Arrowhead hunting TN - Perfect 10,000 year old artifact, a 4"+ spear point, and silver recovered!
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- More finds from this productive summer! A couple pieces recovered from a construction site, my 3rd hoe of the year, a 4" pickwick that was flipped out of the mud, a triple coin find topped off with a point, and a beautifully preserved quad that was saved! As always, thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe to keep up with all my current finds. You never know what kind of artifacts will show up!
That quad is so NICE! Points like that we never tire of finding
Man I hear ya… I don’t find enough of them, as I’m sure you don’t either! Haha
Stone Square Stem, Buzzard Roost Creek, Copena, Adena, Smithsonia, Adena Narrow Stem, Mercury Dime, nickel, Lincoln penny?, knife, Stillwell, giant Pickwick, notched flint hoe, and a killer Dalton! Awesome finds!
Thanks man, I really appreciate it! But yep, 1892 V nickel, unknown date wheat penny, and the 39 merc dime. Went back with the metal detector and found nada!
The black paleo piece is a beauty!
Thank you! It was a total surprise for sure, since it seems like those older pieces are broken like 110% of the time! Haha thanks for the comment and for checking it out!
As always, AWESOME....
Thanks man, I really appreciate it!
Great! The Pickwick is my favorite.
Thanks man! I flipped it out with my stick thinking I was looking at a broken piece at first. Let’s just say my mother would not approve of the words that left my mouth when that thing popped out!🤣
Sweet, sweet, sweet!!
Haha thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment!
Man I am so envious in a good way 👍
Haha thanks man! I hope you can get out there and find some to make me envious of! In the mean time I’ve got another batch of artifacts lined up for the next video that won’t disappoint! Thanks as always for checking it out buddy!
Looks like a straight killer beaver lake to me. Lots of really fine relics in this upload man thank you once again for sharing your find here! Wow!!
Thanks man! I was thinking quad on that last one.. but I know the differences can be subtle! Besides I’ll be the first to admit my identifying skills are severely lacking in comparison to my ability to finding them!😂 But glad you enjoyed buddy! I recently found a copper artifact. As you know, those are kind of unusual for our area. That will probably make its way into my next vid!
@@Points365 oh wow. Hell yes I can't wait to see the copper piece! I've never found any copper here in middle TN at all. Quad/beaver lake can have very subtle differences sometimes. That thing is thin and just as good as they come , definately glad you were able to recover it with the tip/ears totally intact. Don't happen often!!
Some fine pieces! Well done.
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it! Thanks for checking it out!
Outstanding array of artifacts. I would like to see a video of your entire collection. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks man, I really appreciate it! I keep thinking of doing a collection video, but then i get caught up hunting more, and trying to find time just to make a video of my recent finds! I’m still behind… I have close to a dozen recent finds backed up, waiting to be in videos. I found a copper artifact last week. I’m pretty pumped about that one!
Man if them coins and old butter knife could talk . I love your vids and yes it would be nice to see your whole collection that would be cool . But if you have that many videos backed up keep them coming. Love to hear that bell that you got a new video up cause I know it’s gona be some straight up killers keep them coming brother and be safe
show that copper piece I've looked but never found anything .but might be some in my area
Dude, steller finds...
I don’t have a vid of it being pulled. I thought it was modern trash at first. After checking it out I thought it might be something based off of the crudeness of it and the style of the drill hole in it. I had a couple people check it out and they both thought it to be an artifact. I’ll make a video of it and get everyone’s thoughts on it. The people on here seem to be the pros at identifying stuff!
Looks like a G-10 Clovis if l ever saw one! Wow what a fantastic rare find congratulations!! People sun burn the backs of their necks looking down a lifetime for what you have there!!! Hahaha I'm totally happy and in shock just watching one being picked up off the earth. Thanks l never imagined even seeing one being found before in real time. Now let's see your entire collection & watch me fall down until someone picks me up in 10,000 years man...
I’ve always been amazed at the quality of the older stuff. Seems like the newer stuff just wasn’t made quite as well. I’m still glad to find whatever I happen to cross paths with though! Haha My dream artifact is a nice fluted Cumberland.. I might just pass out in the mud if come up on one of those! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment on the videos buddy!
you have a great spot and great eyes. much respect
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
Enjoyed the video
Great artifacts my friend
Congratulations
Thanks as always buddy for the comment and for checking it out! Hope you’ve been having some good luck out there!
Lots of goodies. Especially that dalton killer.
Thanks buddy, I appreciate that! I recently found a copper artifact. Only my second one of those ever found. It’ll probably make its way into my next video!
Awesome time here
Thanks again buddy!
That last one was a WAR AXE HEAD…SUPER RARE…NICE…
Killer finds man!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!
I could listen to that tune all day long, but watching you rescue them points.. sometimes I get excited,and I’m sitting in a massage chair.
Glad you enjoy the music! I think it goes well with the artifacts! Glad these videos help keep the excitement going even while in the ol massage chair! Haha
Beautiful Find
Thanks man!
@@Points365 yw subbed love you're content
This is a great video!
Thanks man, I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed! There’s more where that one came from! Haha
good finds good luck for the next artifact hunt
Thanks buddy i appreciate it! I had a pretty good wknd. It should make for a good upcoming video!
That's pretty cool the square inclusion in that last piece 💚
Thanks! That’s probably my favorite part of that piece. Not sure what it is in the material that made that inclusion, but it does add some unique flair to it!
Nobody mentioned that flint axe, super cool. Huge congrats on all of em, loved the Quad and Copena 😎😎😎
Haha Thanks buddy! I’ve been on a roll with the axes this year. I think I have 9 total now, 3 of which found this year! I’ll never forget the first one I ever found… it was one of my first artifacts found. I pulled the leaves back on a random tobacco plant to look under it and it was laying right by the stalk. It probably startled me! Haha
SMOKER!!!!!!!!!
Haha thanks man! I’ll have another video coming out next Thursday… it’s gonna be smoker central! It’s gonna have E notch big sandy, lost lake, pine tree, a rare (for around these parts) copper artifact, and more! All found in the last 3 weeks. Hope you can check it out!
Very nice finds.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Amazing!
Thanks, and thanks again for checking it out!
nice large multi tool> adz, axe, spoke shave and end scraper all in one.. i enjoy those finds better than points.
I feel ya man, I enjoy all the random tools of their everyday life that I find. It’s not always about the sharp pointy artifacts! Haha thanks for checking it out buddy!
Awesome finds brother
Thanks as always buddy! I appreciate you checking it out!
WOW! The amount of things you find, the beauty of the items and the INSANE variety are absolutely unbeatable. I have to say, I think you have the best format for making this type of video I've seen. I love the "in situ" pic, the pickup and wash, and the thorough examination from all sides on each point, then the nice detail pic at the end. That scattered coin spill was very interesting as well!! I also enjoy very much only hearing the splashing water and outdoor noises, it makes me feel like I'm on one of my spots! You have something special going on here, you are by far on my top 3 list of channels on TH-cam for sure, possibly #1. I have yet to be disappointed by ANY one of your vids. Hell, I have never NOT got my MIND BLOWN by any one of your vids 🤣. You're killing it! Id love to see your full collection of finds! Maybe you sell some of your finds? Id live to know where if so! I don't usually sell my finds personally, but now and again I'll let one go to a serious collector or as a gift etc lol. I also don't find near the amount or quality of your finds, so I usually have to keep my finds lol! Keep up the good work, I'm always happy as can be when I see a new vid from you pop up! Happy hunting from your fellow searcher in Western North Carolina... just across the TN border actually. maybe we will cross paths one day 😆 👍
Jimmy Brown
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Jimmy, I appreciate the kind words man! Sorry for the belated response, I spend so much time hunting and working, I don’t get on here as much as I should. When I started this channel I wanted to make it different from the other artifact videos I usually see on TH-cam. I wanted to show the finds in the way I enjoy going back and watching my old videos, with all the focus on the artifact. Not me in the background fidgeting around or blabbing on about it! Haha I used to get quite a bit of negative feedback on my style, but I think all of those people finally removed themself or decided to put up with it! I’m definitely fortunate to live in such an area so rich in native history. I know it may look like I’m walking out my door and picking them up left and right, but as I’m sure you know, it takes a ton of time and miles covered just to find an artifact. There do seem to be more in this region than many others though. I’ve never sold an artifact. I’m a solid collector. I enjoy each piece I find. I often go back and pick one up at random and think about the day I found it, where I found it, good memories. I’ve given away a few pieces, But I don’t think I could ever sell. I’m sure when I’m long gone, my family will put em all in a box and sell em for $5 in a yard sale!😂 I haven’t done much hunting at all east of the Cumberland plateau here in TN. For some reason it seems like (as you mentioned) the quantity and quality go down drastically. Not sure why that is? It’s beautiful country out where you’re at, but I’m sure they had their reasons. But man again, I appreciate the kind words. I was hoping to have another video out tomorrow, but it’s too late for me to try and get one together by tomorrow. So hopefully I will have it out next week… and I have a feeling it’ll be another mind blower for you! One of them in the next video, I pondered taking a sit in the mud before picking it up! It’s just that awesome!😅
Awesome!!!!
Thanks man, I appreciate it!
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍
Of course buddy, I’m glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the comment and for checking it out again!
Golondrina was what I thought when I saw that Paleo. Envious here stuck in the land of very few arrowheads.
Man, that sounds sad being in an artifact less land! Where would that be so I can be sure to avoid it? Haha only kidding of course! But man, I hope the envy doesn’t get the best of you. I appreciate you checking out the finds and taking the time to comment!
NE Washington state. It's all good, keep on tearing it up friend!
Nice!
Thanks man, I appreciate it!
As usual, awesome. The paleo point was the best of all.
Thanks buddy. It amazes me that a piece that old can survive intact! Most the pieces I recover I’m amazed they are intact really. Thanks for checking it out man!
Amazing finds as usual!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate that!
Thanks once again. Big Scoita is one of my favorite fiddle tunes too.
As always, you’re so welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed and I do appreciate the positive feedback and you checking it out!
.Wow my friend, incredible the number of great finds, all beautiful, perfect, wow, wow, wow, and definitely that Paleo point is the queen. They found a whole collection. Congratulations and blessings on your way.
Thanks my friend! The old pieces are hard to beat! You’ve been finding some nice and big stuff lately. Have you found new places to hunt?
Man, what a haul! Congrats!!!
Thanks as always buddy, I appreciate it!
WOW , Awesome finds!!!!!
Thanks man, I appreciate it!
The awesomeness continues!!! Thanks for bringing it 👍🏹
Haha man it’s just on fire this year! I think my next couple vids are gonna blow this one out of the water! I do love the quad at the end of this one but geez… I love my pine trees and lost lakes! Yep, that was a teaser for the next video! Thanks as always for the positive feedback and for checking it out buddy!
You bet I'll be uh watching 👍🏹
Excellent finds man. I really enjoyed the show. 👍👍
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!
Another good day of finding points, artifacts, plus a silver dime, Were the last two coins pennies. Gee I miss the days I would look for points. I enjoy your videos.
The second coin was an 1892 V nickel. The last was a wheat penny, unknown date. I hate you can’t get out there hunting anymore. I’m sure you had some productive years of hunting when you were out there!
Holy cow, artifact overload!!! Killer finds my man, congrats on the killer points!!! 🤯
Haha thanks man! I find it hard to believe myself how much luck I’ve had this year. This past month has been no exception! The next couple videos to come out are gonna be awesome! Thanks for checking this one out!
Outstanding video man! Tons of smokers! Incredible Quad!
Thanks as always buddy! This year has been something else that’s for sure! Heck, the last few weeks has been incredible. Y’all are in for a treat with the next couple videos!
Love your video's! I'd be in heaven to find stuff like that in Michigan.. nice saves!
Thanks man I appreciate it! I feel like I’m in heaven here for sure. I spend a ton of time out looking, and cover many miles per week… they don’t always come easy! Speaking of MI, I found what I believe to be a copper artifact a couple weeks ago. Possible a pendant of some sort. Do you ever find copper artifacts? It will be in my next video and would love some input on it to you or whom ever knows a thing about copper artifacts. They are almost unheard of down here in TN.
Great artifacts, the Quad at the end is a little killer👍🏻
Thanks man! Im just excited to finally find one whole. I was convinced I was destined to nothing but broken quads for life! Haha
Outstanding finds man! You never disappoint when showing all that eye candy 🤣 & that paleo piece is gonna be though one to top. It kinda has a Beaver Lake look to it?? Thanks for taking all of us along for your adventures. I also would like to see you do a video of your extensive artifact collection. Keep amazing all of us with your videos
Thanks again man! I keep thinking to myself.. With all the luck I’ve had this year, y’all are gonna be pissed when things start slowing down for me and my videos just consist of a broken scraper and some pretty flakes I found! 😂
But on that last one, I was leaning toward a quad on that one. The differences are subtle between that and a beaver lake, but I’m leaning more on the quad side. Thanks for the comment though man, I always enjoy replying to each and every one!
What a beautiful Quad brother! Happy hunting 😁
Thanks! It still amazes me that a piece that old can still be intact! At least I saved that one form eventually being broken. Thanks for the comment and for checking it out!
Oh man , you blew it away !!! What a awesome few hunts man you killed it ! Absolutely outstanding!!! I’m so jealous, woodland , archaic , and what ? Oh my …. PALEO !!!!
Haha thanks man! That’s what I love about getting out there on the hunt, you never know what’s gonna reveal itself! The paleo doesn’t show up often, but it’s much appreciated when it does! Thanks again for checking it out buddy!
Fantastic, i only wish
Wow pay day at the river!! From start to a very amazing finish. Congratulations on that beautiful paleo!! And that sweet bigum tool. Take care.
Thanks a lot! Seems like most paleo I find is broken somehow… it was a nice change of pace for it to be whole for once! Haha
@@Points365 be happy you find paleo!! We're I live they are very rare. Take care.
Hey brother, thanks for the awesome hunt. I didnt even break a sweat runnin 'round the river bank with ya!!! Ha ha. Beautiful, beautiful finds pal! Lookin foward to the "throwing cooper" special coming up! Be careful brother and good luck! Lookin forward to the next video!🇺🇲
Haha Well I sure broke a sweat… it was a hot summer! It sure beats being out there when the frozen mud is crunching under your feet though! I wish I had recorded the copper piece being pulled, but I thought it was a piece of modern junk when I picked it up. Something told me I should get it checked out, glad I did! I’ll have to make a recording of the piece, showing off the patina, drill hole, etc. Thanks for the comment and for checking it out buddy!
you did alright..nice finds..glad to see you pick em up...last one was a killer...keep up the good work...find em while you can....because all good things come to an end....and nothing ever stays the same..good huntin
Thanks Tommy! I’m trying to stay on em as much as I can for as long as I can. If I can ever retire, I’ll really pick up the pace! Haha thanks as always for the comment and for checking it out buddy!
@@Points365 im retirement age
..my body is worn out tho..used it all up wrkn all my life..just woke up one mrng....and i was old....makes me mad and sad that i cant do the things i enjoy.. so i watch you find em
I hope my comments don't pester you 🤣 but I'm hooked on your channel ✌️💚🍄
Haha not a pester at all!! I’m so glad and thankful you take the time to watch and comment (pester)😂! I’ll have a new video out in 2 days. Given I have the time to make a video, I usually try to put one out every 2 weeks on Thursdays.
Epic finds congratulations man
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it!
Here in North Carolina we call it a Guilford chip axe.
Just checked those out.. I’d say your right! I hadn’t heard that name before. Thanks for the input and helpful info!
I’m a new subscriber, but I’ve watched a lot of your videos. You sure find a lot of awesome points! Congrats!
Thanks man I really appreciate the sub, the comment, and you checking the vids out. I put in some serious hours, and miles upon miles every week to recover these artifacts. Making these videos seemed like the best way to share them with as many people as I can, instead of them just sitting in some frames, only to be admired by few. Glad you enjoy! I have a new batch of artifacts for the next video, I just have to put it together… which is the hardest part for me! Haha
6:35 I have an exact Adena last find I made last week in a Louisville creek
KY has some killer artifacts! I need to venture up that way sometime!
I honestly don't know how you can make these videos without screaming during the pull when you realize it's whole....lol I know that there would be a few 'beeps" if it was me finding and filming those. Awesome video as always!
Haha it took me a while to get to where I was able to do it. When I go back and reminisce on my finds of the past, I enjoy watching my pulls when I’m not in the background with the “beeps” lol. Makes it more family friendly too! Haha😂 But man I appreciate you checking it out and thanks for the comment!
Awesome Quad.
A lucky few find something similar to that in the Florida Panhandle, and they call them "Simpsons" or sometimes called, "bull-tongue Simpsons"
If you are lucky enough to find one made of agatized coral, or chalcedony, you could name your price.
I heard the old man talking about a fella that traded his Ford Lariat 4×4 crew cab turbo diesel for one.. Said he walked home grinning from ear-to-ear.
I heard the old man say a lot of stuff that ain't true though.
Lol oh man, I was cracking up thinking about that guy walking home truck less, artifact in hand!😂 But man, I don’t know much about chalcedony. We don’t really have that material here. BUT I did find a big boy earlier this year. Pretty sure it’s made of chalcedony based off of my research. It looks way too perfect and nice. Plus it apparently doesn’t patina like most materials. I was in disbelief when I found it, and still kind of am. I haven’t put it in a video yet because I wanted to get this thing checked out and authenticated first. I’m 95% sure it’s legit, because it’s similar in shape, size, and style to one I found at this spot in years past. That one found in the past was 100% legit because it had obvious signs of patina and whatnot. But I just wanted to make sure I haven’t been duped by some sob, and don’t want to put some bogus artifact on here. I couldn’t imagine a paleo piece made out of that material though! Hopefully I’ll get to put that piece out in a video soon!
@@Points365 I have not heard of any points found of chalcedony in your area, but I suppose it is possible. It would more than likely be made of novaculite. Which is really similar. Very waxy glassy material that almost resembles porcelain. Usually with almost no signs of patina, even after ten thousand years. I would love to see it.
I don’t think it’s that… I just googled novaculite. This piece is a rose / beige color. Totally translucent. It’s wild looking!
@@Points365 that does indeed sound like chalcedony. If it is, you can guarantee that the artifact is real. No Faker is going to use a piece of chalcedony to salt your honey hole. Chalcedony is basically a gem Stone.
Man, your attention to detail and knowledge of all things ancient is second to none. I'm just curious, is there a way to contact you outside of the TH-cam comment section? I have so many questions and a fair amount to share. Thank you for all the hard work hunting, filming, editing and posting. You make it look easy. But, we all know it ain't!
Thank you very much. I appreciate the uplifting words. Feel free to email me anytime at jmc4483@gmail.com I’m always excited to talk artifacts and whatnot!
You were right that thing is absolutely amazing I hard to watch the video a second time it was just filled with amazing artifacts.. was it a nickel dime and penny? That was cool with them all being on the same beach as the point
Thanks man! But yeah, it was a 1939 merc dime, 1892 V nickel, an unknown date wheat penny, and let’s not forget the butter knife! 😂 Thanks for checking it out man!
Aw man, like #364... Just missed it by 1
Killer stuff,would love to see a video of your collection and the Heartbreakers to, God is good.
Thanks man! I keep thinking about a collection vid, but I can’t even keep videos of my recent finds up to date. I’d say I have at least a dozen or so artifacts found in the past few weeks that still need to make its way into a video…. Whew, the heartbreakers.. I can’t even get started on the piles I have of them! Haha
@@Points365 I'd love to see them some time I think it would make a great video I'm sure you have a alot with all the killers you must have
Whooohoo!! Nice Paleo point!! That thing is museum grade right there! Are you thinking Quad? Regardless, it’s as good as it gets brother! Absolute beauty! Congrats on that year maker.
Yup, you nailed it.. quad for sure! Finally snagged me a whole one! It gets old finding nothing but broken ones. Haha but it’s amazing that any of them survive when you think about how old they are… especially finding them whole in fields like y’all find them. Now that’s amazing!
paleo ! thanks for the video .ever try to metal detect that bank?
Paleo that’s not broken! That’s what I was excited about! Haha but yeah I went back to that bank with the ol metal detector about a week later. Water was higher, and only found trash. When the water recedes I plan on going back. There’s no way that there were only 3 coins on that bank, and they were all exposed.. there’s just no way! Haha
That's a killer Paleo!!!
Thanks! Finally found one that’s whole! Haha
It's the best feeling ever!!
A feeling I could get used to! Haha
You did better than me. You didn't make a sound. I was freaking out when I found my Paleo!!
The sounds were happening before and after the video.. trust me, there was much whooping going on!😂
Fire again!!!!!! No words!!! I’m convinced though that you invented some type of flint detector, that only finds killers and no brokes!!! I also think ur dog is trained to sniff out flint!! Needle tips, silver, flint axes, paleo pieces ya know just what ever!!!! Love watching!!! Dude I’d drive from Pittsburgh and go at 4am just to watch you do this!!! Do you kayak the river???
Haha man, the brokes are one thing I find plenty of! I think my broke to whole ratio is about 10-15 brokes for every whole one I find! I usually don’t add them in my videos unless they are exceptional broken pieces. But man, this past month has been crazy! Guess you could say I’ve had the ol flint detector fired up! Haha I used to kayak the river. I will still kayak a stream when the chance arises. But I upgraded the kayak for a little boat. It got tiring paddling around a kayak full of flint!😂
Was that a Quad? Killer find whatever it was. Congrats bud.
Yup you nailed it, quad… and finally a whole one! I get tired of finding broken ones all the time! Thanks again for watching bud!
Superb artifacts ! Over the years I have found many coins out in the middle of plowed fields , the last one was a 1918 Mercury Dime . What were the green coins , couldn't make them out ? That is a sweet Quad , the fossils make it even better !
Thanks again buddy! I was excited about the quad.. I have about 10 broken ones and up until then I was still waiting on a whole one to present itself to me! Finally! But yeah, I had to get my eye loupe out to figure out the other 2 coins. The second was an 1892 V nickel. The last one was a wheat penny, unknown date. I went back with my metal detector a week later. Didn’t find squat! The water has come up a bit though. I’ll try again after it drops back down. There’s no way there were only 3 coins on that bank, and all of them being exposed! Have you ever dabbled with metal detecting?
@@Points365 I have , just never had the ear for it . My older brother detected instead of arrowhead hunting . I would like to tell you about some of his finds but not publicly . He found some really amazing things ! TH-cam used to have a way to send personal messages , can't do it anymore . I don't think .
Where is this location. Points just laying on top of the soil. That's a dream come true hunt right there.
Man it’s all over! I cover a LOT of ground. But it blows my mind how the erosion from waves literally washes the soil out from around them. This time of year when the water drops, the loose sediment left behind changes daily. Walk a bank one day and not see a thing. Go back the next day and you’ll see one laying out in the open right on top!
WOW👊🏹
Haha thanks buddy! I appreciate you checking it out!
What's the name of the place you bought your rabbit foot key chain. Luck like that can't come naturally. Killer points,old coin spill and topping it all off with a Paleo point. WOW!!!! Just unbelievably remarkable.
Thanks for sharing.
I needed to see that for inspiration.
Well… I just scraped up the whole bunny off the side of the road and tied it to my walking stick. I figured 4 rabbits feet + some would be better than just one foot! Haha But I guess it could be luck.. or just the sheer amount of time spent out hunting. As you know, it takes hours and miles of fruitless hunting to eventually find enough artifacts to make a video out of. But just being out in this beautiful country of ours is reward enough. A lot of times seeing the sunset after a long day of finding nothing makes it all worth it. Having a few more pieces in your pocket are just an added bonus! Haha
Man you have had a Killer year so far!!! I hope it continues for you! My year hasn't been very productive with points so it's really nice to enjoy seeing yours! It's awesome the variety you find! How many different sites are you typically hunting per video to find what you do?
I’m telling ya man… I was starting to get worried after how slow it was last year. Scoring a couple months off work earlier this year really helped!😂 But I went back and looked over this video and counted 7 different sites the artifacts were found at in this video. I go all over, keeping the water / pavement hot! Haha People don’t usually realize when they ask to go hunt with me, that I fully expect them to be at my house at 4am ready to go… and don’t expect to be home by dinner time either! Haha
Sounds like my kind of huntin. I figured that was a pretty good amount of sites with all the awesome variety of points. It shows that you put in the time and work. I'm glad to see you reap the rewards of it! Very cool man, and thanks for sharing on here!
I appreciate it buddy!
Killer finds brother
I'm thinking about going to Tennessee to look around for artifacts. Does Cleveland Tennessee have anything?
Thanks man I appreciate it! Sorry for the belated response by the way. But man to be honest with you, I haven’t met a creek yet that hasn’t turned up some sort of an artifact… except for east TN. Seems like a dead zone to me! But down there toward Cleveland, I’ve seen some nice stuff from that general area. If you do get out that way good luck to you!
Nice Finds you should go back to the place with a metal detector
Thanks man! But trust me.. I did go back with the ol metal detector! A couple times actually. All I found was a penny that looked like it was shot with a .22. I thought I’d for sure find a few more!
PALEO!
I need more! Haha Thanks for. He king it out buddy!
Sweet finds as usual brother! You find some really nice Copena classics. Was this one found anywhere near that last one you found, or was it a different spot? The Quad is stellar! Congrats and good luck!
Thanks buddy! This last copena was found miles from that grey one found a couple videos back. I still keep going back there hoping to see more sticking out of the mud… it’s not looking good though. Oh well, maybe I’ll find a cache this wknd?! Haha But thanks again man, I appreciate your comments!
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As many as I have watched you find you should have a truck load.
Haha! I mean… I wouldn’t say a “truck load” really…. Maybe a tractor trailer load! Haha kidding! If you count all the random tools like hammer stones, grinding stones, scrapers, etc.. it does add up to quite the collection. I love them all too. I just need to build an addition to house them all properly now!
Wish you had a c onversation and you must have a great collection. Just wondering where you find the artifacts
Wow u weren't kidding the last one paleo but what it be called 3 trips here in colo over 12 miles walking high plains and nothing found yet!
Dude, you earn your artifacts out there it sounds like.. geez!
@@Points365 fact fourth trip nothing actually have found a nice scraper each time but it will pay off were hunting a huge basin which is part of a big buffalo drive system new spot and as far as I can tell each scraper was accompanied by several sharp flake tools signifying an individual butchering I've found several drive pits not to drive the buffalo in to but to hide and throw a spear from as buffalo are spooked past it's a huge treeless basin probably 4 to 5 miles across in any direction there are at least 6 different sloes or seeps numerous gullies and small outcroppings several small hidden cliffs all surrounded by high tree covered ridges .out here at least before the horse you didn't camp in your drive system because if u screwed up the drive the next drive is almost 5 miles away and and you have to set up all your people for another drive all this on foot and miles from your camp so our plan is to check one more spot in this basin and if we find the same flakes and butchering tools well begin our search for the camp in the surrounding hills on the outside edge of this basin a couple of the tools I've found scrapers I mean have been really nice and I found a broken spear tip on the side of a treeless hill above the kill zone and hopefully its will show us the way to a camp somewhere on the trees ridges above this huge drive system doing some filming for a video hope to have done by winter it's not always so tough but were looking for a new camp and where I live is 50 miles away and where they spent the winter but right now it's real hot lots of rattlers and scorpions so we prefer to hunt the same camps where they spent the summer in the summer and hunt closer to home throughout the fall and winter when we have finally figured out this drive system it will pay off thers been a few folsoms and other paleo finds in this area google south park colo and then look at the map between there and canon city to see the high parks we hunt the area between the south platte and the arkansas being called the land of the lying buffalo by the Sioux and was known for always holding buffalo when the the big plains herds might be states away very cool place so what was that last point u found u said almost as good as a clovis does it have a name?
Wow.. that sounds amazing! It’s awesome being able to literally retrace their steps the way you do, and looking for / seeing signs of their inhabitance along the way. It would make artifact hunting so much more rewarding by going about it the way you are, by reading terrain, taking into consideration all the factors of herd movement, and natural channels and whatnot. That’s just awesome! Can you see flakes and other signs of inhabitance laying on the surface when you locate camps? Here, everything is usually deep. In some spots where it’s a steep dirt embankment, I will see a layer of ash and flint a solid 15’+ below surface level. That blows my mind as well. But that last point in the video is a quad. Obviously a close relative of the Clovis. It’s a late paleo piece with the expanding base as the main difference between it and a clovis. I’ve found some nice broken fluted clovis bases, Cumberland, beaver lake, etc… that old stuff is just usually broken unfortunately.
@@Points365 when we hit a good camp there is lots of debris the main difference being you find points also here in canon city where I live there is hot springs and it's called canyon city in spanish because many canyons all come together at one area and run into the Arkansas river in somewhat modern times it was considered to be a neutral wintering ground for several tribes that didn't congregate at other times ute comanche and others any way the hunting here is a lot different than the area where the drive is 50 miles away around here there's camps everywhere the sun shined in the winter and you find a lot more perfect points because they gat dropped in the snow which eventually turns to mud there's a lot more sand stone and limestone around here if you googled south park you can see that between canon and there is 50 some miles of open parks and tree covered ridges between the two and when you reach south park your about at 10000 ft. And there are practically no trees in this huge park one of three along the front range of colo north park middle park which has more folsom sites than anywhere and south park with many paleo drive systems along a length of several hundred miles clear to the San Luis valley another high mt park with a big clovis and folsom history that runs all the way to new mexico big mts on both sides if you do look at a map of Colorado you'll see that the entire state is split by a series of mt ranges and I'm only talking of spots on the eastern half of the continental divide heading out to the plains states that I never inhabit by choice real gems like Kansas nebraska if your raised in the high country it's like go. ing to hell any ways geography lesson over in the high parks like the drive is I mentioned I know of probably 6 different systems in a 40 mile circle around when you see the video hopfully soon you'll be like holy crap I mean some of the treeless ridges are over three hundred ft tall and usually run in a series like waves and usually all run up to the bottom of a higher peak and when you look at the open prairie it looks flat but it's full of depressions and hidden draws and such and it looks all nice and grassy but the whole part of the state is volcanic rocks so that sometimes it's hard to find a place to camp because it's all buffalo grass with rocks in between and there just not a lot of soft dirt anywhere and since you showed interest it was no bullshit that you could tell that the tools and stuff I found were all in spots a short distance from what I call the kill zone I mean even a perfect heart shot and a buffalo doesn't just fall down like in the cowboy movies they run a ways and these finds could be any where from three hundred to thousands of years old this particular area I'm trying to do a video for you the heartbreakers rocks and a couple others and is not going to be on main stream u tube so have patience with me any way the reason i call one area the kill zone is because of the hidden rock pits for spear throwers but inside this park all within in view from a high point is probably 6 or 7 alternate drives to either kill or cripple buffalo using a series of low cliffs and a few other features you can tell that with a minimum of planning you could split a herd and run them thru a bunch of different potentially fatal traps all in one drive a couple of them actually forcing them right into the next I'm 60 yrs old have hunted this area for close to forty years and having seen bunches of different drives this one is one of the smartest most sophisticated yet simple drives I've ever seen and I'm really anxious to really figure it out and be able to share this unique experience with you and a few others on video in fact my hair is standing up and i got goose bumps just writing this I hope I can do a good job. Now about your neck of the woods from what i understand that after a big burn that started after the comet that killed the ice age fauna they say that ash deposits show that the east burned from clear up by Maine clear to Florida over a thousand yaer period that's year in hillbilly any way after this burn the entire eastern coast deforested in a big way and the early pioneers said it was practically forest and river cane from the coast to the Mississippi so i imagine that 10000 yrs of points being lost st in a almost impenetrable forest where they are not crushed by game and 200 yrs of big cattle ranches would explain why you find so many big nice points I'm telling you my friends and i watch your videos because we sense a like spirit in you guys but are we jealous in a way you bet !but I'll be happy to answer any questions i can answer except for ones like what size shoe does somebody 6ft6 wear deal wish me luck on making a presentable video till next time !
Of course I meant reforested I'd like to run predictive text thru a drive and kill the shit out of it I mean it always changes some word 50 words back where you have to erase half your stuff to correct I'm not much on computer's obviously I actually dont have a smart phone only a tablet and I'm filming the video on a mini disc canon camera and how I'm going to turn it into a usable format to send to u I have no idea but I'll get her done!
yea that ax cool they stole mine, but I videoed the find 🤓👍
wow...absolutely amazing. How old are the coins you found?
Thanks man! First coin was a 1939 Mercury dime. Second was an 1893 V nickel. Last was an unknown date wheat penny. I’m definitely going back with the ol metal detector! Thanks for checking it out buddy!
@@Points365 dude...i have been searching for those indian artifacts my whole life and i have not found 1 single thing. if you ever decide to sell some i'd love to fill a bucket list item...im definitley gonna subscribe and have my 9 yr old daughter and i watch together!.
Dude, follow the water! Especially the streams that stay wet all year long. You’re bound to find on there. But man, I’ve never sold anything. I love every piece I find, so selling is something I don’t do, sorry man! But hey, I’m glad you enjoyed and hope y’all have some luck!
@@Points365 see i guess thats the problem is where to look, where i live is rich with history (Southern Massachusetts) i think i had luck on cape cod with finding what i think may be artifacts. but my eye isnt trained like yours . i'd love to talk to you more about all this. are you on FB or IG?
Aw yeah, that area is rich in history for sure! I’ve read a lot about the native history of that area, especially after European contact. Some interesting stuff! Finding where to look can be tricky. But the more you look, the more you start getting a knack for it. Just look at terrain, color of dirt, access to water, etc. confluences in bodies of water are often sweet spots. Places that have a recognizable marker like a tall hill, cliffs, or island. Signs of inhabitance can often be found somewhere near those as well. Unfortunately I don’t have a fb, the drama was a bit much for me! Haha I do have an IG (points365), but it’s probably been over a year since I’ve been on there. Too much for me to keep up with.. I hunt too much! Haha But I hope these tips help out a bit. Feel free to holler back with any questions!
10:28 is that a point in the bottom right? that brown flint piece sticking out?
I definitely see what you’re talking about! It almost looks like a quad base or something… For the sake of sleeping good at night, I’m going to assume I would have noticed that if so! Haha good eye though!
I wish you would talk and explain the types you find.
Man to be honest, I’m not exactly the best at identifying artifacts. I’d hate to get on here babbling on and not really knowing exactly if what I’m saying is accurate. The people that watch these videos are much more knowledge than I. I often times rely on their help for identification. Thanks for the input man, and I appreciate you checking it out.
I cant figure it out. I have hunted at least 10 lakes and 20 streams in eastern tenn (bristol Knoxville) and all over middle tenn near and around nashville even an area that was near an indian burial area an i have never even seen one broken arrowhead
Man! you must be hitting all the in between spots or something! Are you at least seeing signs of inhabitance? Like flakes or shells? Most times if I’m not seeing one or the other, I’m off to somewhere else. But I’m not gonna lie, here around Nashville gets hit up hard… everywhere around here it seems. You just gotta get out there when the water is just right too. Too soon after the water drops, and everything is covered in silt. But with every passing boat, it’s waves are potentially revealing artifacts. I’ve never had much luck in east TN, past the Cumberland plateau. For some reason the quantity and quality seems to drop off once you get past there. Just my opinion though! But stay on it man.. you’re 100% bound to stumble onto one of you stay on it! Don’t forget to look for the clues like those signs of inhabitance as well.. they will guide you right to it!
is that a Dalton 21:07?
Quad is what I was thinking on that one. I’m sure if I asked 3 different people, I’d get 3 different answers though! Haha
All I can say is "wow". Do you accept tours? haha
Haha why yes, I do accept tours! When you gonna take me out on an artifact hunting tour?! Haha Thanks for checking out the video by the way!
@@Points365 Well, I'm in northwest fl and the arrowhead hunting here is about nil. I do alot of fishing in the gulf, so if you want to fish, maybe we could work out a deal...btw, I get my arrowhead fix from watching you and others hunt those points. Extremely jealous...haha
When I was at cape San blas on a shark fishing trip, a guy that stopped to make small talk with me was talking about all the points his dad had found on the north end of the peninsula. But man, I’m a big fisherman too. Love getting down there fishing those bountiful FL waters! I’ll be heading to NE FL in a couple months to get in on the redfish action. Can’t wait!
May I ask where you hunt?
I always say middle TN.. Not because I’m being vague, but I go from one side of the state to the other, wherever hunting conditions are best. But I don’t go past Cookeville to the East, or the TN river to my West. I live in the Nashville area, so I like to stay somewhat close to home!
Если ты это находишь, то я не пойму- где оксидная пленка на этих " древних" изделиях. И почему вытащенный из воды предмет всё ещё имеет острые грани, хотя вода все бы сгладила?
Hey I’m in teen I’d love to come hunting with ya
I need to start selling tickets I guess, I have people lined up to ride along with me! Haha jk on the tickets though! Haha There is only a handful of people I typically bring with me, and one of them are usually with me. How about I back the boat out about 100yds and the first one to swim to the boat the fastest comes along?! 😂
@@Points365 deal I might not be the fastest swimmer but I was a marine I’ll just make sure they don’t make it there first 😂jk
@@Points365 what if you just give me advice of where too look around here I haven’t found anything and I have no idea what I’m doing
Haha I feel bad for the guy you’re up against then! 😂
But yeah man.. as I was told years back. If there’s water moving, it’s washing out artifacts. Not just rivers, lakes, and creeks… but even drainage ditches. I found my first artifact in a drainage ditch, it was just laying right on top. But water was a source of life. They usually lived near a source of it. Creeks are always a good choice!
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Killer finds man!
Thanks buddy, I appreciate it! Just trying to keep up with y’all!