Hey Allen thanks for watching and we appreciate the comment my friend. This site has been pretty good to us. Blessed for sure and we are excited to what 2024 brings from this site. We can’t wait to share some more finds. Thanks again and God Bless! 👍🏻
Yes it is and we really are enjoying the types of history we are pulling from this site. Mainly a Benton and Buzzard Roost culture we are seeing. Thanks again for the comment and we really appreciate you watching. 👍🏻
Thank you so much my friend! This site has really been good to us. Stay tune we have some beautiful finds from 2023 we’ll be showing soon. The drill that Mom found is mighty fine. Thanks again for the comment and we appreciate you watching. 👍🏻
Thank you sir! We are very thankful and blessed to have a spot. Thanks again for watching and we appreciate the comment. Stay tune for a fall digging video hopefully soon. 👍🏻
.Incredible the large number of beautiful artifacts found there my friend. Nice drill, red knife, that big spear point, all very well my friend. Blessings on your way and who accompanies you. The best always for you.
I’ve watched this video before but I don’t reckon I’ve ever commented on it, this popped up again while I got it on autoplay on Roku TV so I figured I’d watch it again, Killer Finds, Thanks For Sharing, GL&HH!!!
Buddy, thank you so much for dropping by and leaving a comment. We really do appreciate it. Looking forward to the spring and for these days to get longer. Good luck on your next hunt and I’ll be looking for any content you share. Take care my friend! 👍🏻
@@TennesseeRocks Thanks for the Highlight and we hope you have a wonderful 2023! We are getting ready to turn 900 sub’s and can’t wait to get to 1K! Hope you find a smoker soon👍👍👍
Wow, what a great drill there, nice find! Great point your dad found too. The artifacts your digging up are in amazing shape, well done here Thanks for sharing!
So cool that you and your family hunt together. Love that. Dude, you guys are pulling nothing but MONSTER size blades out of that wall. I couldn't believe my eyes! One after another. So cool! Great finds, enjoyed the video
Yes sir, we try to get everyone involved as much as we can. We have found some pretty good blades at this site so far. Our biggest blades we find seem to always be broke. We appreciate you watching always. Happy Hunting my friend! 🙂
👍 That "perforator" was most likely a full knife with a beautiful handle that was reworked into a that after breaking, along with their heart, I'm sure. Nice finds all around!
Hey we appreciate the comment. That could be a possibility and thank you for that insight. We just love finding perforator's when we can. It's just amazing the craftsmanship and skills that it took to make them. Thanks again for watching and we appreciate it. 👍
Thank you so much! We have family members who live in Alabama too. It’s a beautiful area and thanks for sharing about your finds. We appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. 🙂
Thank you ma’am and we appreciate you watching. We really enjoy spending time with the family and being outdoors. Congrats on your creek find! We try to hunt the creeks more in the summer time. Keep on searching your creeks. I’m sure there are more to be found. Thanks again for leaving a comment and good luck on your next hunt. God Bless!
I’m way behind on video watchin’!!! But I’m slowly catching up. Heck, I’m way behind on arrowhead hunting altogether!! We haven’t hunted in over a month man!! But our hiatus is just about over….should be back at it next weekend. Brother…..y’all cleaned up out there!!! Killer after killer!! And I know I always say it, but it really blesses my heart to see the family digging and hunting together!! Loved the drill your mom found and your daddy pulled some real dandies too….all y’all did!! And you know I love me some “kill shots”!!!! 😜 Y’all keep doing your thang bro and keep safe out there!! God bless!!! 👍🏻😎
Thank you buddy we are behind too. I’ll be sure to tune in to your channel and catch up as well. Digging has been slow here in Tennessee. This drought and the heat has really been tough. I’m sure you know what I’m talking about. Going to focus on walking creeks more until we have a bunch of rain and can dig. Like always we appreciate you watching my friend and the comment. Happy Hunting and God Bless!
Excellent finds. Wish the wife and I had in us to go exploring to find, but everything we used to dig 20 years ago is all UT, or all the farmers died off and their kids don't plow or want anyone on the land anymore
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I hate that about what happened to your dig. Hopefully you can find a new area while exploring. Thanks again and we appreciate it! 👍🏻
New subscriber here. I'm so jealous that you have such a wonderful spot to dig. I would pay 100$ a day to dig there. It's clear that all of them artifacts popping out are from the same tribe and time period, probably all within a couple hundred years or less that the tribe was in that spot. Very cool stuff!
Man we appreciate you watching and subscribing to the channel. We have been blessed for sure on some of our hunting locations. You are exactly right I think the dig site we’re on now is a Benton and Buzzard Roost site. We seem to find the majority of those point types at this site. Keep on the lookout for some more videos. We had to update our computer, so I’m hoping our video content improves for the future. Thanks again for leaving a comment and God Bless!
Hey thanks for the comment ! Most of the finds at this particular dig site are from the Middle Archaic period and are 4000 to 6000 years old. We find a lot of Buzzard Roost and Benton points. The depth is anywhere between 3ft and 5.5 feet deep. Usually sitting just on top of the hard clay layer. Thanks for watching my friend!
Hey thanks for watching and leaving a comment. We really like finding a good drill too. It’s amazing how the natives made them. Most of them can be very fragile. That’s neat your finding pipes, celts, and pendants. That’s something we don’t come across very often. My wife has found two broke celts so far this year. Take care and happy hunting my friend! 👍🏻
Hey thanks Michael for the information. It’s really neat to read about these methods they utilized so long ago and when you find examples first hand it’s very exciting. Thanks for watching!
That small one that you and your mom was trying to figure out. It was a little drill and it was broken when they were trying to work it down, I find a ton of those things, it’s just like they couldn’t do it.you can tell by the steps In the break
I believe you are right. Those drills are so fragile and the majority we find are usually broke. We appreciate the comment and thank you so much for watching! 👍🏻
Hey thanks for leaving a comment and watching. I feel pretty strongly we are on a Benton and Buzzard Roost site. We are at around 4ft right now, but are going to redig our area. We feel like we have dug over a lot of stuff. We ended up digging a 6ft test hole and have already found 4 artifacts in the small hole. So the plan is to redig the area at a deeper debth. Stay tune we have a lot more digging videos to upload for 2023. 👍🏻
No not really but we know people that have good luck up that way and into Kentucky so don’t give up. Have fun out there! Thanks for dropping a comment my friend!
Thanks for leaving a comment but we generally hunt around middle Tennessee. We try not to give out specific location information. Thanks for watching and happy rock hunting!
@@TennesseeRocks I completely understand. I live in north Texas so you have nothing to worry about. I only ask cause I like researching the area via geographic nature. Is there many creeks? Is there many peaks and valleys? Is there a main river? Major waterways? Explicit geographic nature that could explain the dump of artifacts in relation to where I’m at?… But I get it. Thanks anyways. And may the great spirits guide you.
Most of all the artifacts we find are prehistoric but there were 5 major tribes during the historical period. The Chickasaw, Shawnee, Yuchi, Koasati and the Cherokee native people. I believe our area would fall between the Shawnee and Yuchi people in Tennessee. There is lots of information to learn on the historical period. Thanks for watching!
We don’t sell our personal finds. I do sell some I buy from other collections from time to time. Thanks again for the comment and we appreciate you watching. 👍🏻
This is a great question. I think it’s probably debatable but there is some information out there leading me to believe that the answer is both Men and Women knapped knives and tools to meet the demand of the task at hand. I would be willing to bet that if it was more hunting related the man probably crafted the tool and if it was more food processing or clothing related the woman would craft the tool to fit the need. That’s a great question and thanks for leaving a comment!
You are correct we are now stopping the video after each find. Then taking another video of our clean up at a water branch close by. We like using fresh running water if we can find it. Our biggest issue has been in the summer months when our branch is dry. We have been using spray bottles, so hopefully that will help during the drought. Thanks again for watching and leaving a comment. 👍🏻
Seriously, give up the spray bottle! This isn’t a soap opera. Give up the dramatic effects. Your just hurting yourself. Clean the damn thing in the creek and be done with it. I can’t stand that crap.
Thanks William for watching! Will take your advice into consideration. We appreciate your comment. Maybe your onto something. Good luck with your channel!
You guys are blessed. Those are some beautiful artifacts. Top of the line craftsmanship
Hey Allen thanks for watching and we appreciate the comment my friend. This site has been pretty good to us. Blessed for sure and we are excited to what 2024 brings from this site. We can’t wait to share some more finds. Thanks again and God Bless! 👍🏻
Stunning
Thank you so much and we appreciate the comment. We are glad you enjoyed it and thanks again for watching. Take care! 👍🏻
Beautiful find 👍😃👋 I hope you both find a cache of ARTIFACTS 👍😃👋 Prayer 🙏🙏 works
Thank you ma’am, we appreciate you watching. It really would be a dream come true to find a cache! 🙂
The craftmanship of the Native Americans is outstanding. Thank you for preserving it.
Yes it is and we really are enjoying the types of history we are pulling from this site. Mainly a Benton and Buzzard Roost culture we are seeing. Thanks again for the comment and we really appreciate you watching. 👍🏻
Merciful Heavens! Man y'all pullin them killers. What an awesome dig site. Thanks posting all these awesome finds. That drill tho👀💀🤜💥🤛
Thank you so much my friend! This site has really been good to us. Stay tune we have some beautiful finds from 2023 we’ll be showing soon. The drill that Mom found is mighty fine. Thanks again for the comment and we appreciate you watching. 👍🏻
Good lawd, these are epic finds!
Thank you sir! We are very thankful and blessed to have a spot. Thanks again for watching and we appreciate the comment. Stay tune for a fall digging video hopefully soon. 👍🏻
Probably the best example of a drill I have seen
We really appreciate that. It’s probably one of our finer ones that we have found. Thanks again for watching and stay tune for our Summer finds. 👍🏻
Outstanding finds. Some beautiful tools , blades, points etc. Super cool. Congrats and looking forward to your next video.
Thank you so much. We’ve enjoyed moving some dirt this spring. Can’t wait to get out again. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻
.Incredible the large number of beautiful artifacts found there my friend. Nice drill, red knife, that big spear point, all very well my friend. Blessings on your way and who accompanies you. The best always for you.
Thanks again for watching, we really enjoy tuning in to your channel as well. Happy Hunting my friend! 👍🏻
So jealous of your opportunity area. That’s amazing!
Yes ma’am, we appreciate you watching and for the comment. We are so blessed to be in a pretty good area. Thanks again and God Bless! 🙂
Great to see some nice finds popping out the ground
Hey we appreciate you leaving a comment and thanks for watching!
I’ve watched this video before but I don’t reckon I’ve ever commented on it, this popped up again while I got it on autoplay on Roku TV so I figured I’d watch it again, Killer Finds, Thanks For Sharing, GL&HH!!!
Buddy, thank you so much for dropping by and leaving a comment. We really do appreciate it. Looking forward to the spring and for these days to get longer. Good luck on your next hunt and I’ll be looking for any content you share. Take care my friend! 👍🏻
Beautiful points thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Thank ya’ll and we appreciate you watching. We always enjoy tuning in to your channel as well. May God Bless you all this year. Happy Hunting!
@@TennesseeRocks Thanks for the Highlight and we hope you have a wonderful 2023! We are getting ready to turn 900 sub’s and can’t wait to get to 1K! Hope you find a smoker soon👍👍👍
@@RESURRECTINGRELICS we appreciate it. You’ll be at 1K before you know it. Take care and God Bless!
@@TennesseeRocks we’re at 902 now and moving on up! Thanks buddy we appreciate it👍👍👍
@@RESURRECTINGRELICS sweet! 👍🏻
Wow, what a great drill there, nice find! Great point your dad found too. The artifacts your digging up are in amazing shape, well done here
Thanks for sharing!
You bet City Rockhounding. I love seeing my parents find good artifacts. It’s a lot of fun ! Thanks for watching!
That’s one amazing site youns have. Killer points brother. God bless
Appreciate you leaving a comment! Thanks for dropping by.
So cool that you and your family hunt together. Love that. Dude, you guys are pulling nothing but MONSTER size blades out of that wall. I couldn't believe my eyes! One after another. So cool! Great finds, enjoyed the video
Yes sir, we try to get everyone involved as much as we can. We have found some pretty good blades at this site so far. Our biggest blades we find seem to always be broke. We appreciate you watching always. Happy Hunting my friend! 🙂
That is an awesome place! Killer finds!
Hey thanks for your comment! We are lucky to have some great landowners in our area. Thanks for watching!
👍 That "perforator" was most likely a full knife with a beautiful handle that was reworked into a that after breaking, along with their heart, I'm sure. Nice finds all around!
Hey we appreciate the comment. That could be a possibility and thank you for that insight. We just love finding perforator's when we can. It's just amazing the craftsmanship and skills that it took to make them. Thanks again for watching and we appreciate it. 👍
Awesome finds, that drill is sweet!
Thank you Ontario Rockhound ! We love when we find these drills. The skill it must of took to make them is impressive. Thanks for watching my friend!
You have some amazing finds! I live in N Alabama and have found a couple in my younger days in a field behind my parents' home.
Thank you so much! We have family members who live in Alabama too. It’s a beautiful area and thanks for sharing about your finds. We appreciate you watching and leaving a comment. 🙂
Those are some amazing finds
Thanks for watching my friend! We appreciate it.
Beautiful finds. Wish Upper Sumner had a few more. Found one bird or fish? point in my creek. That has been it. Lucky family.
Thank you ma’am and we appreciate you watching. We really enjoy spending time with the family and being outdoors. Congrats on your creek find! We try to hunt the creeks more in the summer time. Keep on searching your creeks. I’m sure there are more to be found. Thanks again for leaving a comment and good luck on your next hunt. God Bless!
Killer finds buddy, thats alot of good points
Thank you and we appreciate it! Not everyday we came home with one, but some days we did. Thanks again for watching! 👍🏻
I’m way behind on video watchin’!!! But I’m slowly catching up. Heck, I’m way behind on arrowhead hunting altogether!! We haven’t hunted in over a month man!! But our hiatus is just about over….should be back at it next weekend. Brother…..y’all cleaned up out there!!! Killer after killer!! And I know I always say it, but it really blesses my heart to see the family digging and hunting together!! Loved the drill your mom found and your daddy pulled some real dandies too….all y’all did!! And you know I love me some “kill shots”!!!! 😜 Y’all keep doing your thang bro and keep safe out there!! God bless!!! 👍🏻😎
Thank you buddy we are behind too. I’ll be sure to tune in to your channel and catch up as well. Digging has been slow here in Tennessee. This drought and the heat has really been tough. I’m sure you know what I’m talking about. Going to focus on walking creeks more until we have a bunch of rain and can dig. Like always we appreciate you watching my friend and the comment. Happy Hunting and God Bless!
Pretty amazing finds. Well done!
We appreciate y’all watching and leaving a comment!
The wide base at the bottom up to Time 6:13 are Dart points.. Very nice finds.
Thank you for that info. We really appreciate you watching. God Bless! 🙂
Excellent finds. Wish the wife and I had in us to go exploring to find, but everything we used to dig 20 years ago is all UT, or all the farmers died off and their kids don't plow or want anyone on the land anymore
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I hate that about what happened to your dig. Hopefully you can find a new area while exploring. Thanks again and we appreciate it! 👍🏻
Great video y’all. Love that y’all do it as a family! Keep ‘em coming. Good luck and HH! 😁👏🏻
Thanks for watching! It’s a good time with the family. Very thankful!
Some really sweet kirks in there. Middle to late archaic site...awesome
Yes sir, we appreciate it! Thank you so much for watching. Happy Hunting and God Bless!
New subscriber here. I'm so jealous that you have such a wonderful spot to dig. I would pay 100$ a day to dig there. It's clear that all of them artifacts popping out are from the same tribe and time period, probably all within a couple hundred years or less that the tribe was in that spot. Very cool stuff!
Man we appreciate you watching and subscribing to the channel. We have been blessed for sure on some of our hunting locations. You are exactly right I think the dig site we’re on now is a Benton and Buzzard Roost site. We seem to find the majority of those point types at this site. Keep on the lookout for some more videos. We had to update our computer, so I’m hoping our video content improves for the future. Thanks again for leaving a comment and God Bless!
Amazing day (or several days, not sure) - but that is a FINE pile of flint!
Thank you and we appreciate it. Those were some of our finds this Spring spanned out in several days. Thanks again for watching buddy!
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Awesome recoveries! Subbed.
We appreciate it brother! We always enjoy tuning in to your channel. Thanks again for watching and Happy Hunting! Take it Easy 🙂
Very nice collection....how old are they? (In general?)
Hey thanks for the comment ! Most of the finds at this particular dig site are from the Middle Archaic period and are 4000 to 6000 years old. We find a lot of Buzzard Roost and Benton points. The depth is anywhere between 3ft and 5.5 feet deep. Usually sitting just on top of the hard clay layer. Thanks for watching my friend!
That "drill" us actually an awl for doing leather lacing.
Thanks Chet for the information I’ll have to read up on leather lacing and stone tools. Really appreciate you watching my friend.
Beautiful pieces bud. Drills are one of my favorite artifacts to find besides stuff like pipes/celts/pendants ect.
Hey thanks for watching and leaving a comment. We really like finding a good drill too. It’s amazing how the natives made them. Most of them can be very fragile. That’s neat your finding pipes, celts, and pendants. That’s something we don’t come across very often. My wife has found two broke celts so far this year. Take care and happy hunting my friend! 👍🏻
How lucky are you guys to have a place too dig😢😢😢😢😢
We’ve been blessed for sure. We are getting some much needed rain and are ready to get back out there. Stay tune and we appreciate the comment. 👍🏻
Awesome! Let me know if ya ever need a friend 😂😂😂😂
Good luck, keep them smokers coming
@@jtgregory3273 lol, we sure will! Thank you again for watching! 👍🏻
They heat treat the flint before they make the point. That knife blade was sitting in a fire after it was made which caused the popping.
Hey thanks Michael for the information. It’s really neat to read about these methods they utilized so long ago and when you find examples first hand it’s very exciting. Thanks for watching!
That small one that you and your mom was trying to figure out. It was a little drill and it was broken when they were trying to work it down, I find a ton of those things, it’s just like they couldn’t do it.you can tell by the steps In the break
I believe you are right. Those drills are so fragile and the majority we find are usually broke. We appreciate the comment and thank you so much for watching! 👍🏻
New sub. Liked 🙏😂👍
Thank you so much for the sub and we appreciate you watching!
What depth are you finding your artifacts? Looks like an archaic site for sure
Hey thanks for leaving a comment and watching. I feel pretty strongly we are on a Benton and Buzzard Roost site. We are at around 4ft right now, but are going to redig our area. We feel like we have dug over a lot of stuff. We ended up digging a 6ft test hole and have already found 4 artifacts in the small hole. So the plan is to redig the area at a deeper debth. Stay tune we have a lot more digging videos to upload for 2023. 👍🏻
Absolutely amazing finds!!!!! Are yall in middle TN?
Thank you and yes sir we are. We appreciate you tuning in. 👍🏻
Have you ever found any in Nolensville?
Found a hand size snapper turtle rite by my house in Hillview Ky
Sweet, they are fun to watch. We see them from time to time in our area. Thanks for watching!
Do you guys ever hunt north middle Tennessee, I’ve been trying, but haven’t found much.
No not really but we know people that have good luck up that way and into Kentucky so don’t give up. Have fun out there! Thanks for dropping a comment my friend!
Have you ever considered casting some of the finer pieces you find?
We haven’t thought about it, but that sounds pretty cool. 👍🏻
Nice
Thank you and we appreciate you watching. 👍🏻
some of the long ones are hairpins.
I wish we could step back in time and observe just how these prehistoric native people used some of these rocks. Thanks for leaving a comment Lelon !
What county bro?
Thanks for leaving a comment but we generally hunt around middle Tennessee. We try not to give out specific location information. Thanks for watching and happy rock hunting!
@@TennesseeRocks
I completely understand. I live in north Texas so you have nothing to worry about. I only ask cause I like researching the area via geographic nature. Is there many creeks? Is there many peaks and valleys? Is there a main river? Major waterways? Explicit geographic nature that could explain the dump of artifacts in relation to where I’m at?…
But I get it. Thanks anyways. And may the great spirits guide you.
What's the tribes that were in the area.
Most of all the artifacts we find are prehistoric but there were 5 major tribes during the historical period. The Chickasaw, Shawnee, Yuchi, Koasati and the Cherokee native people. I believe our area would fall between the Shawnee and Yuchi people in Tennessee. There is lots of information to learn on the historical period. Thanks for watching!
Do you sell the arrow heads?
We don’t sell our personal finds. I do sell some I buy from other collections from time to time. Thanks again for the comment and we appreciate you watching. 👍🏻
Where are you located?
We’re in Middle TN 👍🏻
Who do you think made the arrowheads-men or the women?
This is a great question. I think it’s probably debatable but there is some information out there leading me to believe that the answer is both Men and Women knapped knives and tools to meet the demand of the task at hand. I would be willing to bet that if it was more hunting related the man probably crafted the tool and if it was more food processing or clothing related the woman would craft the tool to fit the need. That’s a great question and thanks for leaving a comment!
Red jasper
Love that Red Jasper! Wish we found more of it.
A bucket of water would save a lot of walking and time
You are correct we are now stopping the video after each find. Then taking another video of our clean up at a water branch close by. We like using fresh running water if we can find it. Our biggest issue has been in the summer months when our branch is dry. We have been using spray bottles, so hopefully that will help during the drought. Thanks again for watching and leaving a comment. 👍🏻
💖🤩👍🍻🇬🇧‼️🤝🥳🙏
Thank you and we appreciate you watching! 🙂
@@TennesseeRocks you're welcome
Seriously, give up the spray bottle! This isn’t a soap opera. Give up the dramatic effects. Your just hurting yourself. Clean the damn thing in the creek and be done with it. I can’t stand that crap.
Thanks William for watching! Will take your advice into consideration. We appreciate your comment. Maybe your onto something. Good luck with your channel!
Классные находки ! Мечта любого искателя !
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! It’s a great joy to preserve a piece of prehistoric time. Thanks
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