I think my folks have a mammoth tooth that my dad found in the 50’s in the badlands. Not sure if it is or not and his mind isn’t there anymore to get better details. Great video.
Pretty just subscribed to your channel. Good Luck during the summer. Let us know when you come up to NYC for your dive, I'm in NYC so I can come check it out with my family/friends!
It might be a good idea to find a historian with knowledge regarding New York’s city infrastructure design to see if there were any alterations to street locations and street names.
How cool I love what you do I can't wait to start watching your videos with my 2 yr old he loves this kinda stuff. Thank you for what you do. I would maybe love a fossil from you for my son and I. Please and thank you! 🤞🏻❤
Pretty cool y’all went up there and did that. I was thinking about how much construction debris has been dumped into that river since the alledged mammoth material was deposited. Looks like a ton of concrete. Good luck in the summer 👍🏼
Ive been looking into this since the podcast dropped. No ones found anything. And people know the supposed exact area in which they were dumped. I think that old dude was trollin. There aint nothin there.
Next time! Judging by the construction debris there is some excavation to be done. Is anyone going back with a underwater sluice box like they use for gold mining?
You should definitely connect with @WildKyle in FL. He finds lots of Ice Age and older fossils in FL rivers without all the expense of going to NYC, hiring a boat, paying for accommodations - and not having to deal with the cold. Check his channel out. Also see @PaleoChris
We had a great time 👊🏼
Hell yea! Even without finding any bones or tusks, it’s an exciting historical moment that could turn up something great!
Loved it!
🎉🎉
Your link to Rick's channel is broken, it links to yours. had to do a YT search. As a New Yorker both are great vids
If the tide was really kicking when they were dumped would the search area widen?
Keep thinking the same damn thing. There’s a reason people dump bodies in the river and when found they are well down the river
I think my folks have a mammoth tooth that my dad found in the 50’s in the badlands. Not sure if it is or not and his mind isn’t there anymore to get better details. Great video.
Man that was an experience to see. What a blast to watch y'all go diving. I couldn't ever. Lol love watching it all tho. Happy and safe diving
7:20 Vinegar does what to marine life??
Good at stripping off growth and encrustation
Great work guys, can't wait to see what you uncover in the summer time.
Us too! Thanks
Hope they get some more time down there! Jake at DallmyD and this guy will find them!!
Dopeeee video
This was so cool to watch. You guys need to be on a tv show. Very interesting!
Thanks for watching!
@@DigDiveDiscover Wow...how much junk was down there. How did you guys do with that swift current, did you dive between tides ?
Hi I followed you from jakes page I love his videos so I’m sure going to like your. You have a new subscriber
Just found your channel. I love this stuff. Great work. Thank you.
Welcome! Thank you
Just a quick question. Does vinegar beat anything else off? Seems to just burn like a mofo the more I rub it.
Cool
Pretty just subscribed to your channel. Good Luck during the summer. Let us know when you come up to NYC for your dive, I'm in NYC so I can come check it out with my family/friends!
Thanks! Will do!
in 2021 it was dredged for a project. you should try and find where the dumped all the material and search there.
That is so cool, that you could find that kind of stuff...
I wish i could join, Keep good work you are inspiring
Thank you so much!
When they find them “they’ll really find them”!
This is so cool! Really enjoyed this video and can’t wait to watch more! It will be interesting to see if any of the bones turn up!
Awesome!
Thanks!
Great video
Thanks!
I definitely had my fingers crossed after Jake's video, but there's always next time!
It might be a good idea to find a historian with knowledge regarding New York’s city infrastructure design to see if there were any alterations to street locations and street names.
I agree we where wondering how things may have changed since the time the bones were dumped and how that would affect where we look.
Amazing work I love the content man 🙌keep grinding
Appreciate it
I’m a nerd rockhound the vinegar is the slowest method I use diluted muriotic acid sorry forgot how to spell it
DALLMYD sent me. Hopefully I can get a Shark tooth. 🤞
Jake sent me over to subscribe! Too bad you didn't find any bones. Maybe next time. 👍❤️
Looking forward to a few follow up videos, especially when things are warmer. NY is cold 🥶 in the winter, and the water is worse!
More to come!
You got me with the misleading thumbnail and Instagram post….
I would love some sharks teeth to give to my son
I would love to own fossil and I love dinosaurs and ice age time period
How cool I love what you do I can't wait to start watching your videos with my 2 yr old he loves this kinda stuff. Thank you for what you do. I would maybe love a fossil from you for my son and I. Please and thank you! 🤞🏻❤
Thanks for watching! I have a daughter she is 2 as well so much fun!! DM me on IG for fossil inquires :)
I would love to win fossils!! I came from DALLMYD’s channel!
Pretty cool y’all went up there and did that. I was thinking about how much construction debris has been dumped into that river since the alledged mammoth material was deposited. Looks like a ton of concrete. Good luck in the summer 👍🏼
Definitely a ton of construction debris down there
Ive been looking into this since the podcast dropped. No ones found anything. And people know the supposed exact area in which they were dumped. I think that old dude was trollin. There aint nothin there.
Next time! Judging by the construction debris there is some excavation to be done. Is anyone going back with a underwater sluice box like they use for gold mining?
Probably can’t dredge the east river without very special permitting. It’s an environmental concern above city property concern
Dumped in 1940…the amount of trash down there. You would need to dig a couple feet down man.
Prob yes
1940s, in the decade. 1948 or later would've been onto a refuse barge at 65th St headed for Staten Island landfill.
GOAT
Best of luck next time
Thanks
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Very cool
You should definitely connect with @WildKyle in FL. He finds lots of Ice Age and older fossils in FL rivers without all the expense of going to NYC, hiring a boat, paying for accommodations - and not having to deal with the cold. Check his channel out. Also see @PaleoChris
Thanks! I actually dive with Cris and Kyle all the time we are good friends :)
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it