The silver earring is called an Ear Bob I believe. I found one at one of my sites and it had the bead laying next to it! A tiny little blue bead that fits the hoop. I absolutely Love these relics. Very kool Spot 😎!
Wow! R u fing kidding me??! Tinkler site! That is my #2 Bucket Lister!!! I would LOVE TO DIG A COPPER POINT or A Tinkler!! I have some amazing sites here in Charleston, Sc but I have not found a Trade point yet! That is BADASS!!!
Thanks man it was a church in the 1840s but only found Indian stuff and square nails mabey they built it for the Indians idk it's in the old Indian reservation area from the mid 1800s
Hi, the copper beads I believe from what I heard are from old copper kettles that the settlers brought with them, when the natives saw the shape of the spout it gave them the idea for the beads so they received the kettles as trade items and cut them up into spout shapes and rolled them to make beads or used them for hunting. Some very cool finds from both yourself and Bob. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
my uncle hates those old metal spear heads! He says the white man came and traded those to the Natives, and the quality was very poor as compared to the stone ones!
I think any Native artifacts are awesome, and those beads are incredible! Congrats on the silver trade item and to Bob on his Barber! The arrowhead is very cool!💖
Awesome finds down there in Florida which can be hunted year round. I am in Northern Ontario, Canada and our metal detecting season is pretty short. Good video buddy, have a great day:-)
The Indian artifacts are super cool.
Great stuff! Always on the lookout for trade era posts and camps.
They sure are fun to dig
The silver earring is called an Ear Bob I believe. I found one at one of my sites and it had the bead laying next to it! A tiny little blue bead that fits the hoop. I absolutely Love these relics. Very kool Spot 😎!
Wow! R u fing kidding me??! Tinkler site! That is my #2 Bucket Lister!!! I would LOVE TO DIG A COPPER POINT or A Tinkler!! I have some amazing sites here in Charleston, Sc but I have not found a Trade point yet! That is BADASS!!!
Thanks man it was a church in the 1840s but only found Indian stuff and square nails mabey they built it for the Indians idk it's in the old Indian reservation area from the mid 1800s
What part of Florida
Hi, the copper beads I believe from what I heard are from old copper kettles that the settlers brought with them, when the natives saw the shape of the spout it gave them the idea for the beads so they received the kettles as trade items and cut them up into spout shapes and rolled them to make beads or used them for hunting. Some very cool finds from both yourself and Bob. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
Bob found the part of a kettle last time he was there the top that covers the spout
my uncle hates those old metal spear heads! He says the white man came and traded those to the Natives, and the quality was very poor as compared to the stone ones!
I believe those aren’t beads, they are a type of projectile point of the period.
Flattened lead could have been flattened for holding a flint in a lock
Thanks for the tip 👍
Thanks for sharing; good job
I think any Native artifacts are awesome, and those beads are incredible! Congrats on the silver trade item and to Bob on his Barber! The arrowhead is very cool!💖
Respect from România!
Awesome finds down there in Florida which can be hunted year round. I am in Northern Ontario, Canada and our metal detecting season is pretty short. Good video buddy, have a great day:-)
Thanks keep on diggin
I love your Native silver trade broach!! The copper pieces are nice also, let me know if you need help :)
after contact with French and Spanish, Native stuff got real poor quality!
TOO MANY BEEPS