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I’m in agreement with you, for what it’s worth!! My opinion is just that...but like you, after 30 plus years of hunting and thousands of artifacts found, I’ve seen enough to know when an artifact is of general use or purpose. You said it best when you said there would be a need for multiple of this type, if it were indeed a net weight. They wouldn’t be in numbers like cutting tools or projectile points, but there would have certainly been more than just one found!! Another great point you made was the obvious time and effort put into making such an object!! Pieces such as gorgets, bannerstones, pendants and other exceptionally crafted items were typically made to last long periods of time.....so they weren’t mass producing them like they were points, knives and scrapers!! That’s why they are such a coveted rare artifact!! Whatever this piece is, I don’t believe it was manufactured to be tossed around or exposed to impact!! I would lean toward tie-on banner or some form of adornment item.....possibly even a symbol of status. Again, just my opinion!! Very interesting and unique artifact to say the least my friend!! 👍
ABSOLUTELY MY FRIEND!!! THX!!
Beautiful artifact, looks to be some kind of spool or tie on atlatl weight, gotta love a one of a kind, congrats 😎😎😎
Yes indeed!
I was thinking the same .... tie on bannerstone!
Awesome finds as usual. It will never end as long as you’re in the fields looking what is in your next path. Thanks for sharing 😎
You got that right!
Crazy how I’ve missed this! What a spectacular find. Boy if that doesn’t get your mind to thinking! Great still!!
So true! AND it was in the discovery of a new site too. Crazy!
I've heard them called net sinkers myself. I don't know. We don't even find any here in Kentucky where I'm at anyway. I would probably jump up and down if I found that! Amazing! I would love to see a clean up of it. Incredible find!
Indeed - and the next video does show it!
WOW!!!!!! What a find!!! I love your closing statement by the way. I used to live in eastern NC, beautiful place.
Awesome! Thank you!
It makes me feel it was a lovers piece 2 joined together. I can imagine how it feels as you are rubbing it.....loving it, holding it, embracing it!
Indeed! But then... 6,000 years ago, they were far more utilitarian!
@@indiantrace371 Utilitarian, meeting the production of the human race without civilized morals, but; committed to communal oneness?
Not ENCHANTED LOVE, OK😍😘
Wooaahhh!!
I just found your chanel
I hunt North Carolina on occasion
Amazing find!!
That is awesome!
I think this field is by definition in some cultures and time periods, showing special projectile points made that were clearly not created for working use at all. These
can be elaborately worked stone objects such as the so-called eccentrics or created for placement in a burial or other ritual context. I've read that microscopic research into edge damage (called 'use-wear analysis') has shown that some of the stone tools that look like projectile points may have been hafted cutting tools. Have you read about points excavated from intact archaeological sites, forensic analysis which can often identify trace elements of blood or protein on the edges of tools, allowing the archaeologist to make substantive interpretations on what was the purpose of the points? Called blood residue or protein residue analysis, the test has become a fairly common one. Nice video. Eaglegards...
Yes indeed I have and it is a fascinating connection to the past timelines we should TRY to understand!
@@indiantrace371 Please understand, I'm not a specialist in this area of study. I find it fascinating that you go out and hunt for these treasures. We do need more disquisitions on these artifacts. The objects need to be found. I hope you carefully document the finds for future generations. Like location spots. Have you ever thought of an archeological dig? The current political objections to study of long forgotten artifacts is disgusting and unscientific. Understand I'm not being critical of your passion. You're doing a good job. Plus, I love your political discussion in the side bars. Hard to talk here. God bless. Thanks for replying back. It meant a lot.
Wow, amazing find! I too think it would be a waste to spend so much on something likely to end up at the bottom of a body of water! Love it!
My thoughts exactly
Yer right about making something so nice to weigh down a net or a line. Maybe a Multi-tool? Scraper, shaft smoother etc.. He kept making it nicer and better every chance he could. Also a good slicing tool or weapon!! Nice find man!!
Wish I knew for sure!
What an amazing save!!!! Congratulations it is very special.
Thank you!
i believe that might be a tie-on atlatl weight .Beautiful piece !!!
Thanks!
For Arrow shaft smoothing..?maybe...
Possibly!
Beautiful piece!👍👍👍
Thank you very much! I have not been able to be back to this field since that date! Wow!
@@indiantrace371 well at least you got to pull a beautiful piece while you were there👍👍👍
Wow! Spectacular find! Congratulations!
Thanks!
Catching up on your finds. What an amazing artifact my man!
Thanks!!
Congrats buddy, another headscratcher for sure, those are my favorites, the ones that make you go hummmm??? , but for some reason I'm leaning toward it being a Bola throwing device, and if it is there should be 2 more just like it, thanks for sharing,,,
Possibly! Man if we could have watched from invisibility!
That's a awesome find! Congratulations!
Thanks!
Point well taken about only finding one like this in 9 years of looking. Love the speculation though; a mystery that may never be solved!! How delightful.
Indeed!
200th like 100th comment! Cheers from IN
Thx IN! Appreciated
Congratulations on ur finds super cool 👍
Thanks 👍
That's magical no matter🐺... quality quartz points too..that longer item in the pile nice color ,cool looking broke or not
Indeed!
That's for honing arrow shafts
Indeed! And how are... were they... "honed"???
I would be inclined to think that piece had some sort of religious value or possibly a gift from a brave to his lady.
One never knows!
Looks like it could be a unfinished Banner stone.
Possibly!
it's a blunt arrowhead, for birds.?
Not to sure they "shot" at small birds.
Wow... very special very rare !! first one I've seen posted. Looks like it could have had several uses... makes you wonder.
My thoughts exactly
I know what it is,awesome,God is good
Thanks in all!
Wow that's cool👍 if it could speak👍👍👍
Tgx
Not a net weight. Not even close to a net weight.
Just as I say!
It might be a tie on atlatl weight maybe.
I don't think so... but maybe!
Arrow Shaft scraper
How can it scrape with NO sharp edges on the whole?
Wow, that is a keeper! Congrats!
Thanks!!!
I think it could have been made in the winter when fishing wasn't. so good that's why its done so well their wasn't much else to do . so why not work on your skills
Indeed! If it were any kind of "net weight" does it stand to reason that they would have needed them in abundance? Very much like the hunting points, YET I have never found so much as a piece in 16,000 artifacts? I am a fisher and a hunter... the "weight" would have needed to be MANY and duplicated. Besides, the time would NOT have been used to make such simple needs as weights?
Definitely an atlatl weight!!!
Interesting thought. However, there is no utility in how it was attached seeing that every edge is convex. On an efficient weight of any sort, there must be a tight tie down.
Outstanding no matter what brother 👍🇺🇸
Thanks J!
I say a tie on AtlAtl weight
It just cannot be... every edge is elliptical.
Beautiful!!
Thank you! 😊
Wow Ben, that weight is Museum quality for certain. Love the scraper too, a very robust one meant for hard use no doubt. My thoughts on the reason for going to the trouble to make that weight so smooth....wont snag on the net and for ease of retrieval from the water. Be well.
Indeed with you! If it were any kind of "net weight" does it stand to reason that they would have needed them in abundance? Very much like the hunting points, YET I have never found so much as a piece in 16,000 artifacts? I am a fisher and a hunter... the "weight" would have needed to be MANY and duplicated. Besides, the time would NOT have been used to make such simple needs as weights?
Probably more than 1 in 16000!
Possibly!
Is it made of rock or steatite?? You're in area for steatite
It is rhyolite.
I don't have words!
Brian! Can you even think of it??
@@indiantrace371 it’s beautiful and my heart is glad that you found it!
Love. And how blessed are you! Thx for sharing it with us 🇺🇸
You are so kind... but what is new! Love as well.
I do believe you are Right. I didn't know it was ryolite . I think it's a type of gorget as well. ... medallion,symbol,etc. ?
Indeed
I'm confident that I found a Indian tool artifact
What are you saying?
@@indiantrace371 I found a weirdly shaped rock and I am confident it's a indian tool artifact
Atlatl weight
It cannot be. Even the banner stones I find reduce themselves aways from the utilitarian thought that they were actual "weights" for the atlatl. Why do you say this?
Tie on banner or atlatl similar to a Loafstone
You think so?