My strategy, is just to park in a place I think is a good spot, wait for someone to drive by, ask them where to find arrowheads. Sometimes they're out lookin for arrowheads like me. And God bless Nelson! He's a good man
As usual not a disappointing find in the bunch. But you all are unearthing history and that awsome. Keep up the diggin and sifting. God Bless you all and we are praying for the ones you mentioned.
Some absolutely beautiful finds as always. Thank you so much for taking us along on the hunts. Congratulations to Kenneth on his home run. Continued good luck on your adventures.
That’s some of the purtiest material I’ve ever seen. Wish we had some of that up here in northeast Mississippi, mostly chert around here. Another great video, God bless y’all
So glad I stumbled upon your page. I grew up in Jackson County along the Pascagoula River and knew of places to search & Owned a farm in Stone county for a time along Bluff Creek. Seems as though every time it rained I could walk down the hill to the barn and Bammm there would be a new addition. I now live in Texas and have run across a couple of little gems but nothing like back home in Ms. Keep up the fun & I'll be watching your other videos ;-)
I Pray for Nelson everyday🕊.Glad he's pulling thru...him and Mark be back to Huntin points again...just no more Cigars. I talked with him on Instagram few days ago😎
Man y'all are Absolutely Killing it and I love to see the variety of material y'all got up there, I love that purple looking stuff and I appreciate y'all showing the point types as well, Thanks for Sharing,Congratulations and GL&HH
I like that definition of the "nuting stone" being used as a platform for pressure flaking. Flint knappers use a rubber pad with a notch to allow the flaker to travel and the flake to run. Some say its a drill platform. Could be all the above.
I absolutely agree with the nutting stone being an anvil/fire making tool. That dimple made a place to put a bit of leather than lay on the point and drive flakes.
We live in an area of northern Michigan where "nutting stones" show up from time to time. I have a very large one about the size of a child's head. The place where mine was found, I think two others very similar were also found. Some say they're just natural caused but I'll never believe that. Mine has about 8 of those rounded out places that were obviously made on purpose. Great video
Man y’all killed it guys!!! That TQ seems to hold up a little better in that soil up there!!! Great finds all around and as always....great job on the vid Spike!!! Looking forward to seeing y’all in a couple weeks!! 👍
Thanks Mike! The quality of most of the TQ up there is high quality. The one in the glamour shot that's in two pieces came out of the ground that way. There was a vein of low quality stuff in it and over the millennia it had just decayed to dust. We are sitting on ready to get up there with yall in a few weeks! Can't wait! Thanks again buddy.
Great start on the year guys, that Tallahatta Quartzite is pretty material. I believe Nutting stones had many uses, depending on the chore at hand. We all are pulling for Nelson and know we will see him in the creek with Mark again this summer👍🏻👍🏻
Wow ! TQ, iron rock and agate what variety . So much in a small area , I bet that knoll is loaded with artifacts. Wonder why that Tallahatta is so well preserved , you could really see the serrations in detail ? The acid level must not be real bad in that area. Also some of the styles were a little different that what you find sometimes. Great job and thanks for sharing!
Thanks Ron! I think it's just a really good grade of TQ for the most part. If you'll notice in the glamour shots one of the TQ points (that we didn't film) is in two pieces. That's the way it came out of the ground. There was a poor quality grain in it and it had just dissolved over the millennia. GL&HH Ron!
Multi generations of rock hunters.... The Wisdom gets passed on and the trill of the hunt!!! Thanks gentlemen for the video.......... Please Lord make our Brother Nelson whole again!!!! (Ground Hog Day as senior citizen, I got the first shot of the vaccine)..... Make all get theirs soon and we clear this messy times up that we live in, end!!!!! Amen!!!!............Batter Up, you say Kenneth took the pitcher long for a HR on his first at bat.....WooooooooooooooooooW!!!!!!
I love finding arrowheads I just found a 4 inch spear point yesterday me and me brother was thinking about making a TH-cam channel of are own but really nice finds man
Thanks for watching. We would love to take everyone that has an interest in what we do but we don't have the sites or the time to take everyone. We swap out hunts with others from time to time and to be quite honest we are in debt to so many folks right now that we'll probably never be able to catch up. We wish it were different.
I live in SW Mississippi. I’ve found 2 points on my property. I would like to find some more. Any tips? I have a seasonal creek that runs through my property, and I’m close to a river.
Thanks for the question. Look for high level ground just out of the flood plain and close to a water source. The place where you found the other two would be a good place to look too. There's a good chance there are more there.
I watch you all find some amazing relics. I have not you been lucky enough to find an artifact. I am very new to the hobby and I im asking for some help. I live in north Dallas area, are there any good areas to look here?
I wish we could help but we don't know anything about that area. The same principles should apply no matter what part of the country you're in. Water + high level ground = the possibility of arrowheads. Good luck.
I would look on the banks. It is very possible and actually more than likely at some time in the past beavers had the hollow dammed up and there could have been a campsite or two above the lake.
Good question. They were on the bluffs because it was out of the flood plain. They didn't have to run from rising water while living on the high spots.
Great theory on the Nutting Stone use. I’ve heard several and give another theory in my video “Human or Animal”. If you get time, check it out and let me know what you think. Love y’all’s channel and I never miss an episode. I hunt mostly the riverbank of the Ohio River. I literally was just typing to ask where ya know where to look in the forest for artifacts, and you started explaining it. Thank you.👍 nice stuff!
Thanks! I've watched all your videos and I was sure I had already subscribed to your channel but it says I'm not. I'll fix that! I'll go back and watch the video you're talking about again. Thanks for watching and for the great comment and continued good luck to you.
Hello I was wondering if there was anywhere I could reach you and send pictures of my artifacts to see if you have a better understanding of them cause I don't know much about them
I found a black arrowhead in a sprial shape .. You know of any in exsistant cause i havent . cant seem to find any on the web. Do i have a one of a kind arrow head ?
I got what I think is going to be a honey hole I found in fall last year and got cold before we could get into it but it looks like this but creek is bout 50 yards wide and on top of big hill with flat top and found lot of chips on surface so I know foot or two down has got to be loaded. Gonna hit it soon.
I really wish you guys would come up here to Berlin and that is Berlin New Hampshire and help me out. At least get me going on the right side of things
If you think about it you can find them most any where, there were alot of people here for a long long time . ground gets moved from building and how many tools would just one person make in a life time. They are every where, i have a house full of stone tools.
I found my first arrowhead at my creek! If you want to check it out I’d appreciate it! It was really fun to find! Very cool point! Hope y’all are going well God bless and HH
I didn’t get to read through all of the comments, but I was curious: approximately how old are these relics? 200 years old? 1000 years old? Also, what native tribes r these? Thanks!
Thanks for the question. If you'll notice in the video (for instance at 7:41 th-cam.com/video/r-BzEp9wMwE/w-d-xo.html) the graphic gives the age of some of the points. They are much older than 100 years old and more like 3000 to 9000 years old. This was way before the tribes as we know them. This should help explain it. th-cam.com/video/DGo9EIqTVtU/w-d-xo.html
The nutting stone explanation is very interesting. I have something my mother found many, many years ago that could be explained by that. I'd love to send you guys a few photos of this piece to get your thoughts.
If I post a picture of the scraper I found on my TH-cam community page thing could you look at it and help me figure out what it's called and how old it is?? Pretty please lol it's driving me nuts I can't figure out what it is I'm not finding anything else like it online or in these vids it was found in northwest Arkansas
Thanks for posting it. To be honest it could be anywhere from 400 years old to 12,000 years old. "Scrapers" were used for different purposes across all cultural periods. I'm not aware of anyway do differentiate any of them. In fact I've never seen any work where anyone has tried to. Maybe someone more knowledgeable than me (and that won't be hard to find lol) may know something else about them. I have many similar to this and like you early on when I was finding them I had a hundred questions about them.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I need to get some good books. 😂 thank you for taking a look at it I appreciate it. and I also didn't know I figured like most points that certain scrapers had names too I have not seen one like the one I found it's awesome.. You seem pretty knowledgeable to me but there will always be more to learn about the native people and their tools and weapons.
How did y’all know where to look? All I see is the ground and then a bunch of holes with arrowheads in them! I’ve got 1,000+ acres in Texas with 3 miles of mesa and a dry wet weather creek. I have no idea where to identify the proper spots..
In our area we use a formula, high flat ground just out of the flood plain = the possibility of artifacts. it's a lot different from Texas. Look for the chips and flakes. Where you find those you'll find points. Start at this point in the video again. I try to explain it a little better, for our area anyway. Maybe it'll help th-cam.com/video/r-BzEp9wMwE/w-d-xo.htmlp.
I found an arrowhead and looking for someone who could have some knowledge on possible age and type i dont know how to post the picture in comments seems alot smaller and thinner than these but like a chaulky stone material was possibly underwater for a long time
My strategy, is just to park in a place I think is a good spot, wait for someone to drive by, ask them where to find arrowheads. Sometimes they're out lookin for arrowheads like me. And God bless Nelson! He's a good man
Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.
Awesome guys some nice points Sam was on a role lol congratulations on your hunt thanks for sharing and may Gob bless u guys 🤩👍🙏
Thanks! You too!
Nice finds for those 2 Wayne County boys, Andy and Sam!
You got that right! They were on a roll!
I' m hoopin and hollerin with y'all when you pull something out! Gee whiz!!! 😄 Congrats to all y'all!
Thanks! The excitement is contagious!
Great finds well done enjoyed the video
Thanks.
Love seeing that little man reppin the Next Generation in waterfowl!
Mighty nice points and mighty fine music at the end. Loved watching that video.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Heck yea!!!!!! Freaking awesome!!!! Im so jealous!! That one Landon found was absolutely amazing!!!!!!
Yes it was! Thanks for watching and for the comment.
As usual not a disappointing find in the bunch. But you all are unearthing history and that awsome. Keep up the diggin and sifting. God Bless you all and we are praying for the ones you mentioned.
Thanks 👍We appreciate that!
I get on a game trail and look for chips or points, if I find anything, I dig a hole, another really fun video, thanks for sharing.
Wow!! Those boys have an amazing site!! Love the old tractor and the baby snake. Blessings to you all.
Yes they do. Thanks for stopping by.
Wow! So many TQ points coming out of this site! Thanks for sharing really enjoyed watching. Stay safe guys.
Thanks! This site is right in TQ territory. We're glad you enjoyed it.
great times, your making memories for a life time, rock on
Thanks Mark! GL&HH
Some absolutely beautiful finds as always. Thank you so much for taking us along on the hunts. Congratulations to Kenneth on his home run. Continued good luck on your adventures.
Thanks! We appreciate you coming along and for leaving a great comment!
Awesome Day. Congrats to Kenneth dropping a bomb in first AB
Thanks!
That’s some of the purtiest material I’ve ever seen. Wish we had some of that up here in northeast Mississippi, mostly chert around here. Another great video, God bless y’all
Thanks! We are blessed with a great variety of material and color down here.
So glad I stumbled upon your page. I grew up in Jackson County along the Pascagoula River and knew of places to search & Owned a farm in Stone county for a time along Bluff Creek. Seems as though every time it rained I could walk down the hill to the barn and Bammm there would be a new addition. I now live in Texas and have run across a couple of little gems but nothing like back home in Ms. Keep up the fun & I'll be watching your other videos ;-)
Thanks! We're glad you found us.
I think you all have figured out... where to look !!! You are putting out some great videos ! Thanks
Thanks for watching and the for the great compliment! We work hard to make a good video and appreciate it when folks notice.
That was a great day for sure. Thanks for sharing.
It sure was! It's our pleasure. Thanks for watching! Good luck to you and Benny!
I Pray for Nelson everyday🕊.Glad he's pulling thru...him and Mark be back to Huntin points again...just no more Cigars. I talked with him on Instagram few days ago😎
So do I. Nelson is on my prayer list. I'll be glad when this is over for him and he gets back to doing what he loves.
@@HeartbreakerRelics yepp😎
Guys what a way to start the year with a bang 👏 congratulations
Thanks!
Looks like a fun day to me! Sam has some fine sites!
It surely was a fun day. He certainly does have some fine sites. Good luck Will.
Nice finds today, fellas! Those points are from so many beautiful materials. 2021 is gonna be a great year for y'all! Still praying for Nelson!🙏💖
Thanks! We are blessed with some beautiful material for sure. GL&HH
Man y'all are Absolutely Killing it and I love to see the variety of material y'all got up there, I love that purple looking stuff and I appreciate y'all showing the point types as well, Thanks for Sharing,Congratulations and GL&HH
Some of the Points I won are from near that area. They found some killers!
Thanks! We are blessed with some beautiful material down here.
I like that definition of the "nuting stone" being used as a platform for pressure flaking. Flint knappers use a rubber pad with a notch to allow the flaker to travel and the flake to run. Some say its a drill platform. Could be all the above.
Yes it could. Thanks.
I absolutely agree with the nutting stone being an anvil/fire making tool. That dimple made a place to put a bit of leather than lay on the point and drive flakes.
It sure does make sense. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
Man that is some amazing material!! Another great site that appears to be teeming with “bull bream”... As usual, another great video!! 👍👍
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Nice finds guys. That last one was a beaut!
Thanks!
Another great video, congratulations Kenny on that first collegiate HOMERUN!
Thanks a bunch!
Great hunt and thanks for the share
Thanks and it is our pleasure.
Man what some spectacular finds !! All of you fellas!
Thanks!
Great hunt with some icing on the cake 👍👍👍
Thanks! Yes it was!
Congrats to Kenneth on going yard at his first at bat. That's legendary! Nice finds too!!
Thanks!
I wish I had been there. Love baseball
Congratulations on some beautiful finds
Thank you!
We live in an area of northern Michigan where "nutting stones" show up from time to time. I have a very large one about the size of a child's head. The place where mine was found, I think two others very similar were also found. Some say they're just natural caused but I'll never believe that. Mine has about 8 of those rounded out places that were obviously made on purpose. Great video
That's so cool. Thanks.
Y'all killed it Spike
Congratulations my friend
I'm ready to get together
Thanks Scott. So are we!
Awesome finds guys! I’m praying for Nelson too. Keep on rockin boys!
Thanks! GL&HH
Love the snake rescue, BTW
Thanks!
Congrats on some more spectacular finds!
Thanks 👍
Welcome back into 2021! And starting off with a bang!
Great to see you guys back at it! Keep showing those artifacts!
Thanks! Will do!
Awesome day,, congrats 👍👍
Thanks 👍
@@HeartbreakerRelics love y’all’s videos 👍👍, goin probing tomorrow at our new deer club !!! Excited !!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@jasoncharla503thanks and good luck!
Its good to see yall get going again, nice finds!
Thanks Tim!
Very cool finds. Thanks for the good info 🙂
thanks and you're welcome.
What a day good finds
Thanks!
Talk about a great sight. Congrats y'all🏹
Thanks John!
This is true, its like trick. Once you find one, you find another one.
Another solid dig!! Good finds, guys!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome!! I have a few from here in southwest Louisiana and I have a few from Idaho when I was up there in 2010
That's great!
Man y’all killed it guys!!! That TQ seems to hold up a little better in that soil up there!!! Great finds all around and as always....great job on the vid Spike!!! Looking forward to seeing y’all in a couple weeks!! 👍
Thanks Mike! The quality of most of the TQ up there is high quality. The one in the glamour shot that's in two pieces came out of the ground that way. There was a vein of low quality stuff in it and over the millennia it had just decayed to dust. We are sitting on ready to get up there with yall in a few weeks! Can't wait! Thanks again buddy.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Sounds good!! 👍
congrats kenneth on your home run
Thanks!
Sweet😎 I swear everytime I wear this HBR hoodie y'all post a video😎
That's just cool! Thanks for your support my friend.
Another beautifully put together video. Congratulations
👏 Awesome day!! 😍 Praying for Nelson! 🙏
Thanks!
Y’all some artifact finding suckers! Great video guys keep it up!🏆
Thanks Jeff! I hope our luck holds out through this year too. Good luck up there buddy!
Good video
Thanks!
Great finds Steve 👍
Thanks!
Great start on the year guys, that Tallahatta Quartzite is pretty material. I believe Nutting stones had many uses, depending on the chore at hand. We all are pulling for Nelson and know we will see him in the creek with Mark again this summer👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for stopping by and for leaving a comment!
Awesome start to the new year guys gonna be hard to top some of them points but I’m sure y’all will congrats and God Bless y’all.
Thanks Corey. We're sure gonna try! God bless!
Wow ! TQ, iron rock and agate what variety . So much in a small area , I bet that knoll is loaded with artifacts. Wonder why that Tallahatta is so well preserved , you could really see the serrations in detail ? The acid level must not be real bad in that area. Also some of the styles were a little different that what you find sometimes. Great job and thanks for sharing!
Thanks Ron! I think it's just a really good grade of TQ for the most part. If you'll notice in the glamour shots one of the TQ points (that we didn't film) is in two pieces. That's the way it came out of the ground. There was a poor quality grain in it and it had just dissolved over the millennia. GL&HH Ron!
WTG guys
Raymond
Thanks.
Brokens are great to send to me, 😁
Multi generations of rock hunters.... The Wisdom gets passed on and the trill of the hunt!!! Thanks gentlemen for the video.......... Please Lord make our Brother Nelson whole again!!!! (Ground Hog Day as senior citizen, I got the first shot of the vaccine)..... Make all get theirs soon and we clear this messy times up that we live in, end!!!!! Amen!!!!............Batter Up, you say Kenneth took the pitcher long for a HR on his first at bat.....WooooooooooooooooooW!!!!!!
Thanks Stan! Always great to hear from you on here. We're so ready for all the sickness to be over!
I'm trying to find someone that knows anything about stone mounds in Southern Ohio. This was a great video, glad to have found you.
Glad you enjoyed it! We're glad you found us too.
There all kinds of info on line
Great hunt Dawgs
Thanks!
I love finding arrowheads I just found a 4 inch spear point yesterday me and me brother was thinking about making a TH-cam channel of are own but really nice finds man
Thanks! Go for it!
The nutting stone was also held in the hand when using the bow drill technique. Or so I've read. Great video ya'll. 👍
You are correct. Great point. Thanks.
Nice finds!
Thanks!
You killed that hunt!!! That one hole was insane!!! Must have been the chiefs teepee spot !
lol either that or the village knapper's teepee!
It's amazing how much of this stuff is out there! They must have been disposable to them
That's exactly right. The vast majority of what we find was strictly utilitarian. It was a tool to help them survive.
Good Stuff fellow's 👍
Thanks 👍
Spike, take me with y'all one day!
Thanks for watching. We would love to take everyone that has an interest in what we do but we don't have the sites or the time to take everyone. We swap out hunts with others from time to time and to be quite honest we are in debt to so many folks right now that we'll probably never be able to catch up. We wish it were different.
Some really nice finds guys ! I haven't got my first one this year , yet !
Thanks! Good luck to you when you do get out Cliff!
I live in SW Mississippi. I’ve found 2 points on my property. I would like to find some more. Any tips? I have a seasonal creek that runs through my property, and I’m close to a river.
Thanks for the question. Look for high level ground just out of the flood plain and close to a water source. The place where you found the other two would be a good place to look too. There's a good chance there are more there.
@@HeartbreakerRelics ok. Thank you.
Menemukan arrowheads joooooon
I watch you all find some amazing relics. I have not you been lucky enough to find an artifact. I am very new to the hobby and I im asking for some help. I live in north Dallas area, are there any good areas to look here?
I wish we could help but we don't know anything about that area. The same principles should apply no matter what part of the country you're in. Water + high level ground = the possibility of arrowheads. Good luck.
I’m in runnelstown ms by petal have a small creek that only flows with rain where should I look ? The banks or in creek itself
I would look on the banks. It is very possible and actually more than likely at some time in the past beavers had the hollow dammed up and there could have been a campsite or two above the lake.
Can I ask why in the bluffs? Just a nice place to sit and make points?
Good question. They were on the bluffs because it was out of the flood plain. They didn't have to run from rising water while living on the high spots.
Great theory on the Nutting Stone use. I’ve heard several and give another theory in my video “Human or Animal”. If you get time, check it out and let me know what you think. Love y’all’s channel and I never miss an episode. I hunt mostly the riverbank of the Ohio River. I literally was just typing to ask where ya know where to look in the forest for artifacts, and you started explaining it. Thank you.👍 nice stuff!
Thanks! I've watched all your videos and I was sure I had already subscribed to your channel but it says I'm not. I'll fix that! I'll go back and watch the video you're talking about again. Thanks for watching and for the great comment and continued good luck to you.
Thank you much! P.S. I can’t wait to see what’s in that creek below your dig site!👍
What kind of bows were used to launch those monsters? The arrowheads I find in Arizona are 1/3 the size.
Most of what we find were knives or atlatl dart points.
Hello I was wondering if there was anywhere I could reach you and send pictures of my artifacts to see if you have a better understanding of them cause I don't know much about them
Sure. You can send them to our Facebook messenger page or just post them to our Facebook page.
I found a black arrowhead in a sprial shape .. You know of any in exsistant cause i havent . cant seem to find any on the web. Do i have a one of a kind arrow head ?
We have several spiral shaped points. Send us a picture on Facebook. We would like to see the point.
@@HeartbreakerRelics sure . message me on messanger on facebook. And ill send you the pictures. Jr garcia is my name. From colorado city texas
Awesome vid man!
Thanks Brad! About to sit down and watch yours!
I got what I think is going to be a honey hole I found in fall last year and got cold before we could get into it but it looks like this but creek is bout 50 yards wide and on top of big hill with flat top and found lot of chips on surface so I know foot or two down has got to be loaded. Gonna hit it soon.
Awesome! Good luck and let us know how you do.
I really wish you guys would come up here to Berlin and that is Berlin New Hampshire and help me out. At least get me going on the right side of things
We really wish we could too. Thanks for watching.
If you think about it you can find them most any where, there were alot of people here for a long long time . ground gets moved from building and how many tools would just one person make in a life time. They are every where, i have a house full of stone tools.
You are absolutely correct. Thanks.
@@HeartbreakerRelics you'd be surprised at how many are on the old train tracks. It's unbeliveable at least here in northern ny.
What makes u pick a place to dig we have several locations we find chips and Pottery what makes u say hey I'm gonna dig here
If there is pottery and chips DIG! It didn't get there by itself.
how tha heck would they work iron rock? That would be a skill in itself seeing that that stuff doesn't flake.
They were obviously well practiced with this material.
I found my first arrowhead at my creek! If you want to check it out I’d appreciate it! It was really fun to find! Very cool point! Hope y’all are going well God bless and HH
Thanks! Will do and God bless you too.
I didn’t get to read through all of the comments, but I was curious: approximately how old are these relics? 200 years old? 1000 years old? Also, what native tribes r these? Thanks!
Thanks for the question. If you'll notice in the video (for instance at 7:41 th-cam.com/video/r-BzEp9wMwE/w-d-xo.html) the graphic gives the age of some of the points. They are much older than 100 years old and more like 3000 to 9000 years old. This was way before the tribes as we know them. This should help explain it. th-cam.com/video/DGo9EIqTVtU/w-d-xo.html
The nutting stone explanation is very interesting. I have something my mother found many, many years ago that could be explained by that. I'd love to send you guys a few photos of this piece to get your thoughts.
Sure. You can send them on our Facebook page messenger or email them to spike39560@gmail.com
One year later!
If I post a picture of the scraper I found on my TH-cam community page thing could you look at it and help me figure out what it's called and how old it is?? Pretty please lol it's driving me nuts I can't figure out what it is I'm not finding anything else like it online or in these vids it was found in northwest Arkansas
I posted a small video of it cause I couldn't post a picture
Thanks for posting it. To be honest it could be anywhere from 400 years old to 12,000 years old. "Scrapers" were used for different purposes across all cultural periods. I'm not aware of anyway do differentiate any of them. In fact I've never seen any work where anyone has tried to. Maybe someone more knowledgeable than me (and that won't be hard to find lol) may know something else about them. I have many similar to this and like you early on when I was finding them I had a hundred questions about them.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I need to get some good books. 😂 thank you for taking a look at it I appreciate it. and I also didn't know I figured like most points that certain scrapers had names too I have not seen one like the one I found it's awesome.. You seem pretty knowledgeable to me but there will always be more to learn about the native people and their tools and weapons.
500 years from now someone is going to find one of my 10mm craftsmen sockets and they are going to freak out.
lol yep!
How did y’all know where to look? All I see is the ground and then a bunch of holes with arrowheads in them! I’ve got 1,000+ acres in Texas with 3 miles of mesa and a dry wet weather creek. I have no idea where to identify the proper spots..
In our area we use a formula, high flat ground just out of the flood plain = the possibility of artifacts. it's a lot different from Texas. Look for the chips and flakes. Where you find those you'll find points. Start at this point in the video again. I try to explain it a little better, for our area anyway. Maybe it'll help th-cam.com/video/r-BzEp9wMwE/w-d-xo.htmlp.
You should see this agate knife I found
What state is this in?
Mississippi
I found an arrowhead and looking for someone who could have some knowledge on possible age and type i dont know how to post the picture in comments seems alot smaller and thinner than these but like a chaulky stone material was possibly underwater for a long time
What does BP mean? Do you mean BC?
It stands for before present. In the interest of time I just cut and paste it from the website.
Thumbnail says you were going to tell us where to look.
Go to 17:30 in the video and listen.
Thank you H Relics.
@@ericoakley4388 you're welcome.
I’m new to hunting and happened on y’all. The video doesn’t tell me how you know where to dig despite the title. Help!
Yes it does. Go back and pay close attention. I give an explanation why people lived on this spot.
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