Thanks rocky.
Dude you’re an authority on hunting artifacts. Awesome channel I love you and aquachigger
That guitar rips. I use the Flicker Shad in the river to catch SmallMouth.
Hi, you learn something new every day. Interesting knowledge. I like the little stone bowls. Keep on rocking Rocks. Later, Joyce. 🇺🇸. ARROW *🎱. ❤️. Squirrel man so cute. 🐿 🍓🥝.
Thanks for sharing your tips Rocks. Always appreciate it!
Good info like always, and then closing it out with EL Chapo. Smokin'. Thanks, Rocks.
Thanks for another great lesson. I’m leaning a lot from your videos.
I believe that is a Paleo Lancelot type point . Nice video.
.My good friend. As a native would say, your beautiful squirrel and I look at your heart. Beautiful lanceolate point of a thousand battles. Blessings always on your way. Your coyote friend.
Thank you for sharing. I have learned a lot from you. Keep up the good work.
Every interesting. I am not a rock person, however I have learned something new today! Good shot of squirrel man!
good information!
Good information… Very knowledgeable about these arrow heads…
Dude thats an awesome video thanks! That point you found.. i would say matches in the book. Good luck hunting!
Thanks for the tips, Rocks, I'll definitely use them in WVA! The lanceolate is an awesome find. Squirrel Buddy is loving all that fresh fruit!💖
I think you are spot on regarding the the point laying out
Mornin Brother ! Great video with such amazing information . Nice of you to teach us . On top of that , you give away very cool treasures . Thanks for that . Those little paint pots ? And the drills I find fascinating . Thanks Buddy ,,, Later,,,
Your knowledge is amazing man. Love these videos!
Those cup shaped objects seem to be oil lamps. They are fairly common at that size and it wouldn't be hard to get a couple of tablespoons of rancid raccoon fat to put in it. There is even a notch of sorts in each one to lay a wick in.
You can mimic this with an empty beer can and a small piece of toilet paper and a tablespoon of cooking oil. Turn the can upside down. Add a tablespoon of oil to the depression. Twist a piece of toilet paper about 1 1/2" long into a small wick. Dip in the oil with a tip sticking over the edge. Light it. Instant oil lamp.
Hey Rocks. Just sending a big hello!!! from Australia . really enjoy your videos you are very knowledgable about old stuff so keep up the good work!!! this is my first comment on your channel.. i have been collecting bottles in Aussie land for 12 years so know what im doing but your tips and knowledge have helped alot so thanks for that. ive found lots of U.S.A bottles in australia dating from 1870s Dr Soule Hop Bitters being among the best. So cheers Rocks ive ssen your amazing finds like the crocks etc & squirrel man is cool take care mate happy digging!!!
Hey Chris......Thanks for stopping by. the Bitters bottle sounds awesome. I saw those "Crick Diggers Inc" on here dig some of those bitters bottles in a video. They are so cool
arrowhead soup, i like that.
Looks just like the pic in the book to me! Nice one buddy.
Very nice artifacts. Great video.
Great stuff once again! what is the strangest thing you've ever pulled out of the Ohio River?
Car tires haha
Strangest thing I've pulled out of the ohio river is a deer carcass was fishing and ended up snagging it and reeling it in lol
@@ttyler88 what kind of fishing line can a person have the pull up a deer? That's insane haha
@@markrichardsocioprojectgo1800 80 lb mono and steel leader
@@ttyler88 still not as big as a deer
That Lance definitely looks paleo.... More on the crude side as paleos go but I would be over the moon of I found that.... Nice!
Another good one, so interesting. I wish I was closer to the river now. You have me thinking about the Maumee now lol.
Excellent video man, very informative. Appreciate your efforts. Really cool.
Hey I just wanted to let you know that I have been very lukewarm to your mud larking videos, with that being said I find myself watching more of these. I think that it is about your want and ability to draw me in and educate me (and the rest of us). You are a good teacher of your passions and I thank you for your efforts. Tell me again why you don’t have a million subscribers yet?
I love you sifting on the river bro!!
Awesome as always. I find Flint, fire rock & nut rocks along the Tuscarawas River all the time, but yet to find Aarow heads 🤷
I love. Watching your videos and. Square man. He. Is. So. Allison. I. Wish. I. Could. Walk. So I could get to find. One. All of your videos are very nice Love you and god bless you all. Stay safe. 4253 Dixie Hwy Lizemores WV. 25125
Dude I’ve kayaked for about 10 years up and down the Derby and I have two full tackle boxes all those fishing Lewers
yes.....I have so many too. It is always nice to pick up a nice Rapala.....or some high end lure. Some of the top water baits I found last year were 20.00 lures.
@@rockscousteau hey buddy. What's up with the mokia? I bought two and was expecting them last Thursday. Are you having issues with it?
Another good video, dude I wish I had some of that knowledge. I’d be out finding them too.
Hey bud its glenna again. The stone bowls are actually a hollow rock and inside u will find red or yellow ocher. That's what the natives used to paint their face horses and rocks. Cave paintings are ocher. If u look around u can find some whole. Just look for the same stuff as the bowls, they're all round heavy stone usually reddish tint. Then grab a big rock or hammer and u can split the iron stone and will find a soft dry clay like ball inside. They used to mix it with urine to dye leathers and fibers also.
Great find tho. I am a rockhound, collecting since a toddler. Also use stones to make wire wrap jewelry
Another great video, hate that the weather didn't cooperate:( I'll look forward to the next one. Thanks for sharing:)
Yea.....the weather is nice today....but after this hunt the river is up another foot. should be good in a few days when i goes down
Great find that's most certainly Paleo
You got to be kidding me. I didn't know that you could pull stuff like that out of the river. We were just at the Ohio River making a TH-cam video. Checking out the history and the sites. I always wanted to find Indian arrowheads. Now I got to come back there.
Great video I'm on the ohio today doing some sifting with my daughter hopefully we get into them keep the videos coming man
do those test screens. If you go out on the Ohio enough....stick with it.....move around to different areas......you will have an amazing collection
good boy squirrel man 20:21
I have been a subscriber and watching your videos for years. But when I go to post on your newest one I can't. But I can post on this one.
That happens to me all the time Barry.....it is just youtube. It may have been a word you used.....i approved you for all comments...so you can try again...the lastest video has a give away so comment
I've found a couple stones that looked like shells that must have been what they were stones that were used by indians.! Cool!
That was a beautiful piece of glass. Could you imagine if you found that whole? Take care.
Rocks,what do you do with all the flakes you pick up?
Nice find again. You have an eagle's eye I swear. Lol
yeah, I would dig into those banks no telling what hasn't been washed out of those banks yet. and sift that out in the river.
I wish that glass you found was whole. I'd say that was a historical flask.
I'm not sure I understand why there are so many arrow heads there. If there are so many chips from making heads why are there complete ones? did they leave them behind or loose them after making them or are they flawed and useless? Seems like if I was making them I sure wouldn't leave them behind. This is the first of your videos that I have watched, very informative. I've subscribed and I'm looking at more of your videos, thanks from Saskatchewan.
Nice point that green is cool. Is your screen a tray out of a industrial dishwasher?
Hey rocks so there is a small semi dried up creek behind my grandmas house that has LOTS of rocks and gravel should I start digging there??some background info about it of what I know is, that before there was any houses it was a cow pasture/ farm land that area was known for producing dairy products like cows milk… and the creek runs down from the side of a mountain.
Have u seen clegg adventures? I think he’s legit, but I like the strap he put on his screen so he can stand and sift with either leg. Looks like a back saver if ur spending a day sifting
Any bottoms from colored glass cells that The Rock shows for flintknapping to get anywheres from quarter apiece to $6 a pound
Thin is right . and that's why almost all of them are broken in plowed fields . Hard to get a full one !
Yea.....there is a possibility this is not paleo......but it looks like it to me from the other stuff from there. That last broken base I found last week of a Lance was 15 yards up the beach. This material is kind of grainy.....and course. I think it would have come out better if the material was higher quality
Good info. Are there some areas where the base clay will be too deep or non existent?
Are you a knapper? I would love to see some of your work. I want to find a local knapper to buy from
Yes....but with doing all these videos I have not done it for a good while. I dont have time.