Wow what a great family outing ! Just awesome!!! Killer saves ! Great artifacts! Love the charity point , can see a lot of love there , does the heart good to see …. Thanks guys for sharing video with us all .
It’s definitely our pleasure Warren! We are very blessed to be able to spend quality time like this. We certainly appreciate you watching and commenting as well. Thank you!
Thank you Tim! It’s getting harder and harder to get them both out at the same time with sports and stuff, but we try. Yes, they’ve both gotten much bigger. Especially Deacon over the last couple years.
You guys and gals are on a roll! Nothing like being out with the family finding awesome artifacts. Congratulations folks and continued good luck to yall.
Thanks so much! It was a beautiful day with lots of artifacts and even more laughs. One to remember. Hope you get out this weekend and find something killer! Best of luck from us!!
Thank you! It was a heck of a day and I’m super glad we stopped and asked permission. Hopefully it’ll be a good site for years to come. Appreciate you stopping by as always!
It sure was a great day! Hopefully that site will be solid for us for times to come as well. It’s super exciting going to a site you know will have lots of artifacts. Hope you are able to get out this weekend! Good luck at the old Swamp! Find a killer!
@@artifactaddiction We just went out yesterday with Joel's dad too! I'm trying to get the video posted from the end of May but I ran into render problems, hopefully I can have it posted within the next hour or so
Good day ! Got love them days and i said it before the sand they sure pop out better. Great seeing the whole family enjoying it. I will be waiting for second part
Thanks Roberta! We had a great day for sure. Everyone was successful. You’re definitely right about the sand. It’s the best for walking in. It shows the flint very well.
Wowza once again for you folks. Very strong chance an old homestead was in that area, the marble is the ”sign”. Late 1800’s is the era for the marble, I have found em looking for projectile points and metal detecting fields.
Thanks Todd! I figured it was an old marble, but had no idea exactly how old. That’s really cool! Appreciate the info. I know most of the fields in the area have remnants of old homesteads here and there. Lots of old ceramic, buttons, metal, ect…
It was a great day! I’m super happy we made the stop and asked permission. Hopefully the field will continue to be worked and it keeps putting out artifacts. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Sure seemed like it! I hope it continues to put them out like that too. Hadn’t been plowed in a few years. Might have had a lot to do with it. Thanks for joining us!
I am so glad you guys are back at it. I actually got to look for the first time in a few years and found some good points. A friend of mine and me found a cache on the river. There were 23 points in all. They were all perfect. Once in a lifetime find. Good luck to y'all.
Glad you could join us Gary and congratulations on finding a once in a lifetime find!! I couldn’t imagine discovering a cache of a few points, let alone 23!!! That’s amazing!
It’s great that the whole family was finding artifacts. The sympathy point that you guy’s gave Teka was the ice breaker though. Then she finds a couple of killers.
Yeah, after that she went on a tear with a couple killer pieces! No good deed goes unpunished I suppose…🤣. Happy to save them though. Appreciate you watching and commenting as always!
It definitely was a fun day out there. Lots of material too see and plenty of points to be found. Hopefully it will continue to put them out. Thanks for joining along!
.Coyote wow. Auuuuuuuuu my congratulations. When you go hunting you never imagine what you are going to find. That was a fantasy hunt. A week ago my friend Pepe and I found 64 complete tips in one morning, it was incredible. I haven't edited the video yet. Congratulations again and I am very happy for all that great family team.
Great hunt y'all !! Mike, you called her out for her "stone" comment, so I thought I should call you out for your "revolution" comment. I'm pretty sure there was no civil unrest, so I'm quite sure you meant "revelation". Haha! Anyway, enjoyed the show and looking forward to the next one!
🤣🤣🤣 You definitely got me there. I had to go back and watch. Sure enough I said “revolution” for some some dumb reason….lol. Pretty dang funny! Appreciate the call out. Got a good laugh!
Love your videos! A suggestion to chew on. Always wanted to see a channel where the same few folks pick up artifacts and at the end of the month (or year) you put it all on the table and do a video where each of you pick points one at a time, meaning you are finding artifacts to put in the pool and not for yourself at the time. Would be fun to watch that end of month video. Just a thought. Regardless I'll keep watching and thanks for posting!
I’ve got to say that would make a rather interesting video. I don’t think I could talk everyone else into putting their finds into community pool to pick from…lol. I’d definitely have some upset family members…😂😂 Appreciate you coming along for the hunt!
It blows my mind there are still farms that have that many points and artifacts still laying around in that quantity. I'm in shiawassee co. MI and our farm has been pick over for 30 plus yrs. Havent found a artifact since 2003! I'm a farmer and do alot of walking and rock picking! Sweet video
I hear ya Kevin! We live in Kent county Michigan and I struggle here to find a few points per year locally. Some of the sites we have in Indiana were just very large habitation areas for every time period. Thousands and thousands of years and cultures of people. Hope you eventually find some more pieces there on your farm!
@@artifactaddiction my father found some really nice stuff back in the late 40s and 50s when he bought our farm so museum quality stuff. I'm constantly looking still thou! Great channel enjoy your videos
I can only imagine what it was like back in those days! Mind blowing I’d bet! That’s awesome you have some beautiful pieces saved by your Father. Priceless in many ways. Keep searching. You’re bound to find more.
First! Congratulations on the finds guys! You had an awesome hunt. I also drove to Indiana on Memorial Day and hunted that evening and Tuesday morning, but didn't have the luck you did. I only found two brokes.
Thanks for watching and commenting! That’s too bad you didn’t have much luck on your trip to Indiana. It can definitely be a great place for artifacts. Were you field hunting?
@@artifactaddiction Yes, I have a buddy that lives in Northeast IN and farms 100 acres. He doesn't arrowhead hunt, so he said I could hunt his farm and no one hunts it. Unfortunately, it isn't on a waterway. I found one on his place. We drove around, farms are everywhere, and he said he could get me on most of them, so I picked one on the Eel River. I only found one on it too. They had a wet spring and a lot of the farms he wanted me to be able to hunt didn't get plowed. They switched to no-till this year with the wet conditions. Next year, he may have some better farms lined up.
Sounds like you have a great contact on the Northeast side!! Just gotta get on the right spot. Definitely stick to the farms adjacent to the river or wetlands. The Eel river is a good one. Look for the fields with sandy high ground around the river. I’m sure you’ll get into them! Best of luck!
Awesome hunt, I can't get over there's a pt 2!! It didn't look like there was any water nearby, now that I think about it I can't remember seeing water in many of your videos.
Thanks Larry! We had to separate the day, or the video would’ve been just too long. We had a great day and didn’t actually cover the whole field either. Ran out of time. There is a major river within 100 yards of this particular site. All of our site are located on a water source. Mostly major Rivers. Some Lakes/wetlands.
You guys had quite a day. It would be good to visit that site after heavy rains, etc. One of the later points looked like a Pentagonal (Converse book) at 21:36 (page 102). A great family outing! At 20:30, maybe that point is a 'transitional' (again Converse)? It looks like the pictures in his book. Please read the Converse book page 26 about transitional points. Bob says they have an "unambiguous radiocarbon date of 11,490 years BP". His book was dated 2007, so a few more years can be added!
I think you’re dead right on the Transitional point from the Converse book. I looked at the description and it fits that point to a “T”. Concave base, heavy basal grinding, shallow flutes on both sides, and very well made. Makes that point quite extra special! That’s one of my favorite books too. Appreciate you taking the time to check those out and share your thoughts. Thank you!
Yeah, it says an example was found imbedded in a giant Beaver chewing. Radiocarbon dated to 11,490. That’s amazing! I had a feeling with the concave base, heavy grinding, and shallow flutes that it was something special and older. Appreciate the info. Hopefully there’s more there. That field is very close to where we’ve been finding all the Hi-Lo’s too.
Y'all are killing it!!! That concave base point you found is similar to our San Patrice we find here. You better keep eating your wheaties man , that Deacon is getting mighty big!! Love the video it's great to see a loving family 👍🏹
Thanks buddy!! That concave base point is a killer piece that’s a lot older than I originally thought. Looks likes it’s a perfect match for a Transitional type in the Robert Converse book. Dated at 11,490 years old!
Yeah, Deacon is definitely putting on a ton of size lately. He’s been doing multiple weightlifting programs for football. Funny thing is when I showed him your comment. Classic 15 year says back “What are Wheaties?”……😂😂
The Drill, what you call for Deacon, looks like arrow shaft maker because one side of long point is chucky and the other is curved!!! And there were Pentagon Points every where!!!!
Thanks for coming along Stan! Definitely a lot of good points that day. I thought as well that there were Pentagonal points found. At least one anyway. Appreciate the comment!
Thanks for checking out the vid Ben! I believe that point to be a “Transitional type” found in the Ohio Flint types book by Converse. Transitional Paleo period. A fantastic find no doubt.
Wow what a great family outing ! Just awesome!!! Killer saves ! Great artifacts! Love the charity point , can see a lot of love there , does the heart good to see …. Thanks guys for sharing video with us all .
It’s definitely our pleasure Warren! We are very blessed to be able to spend quality time like this. We certainly appreciate you watching and commenting as well. Thank you!
Wow, your kids have grown up! Keep doing these hobbies together and enjoy the blessings!
Thank you Tim! It’s getting harder and harder to get them both out at the same time with sports and stuff, but we try. Yes, they’ve both gotten much bigger. Especially Deacon over the last couple years.
You guys and gals are on a roll! Nothing like being out with the family finding awesome artifacts. Congratulations folks and continued good luck to yall.
Thanks so much! It was a beautiful day with lots of artifacts and even more laughs. One to remember. Hope you get out this weekend and find something killer! Best of luck from us!!
What a day!! I think the marbles a Marble King, nice find!
Thanks Mark! I have no idea about marble types. I have heard others say Marble King before. I was happy to find it for sure!
Killer vid 🤙awesome finds! 👌, like kids in a candy store 🤣, going for part 2 now! 🤘
Appreciate you joining the adventure! Glad you enjoyed it.
Fantastic day!!!! And so many complete ones - rare in a plowed field. Congrats on some killer finds.
Thank you! It was a heck of a day and I’m super glad we stopped and asked permission. Hopefully it’ll be a good site for years to come. Appreciate you stopping by as always!
Great job you all. It's nice when everyone finds something. Marbles, points, knives, killer drillers and all made of stone. lol. Best of luck guys.
It sure was a great day! Hopefully that site will be solid for us for times to come as well. It’s super exciting going to a site you know will have lots of artifacts. Hope you are able to get out this weekend! Good luck at the old Swamp! Find a killer!
Awesome finds guys !...enjoying the videos as always !...Can't wait to see Pt.2....Good Luck & God Bless !
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Super glad you enjoyed it Scott! Part 2 will be up next week around the same time. It’s got some great finds as well coming up. Thank you!
Awesome guys! Good to see the family out with you. Glad you all got on the board with some nice ones!
Thank you! It was definitely a great day! Exciting new site for sure. Hopefully it’ll continue to be a producer. Hope you guys make it out soon!
@@artifactaddiction We just went out yesterday with Joel's dad too! I'm trying to get the video posted from the end of May but I ran into render problems, hopefully I can have it posted within the next hour or so
Very cool finds you guy's. Congratulations. Looking forward to part 2. Happy hunting and many blessings.
Thank you Kevin for joining us. Glad you enjoyed it. Part 2 has some beauties too! Have a great weekend!
Good day ! Got love them days and i said it before the sand they sure pop out better. Great seeing the whole family enjoying it. I will be waiting for second part
Thanks Roberta! We had a great day for sure. Everyone was successful. You’re definitely right about the sand. It’s the best for walking in. It shows the flint very well.
Wowza once again for you folks. Very strong chance an old homestead was in that area, the marble is the ”sign”. Late 1800’s is the era for the marble, I have found em looking for projectile points and metal detecting fields.
Thanks Todd! I figured it was an old marble, but had no idea exactly how old. That’s really cool! Appreciate the info. I know most of the fields in the area have remnants of old homesteads here and there. Lots of old ceramic, buttons, metal, ect…
I loved that little bifurcate at 4:00
Me too! They are definitely some of my most favorite finds! There’s just something about them. Thanks for coming along!
Awesome finds, you guys are killing it! Isn't it great when you check out a new site and have great luck finding stuff!
It was a great day! I’m super happy we made the stop and asked permission. Hopefully the field will continue to be worked and it keeps putting out artifacts. Thanks for watching and commenting!
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing 👍
Our pleasure as always. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!
Some lovely finds well done
Much appreciated! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! Take care.
Heck, that field grows points as much as it does corn, congrats on a great family outing 😎😎😎
Sure seemed like it! I hope it continues to put them out like that too. Hadn’t been plowed in a few years. Might have had a lot to do with it. Thanks for joining us!
I am so glad you guys are back at it. I actually got to look for the first time in a few years and found some good points. A friend of mine and me found a cache on the river. There were 23 points in all. They were all perfect. Once in a lifetime find. Good luck to y'all.
Glad you could join us Gary and congratulations on finding a once in a lifetime find!! I couldn’t imagine discovering a cache of a few points, let alone 23!!! That’s amazing!
Heck of a haul y’all, excellent finds, thanks for sharing, GL&HH 👊🏹
Thank you for joining us! Always appreciate the support and comments. Take care.
It’s great that the whole family was finding artifacts. The sympathy point that you guy’s gave Teka was the ice breaker though. Then she finds a couple of killers.
Yeah, after that she went on a tear with a couple killer pieces! No good deed goes unpunished I suppose…🤣. Happy to save them though. Appreciate you watching and commenting as always!
You all were having one heck of a day in that field!
It definitely was a fun day out there. Lots of material too see and plenty of points to be found. Hopefully it will continue to put them out. Thanks for joining along!
.Coyote wow. Auuuuuuuuu my congratulations. When you go hunting you never imagine what you are going to find. That was a fantasy hunt. A week ago my friend Pepe and I found 64 complete tips in one morning, it was incredible. I haven't edited the video yet. Congratulations again and I am very happy for all that great family team.
Wow Coyote, you and Pepe killed it, can’t wait to see it, congratulations 👊🏹
I can’t wait either! 64 is incredible!
Thanks Coyote! Appreciate the kind words brother! I’m looking forward to seeing your 64 point day! That’s simply incredible!!! Keep up the good finds!
Great hunt guys, that was a load back to the Winter, Water, Wonderland👍🏻
Thanks buddy! Definitely a good trip to Cracker Barrel and home with a lot of flint in tow. Hope all is well!
Great hunt y'all !! Mike, you called her out for her "stone" comment, so I thought I should call you out for your "revolution" comment. I'm pretty sure there was no civil unrest, so I'm quite sure you meant "revelation". Haha! Anyway, enjoyed the show and looking forward to the next one!
🤣🤣🤣 You definitely got me there. I had to go back and watch. Sure enough I said “revolution” for some some dumb reason….lol. Pretty dang funny! Appreciate the call out. Got a good laugh!
Awesome hunt, love the videos!
Thank you Craig! Much appreciated buddy!
Youns sure killed it can’t wait to see part 2. God bless
Thank you! It was a good day with the family doing what we love. A bunch of finds was definitely a bonus. Appreciate you watching and commenting!
Love your videos! A suggestion to chew on. Always wanted to see a channel where the same few folks pick up artifacts and at the end of the month (or year) you put it all on the table and do a video where each of you pick points one at a time, meaning you are finding artifacts to put in the pool and not for yourself at the time. Would be fun to watch that end of month video. Just a thought. Regardless I'll keep watching and thanks for posting!
I’ve got to say that would make a rather interesting video. I don’t think I could talk everyone else into putting their finds into community pool to pick from…lol. I’d definitely have some upset family members…😂😂 Appreciate you coming along for the hunt!
It blows my mind there are still farms that have that many points and artifacts still laying around in that quantity. I'm in shiawassee co. MI and our farm has been pick over for 30 plus yrs. Havent found a artifact since 2003! I'm a farmer and do alot of walking and rock picking! Sweet video
I hear ya Kevin! We live in Kent county Michigan and I struggle here to find a few points per year locally. Some of the sites we have in Indiana were just very large habitation areas for every time period. Thousands and thousands of years and cultures of people. Hope you eventually find some more pieces there on your farm!
@@artifactaddiction my father found some really nice stuff back in the late 40s and 50s when he bought our farm so museum quality stuff. I'm constantly looking still thou! Great channel enjoy your videos
I can only imagine what it was like back in those days! Mind blowing I’d bet! That’s awesome you have some beautiful pieces saved by your Father. Priceless in many ways. Keep searching. You’re bound to find more.
First! Congratulations on the finds guys! You had an awesome hunt. I also drove to Indiana on Memorial Day and hunted that evening and Tuesday morning, but didn't have the luck you did. I only found two brokes.
Thanks for watching and commenting! That’s too bad you didn’t have much luck on your trip to Indiana. It can definitely be a great place for artifacts. Were you field hunting?
@@artifactaddiction Yes, I have a buddy that lives in Northeast IN and farms 100 acres. He doesn't arrowhead hunt, so he said I could hunt his farm and no one hunts it. Unfortunately, it isn't on a waterway. I found one on his place. We drove around, farms are everywhere, and he said he could get me on most of them, so I picked one on the Eel River. I only found one on it too. They had a wet spring and a lot of the farms he wanted me to be able to hunt didn't get plowed. They switched to no-till this year with the wet conditions. Next year, he may have some better farms lined up.
Sounds like you have a great contact on the Northeast side!! Just gotta get on the right spot. Definitely stick to the farms adjacent to the river or wetlands. The Eel river is a good one. Look for the fields with sandy high ground around the river. I’m sure you’ll get into them! Best of luck!
Awesome hunt, I can't get over there's a pt 2!! It didn't look like there was any water nearby, now that I think about it I can't remember seeing water in many of your videos.
Thanks Larry! We had to separate the day, or the video would’ve been just too long. We had a great day and didn’t actually cover the whole field either. Ran out of time. There is a major river within 100 yards of this particular site. All of our site are located on a water source. Mostly major Rivers. Some Lakes/wetlands.
You guys had quite a day. It would be good to visit that site after heavy rains, etc. One of the later points looked like a Pentagonal (Converse book) at 21:36 (page 102). A great family outing! At 20:30, maybe that point is a 'transitional' (again Converse)? It looks like the pictures in his book. Please read the Converse book page 26 about transitional points. Bob says they have an "unambiguous radiocarbon date of 11,490 years BP". His book was dated 2007, so a few more years can be added!
I think you’re dead right on the Transitional point from the Converse book. I looked at the description and it fits that point to a “T”. Concave base, heavy basal grinding, shallow flutes on both sides, and very well made. Makes that point quite extra special! That’s one of my favorite books too. Appreciate you taking the time to check those out and share your thoughts. Thank you!
@@artifactaddiction Did you see how the point was date? Quire unusual to have proof like that. That point is older than it looks!
Yeah, it says an example was found imbedded in a giant Beaver chewing. Radiocarbon dated to 11,490. That’s amazing! I had a feeling with the concave base, heavy grinding, and shallow flutes that it was something special and older. Appreciate the info. Hopefully there’s more there. That field is very close to where we’ve been finding all the Hi-Lo’s too.
Wow! Awesome hunt guys. Ladies for the win. Wait to see if the guys pull out the win in part 2. 😉
I agree. Seems like the Ladies win a lot. We’ll see how part 2 pans out…. Thanks for watching!
Good job nice arrowhead s
Thank you Doug! That was a great day for sure! Missing it already.
Y'all are killing it!!! That concave base point you found is similar to our San Patrice we find here. You better keep eating your wheaties man , that Deacon is getting mighty big!! Love the video it's great to see a loving family 👍🏹
Thanks buddy!! That concave base point is a killer piece that’s a lot older than I originally thought. Looks likes it’s a perfect match for a Transitional type in the Robert Converse book. Dated at 11,490 years old!
Yeah, Deacon is definitely putting on a ton of size lately. He’s been doing multiple weightlifting programs for football. Funny thing is when I showed him your comment. Classic 15 year says back “What are Wheaties?”……😂😂
Yes sir when I saw it I figured it was a oldie. I got excited for you. San Patrice a transitional Paleo. Great find!
Ha ha ha ha lol 🤣🤣. I thought he was on a weight program. Is going to play for Ohio State? Lol
LOL… I’m sure if he got an offer to Ohio State, he’d jump at it. We’d just have to kick him out of the house though….🤣
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Thank you! Hope you’re out having some good luck!
The Drill, what you call for Deacon, looks like arrow shaft maker because one side of long point is chucky and the other is curved!!! And there were Pentagon Points every where!!!!
Thanks for coming along Stan! Definitely a lot of good points that day. I thought as well that there were Pentagonal points found. At least one anyway. Appreciate the comment!
That concave point looks like a pelican Lake anyways great finds did Teka get a ride home 😂
Thanks for checking out the vid Ben! I believe that point to be a “Transitional type” found in the Ohio Flint types book by Converse. Transitional Paleo period. A fantastic find no doubt.