I can say I have lived in Cahokia Illinois for 8 years and I think I have 7 put in collections and unrolled amounts of my own collection put away heritage and then some.my please to do it my part Cherokee and respect for all of us in this world t ok I'm. Proud of it.
COOL-- I'm in Northern illinois, I am still looking for the 2nd half of a well fluted knife--- it's too muddy to walk the fields right now-- Found a few broken points this spring----
Why do they all say 1AD was at the time period. 1550 that Arrowhead I blew it up and looked at it and it says it on there. Do you have any answers cuz all of my arrowheads say 1AD . And the ones you're showing say it too?
Sorry for my spelling and all that I've had a stroke I have put $465 in one part of a collection and probably 1500 or 2,000 arrowheads and a private collection in a museum pottery I'm using spell check
Can you tell me. Seems I only have a Jacks reef. Not sure of others. Northern Il. Can you give me an email I could send my few findings and ask you what you think?? Jane
Jane, I'm sorry the educator who originally put together this training has changed jobs. You can reach out to the Illinois Historical Survey and ask for a staff person there who can help you.
I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I encourage you to reach out to University of Georgia Extension. That may be a topic they have an expert available. extension.uga.edu/
@@illinoisextensionfultonmas3179 You are welcome to use photos of our collection, all personal finds, we'd appreciate knowing the material and confidently the type for certain. www.youtube.com/@ArtifactRescues/videos
The gorget represents Tezcatlepoca and Quetzelcoatle. The flint swords represents Coas. A large Dibble to put a hole in the ground to plant Maize. The so called Eagle Claw represents a hoe. The Conch Shell necklace is an Insignia of the Wind God Ehecatle.
Outstanding! Thanks for sharing👍
Thank you for sharing. I have been
Thumbing through this book for the past few years and this really ties it together
I can say I have lived in Cahokia Illinois for 8 years and I think I have 7 put in collections and unrolled amounts of my own collection put away heritage and then some.my please to do it my part Cherokee and respect for all of us in this world t ok I'm. Proud of it.
I Mark all the arrowheads on the number field that I numbered it and then one time it took two years and I found the other half
Do you get paid for arrowheads?
@@sandrajohnson9926 I've never sold one.
COOL-- I'm in Northern illinois, I am still looking for the 2nd half of a well fluted knife--- it's too muddy to walk the fields right now-- Found a few broken points this spring----
Great video enjoyed watching
Why do they all say 1AD was at the time period. 1550 that Arrowhead I blew it up and looked at it and it says it on there. Do you have any answers cuz all of my arrowheads say 1AD . And the ones you're showing say it too?
That was to Robert Reiner.
I have been seeding fields with my modern reproductions for 30 years and i have found 6 of my own points in museums already ! Such fun
Horsefeathers
Oooookay........
Troll. Museums can tell repops, easily because I can . Patina takes time . You need to get a friend, Karen
Sorry for my spelling and all that I've had a stroke I have put $465 in one part of a collection and probably 1500 or 2,000 arrowheads and a private collection in a museum pottery I'm using spell check
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I have se strange artifacts I'd like to get looked at
How strange?? What area are you from? Call the U of I extension/Natural History survey or equivalent----
I have hundreds of full arrowheads all found within a 30 mi radius of Illinois
Can you tell me. Seems I only have a Jacks reef. Not sure of others. Northern Il. Can you give me an email I could send my few findings and ask you what you think?? Jane
Jane, I'm sorry the educator who originally put together this training has changed jobs. You can reach out to the Illinois Historical Survey and ask for a staff person there who can help you.
Can you do a video of identifying points from Georgia. Coastal plains region or Tift, Irwin, Turner, Worth, Cook & Berrian counties
I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I encourage you to reach out to University of Georgia Extension. That may be a topic they have an expert available. extension.uga.edu/
@@illinoisextensionfultonmas3179 You are welcome to use photos of our collection, all personal finds, we'd appreciate knowing the material and confidently the type for certain. www.youtube.com/@ArtifactRescues/videos
How can I get a book
The gorget represents Tezcatlepoca and Quetzelcoatle. The flint swords represents Coas. A large Dibble to put a hole in the ground to plant Maize. The so called Eagle Claw represents a hoe. The Conch Shell necklace is an Insignia of the Wind God Ehecatle.
Duck river swords
@@thomasmcdonald5887 You have no deductive or analytical ability.
Why in hell cant we just call them arrowheads?