Years back, in Fairchild, Wisconsin, my 6 year old boy searched our front yard for arrowheads. They were very plentiful as long ago the Indians would assemble on each side of our property and our front yard was their battlefield.
That is pretty cool to have that kind of history in your yard. If only we could rewind time to see what it all looked like back then. Thank you for sharing that.
That super tiny one looked sooo cool. I’m gonna start looking here in eastern Oklahoma I live near Cherokee Indian and Choctaw Indian territory and I’m actually Chickasaw Indian
@@RobsRelics have u ever hunted eastern Oklahoma. Spiro mounds has a museum and they have found thousands of Indian artifacts and it’s the burial site also. I actually live 10 miles from there. Arkansas river is literally less than a mile from the Spiro Mounds Indian site. Super cool place and they do walk thru tours so many days a week. I remember going with class of 2003 and u wouldn’t believe the artifacts found.
Yes I may bring a sifter next time I’m over there. At minimum a rake… there were still a good bit of leaves in the creek bed so no telling how many I walked over. Thanks for watching
Cool video.. I’m in North Alabama too… hundreds of creeks and creek beds to scratch around in. My grandfather used to plow fields in North Alabama in the 30’s … he said arrowheads were a dime a dozen they’d toss them away like nothing.
Yes sir, I was surprised to find something that late back there. I don’t know how it survived 1,000 years of tumbling in that creek. Thanks for the support, Tiller! I’ll be watching your new video here directly
Nice hunt with a lot of bifaces out of some nice high grade materials. Those fossils are parts of coral heads believe it or not. Living in north central Florida we see a lot of that, and the agatized coral makes a beautiful point. When you flipped the second piece over you can see the striations in the coral, and it could have been a trade piece. You can see the individual polyps that is what gave it away for me. I have found some nice pieces in my area, and the biggest amount of dug out canoes was found on a lake near by, well over a hundred. Keep the videos coming, very nice.
We find tons of fossils in there. It is one of the very northern most counties in Alabama so it’s crazy to think. Thank you for watching and the informative comment. Another video will be up tomorrow!
Yes, I think the serrated fort ancient and sand mountain are almost the same point. I bet that point would have no problem going through a deer! North Alabama has some of the best arrowheads in the world. Thanks for watching!
Такие наконечники надо устанавливать на древки,и все в музей! Или частные коллекции. Суперская работа. И пусть люди посмотрят,чему надо учится,если доведут дело до ядерной войны.
Outstanding job!!! That area is going to be loaded with many killer finds for many years to come. Get in good with that landowner. Pick up trash when present and always be respectful. Thanks for sharing ✌🏻💤
No telling how many points I walked over. I’m hoping for a gully washer soon 🤞 I think there will be a 5” Benton in there waiting on me one day. Thanks for the support!
Years back, in Fairchild, Wisconsin, my 6 year old boy searched our front yard for arrowheads. They were very plentiful as long ago the Indians would assemble on each side of our property and our front yard was their battlefield.
That is pretty cool to have that kind of history in your yard. If only we could rewind time to see what it all looked like back then. Thank you for sharing that.
@@RobsRelics Yes, but from high above ground!
I find good rocks in river nice👍🏾
Really was a good day!
It was a fun walk especially when I made it to the hot spot. Thank you for watching!
That super tiny one looked sooo cool. I’m gonna start looking here in eastern Oklahoma I live near Cherokee Indian and Choctaw Indian territory and I’m actually Chickasaw Indian
Oklahoma is a good state for artifacts. The small bird point could have very well been associated with the Cherokee nation. Thanks for watching!
@@RobsRelics have u ever hunted eastern Oklahoma. Spiro mounds has a museum and they have found thousands of Indian artifacts and it’s the burial site also. I actually live 10 miles from there. Arkansas river is literally less than a mile from the Spiro Mounds Indian site. Super cool place and they do walk thru tours so many days a week. I remember going with class of 2003 and u wouldn’t believe the artifacts found.
Nice area, good for you brother. Place is loaded with good sign. Thankya kindly ,nice finds and creek.
Thank you sir! I’ll be going back after hunting season so keep an eye out
@@RobsRelics sure will Rob
That spot is probably diggable.
Yes I may bring a sifter next time I’m over there. At minimum a rake… there were still a good bit of leaves in the creek bed so no telling how many I walked over. Thanks for watching
Cool video.. I’m in North Alabama too… hundreds of creeks and creek beds to scratch around in. My grandfather used to plow fields in North Alabama in the 30’s … he said arrowheads were a dime a dozen they’d toss them away like nothing.
Yes sir. I would say that North Alabama is one of the top 3 areas to find good arrowheads. A lot of nice landowners too! Thanks for watching
Dang brother you where killing it!! That bow and arrow point was a smoker. God bless
Yes sir, I was surprised to find something that late back there. I don’t know how it survived 1,000 years of tumbling in that creek. Thanks for the support, Tiller! I’ll be watching your new video here directly
Wow what a spot. Love that pt with the serrated edges too. So many so fast! Good job and best of luck in the future .
Thank you, I appreciate the comment! I hope to provide some good content in the coming months
Nice hunt with a lot of bifaces out of some nice high grade materials. Those fossils are parts of coral heads believe it or not. Living in north central Florida we see a lot of that, and the agatized coral makes a beautiful point. When you flipped the second piece over you can see the striations in the coral, and it could have been a trade piece. You can see the individual polyps that is what gave it away for me. I have found some nice pieces in my area, and the biggest amount of dug out canoes was found on a lake near by, well over a hundred. Keep the videos coming, very nice.
We find tons of fossils in there. It is one of the very northern most counties in Alabama so it’s crazy to think. Thank you for watching and the informative comment. Another video will be up tomorrow!
9:48 pink scrapper towards bottom left?
Yes it is, I just laid it down there because my hands were full :) good eye
At 8.54 when ya picked up the little one i thought you were going for the round red colored tool on the left! Nice area !
Yes, I just laid it down there because my hands were full haha. The last time I went I brought a backpack to carry all the rocks!
Just rocks 😅 🪨
Just slightly modified 😏
Nice work bro.
Thank you! It was a good haul
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Sensory overload!!!! And I'm in north Alabama . Knee jerk call Fort Ancient!!
That crunching sound, so much flint!! I always pray I ain't stepping on one 😉
Yes, I think the serrated fort ancient and sand mountain are almost the same point. I bet that point would have no problem going through a deer! North Alabama has some of the best arrowheads in the world. Thanks for watching!
@@RobsRelics I reckon you in or around Sand mountain 🤔
I just subscribed buddy! Thanks from Central Florida! ST. JOHNS RIVER!
Thanks for the sub! I know a few guys that went to St. Johns College. Beautiful Area.
Nice finds I think you found my honey hole thanks for sharing 👍
It is a good spot for sure! Always seems to give up a few points everytime I go. Thanks for watching!
I think I would hunt that spot after every hard rain that got the creek running
I’ve hit it 3 times this year and it spits out new points everytime. I wish it was closer to my house, gotta drive 2 hours to get there.
.Excellent my friend. I particularly liked the little black one with stretch marks. Every tip is beautiful. Greetings and blessings.
Thank you sir! I appreciate your continued support!
I subscribe and share all the artifact channels I come across. 😎👊🏹
Thanks man! I’m digging that LS c10 your working on! I subbed you as well
@@RobsRelics yeah I'm gettin ready to sand her down for paint. Prolly go back a similar copper or burnt orange.
Такие наконечники надо устанавливать на древки,и все в музей! Или частные коллекции. Суперская работа. И пусть люди посмотрят,чему надо учится,если доведут дело до ядерной войны.
insane nice paleo flake blade
I almost forgot, I subbed ya Keep up the good work 🏹
Thank you for the support!
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Gas leaf blower and a rake
I’ll have to do that, no telling how many I walked over that were covered up.
@@RobsRelics You'll be AMAZED. GOOD HUNTING!!
That paint rock valley is special thks for sharing
You left the marble...lol
No telling what all I left haha. That creek is special.
Outstanding job!!! That area is going to be loaded with many killer finds for many years to come. Get in good with that landowner. Pick up trash when present and always be respectful. Thanks for sharing ✌🏻💤
No telling how many points I walked over. I’m hoping for a gully washer soon 🤞 I think there will be a 5” Benton in there waiting on me one day. Thanks for the support!
Holy smokes, brother. Thats a killer creek. I'd definitely be back there. Congrats
Thank you sir! I’m hoping there is a big ol’ Benton waiting on me after all the rain! Thanks for watching!
Alabama is artifact heaven. We hunted Tallahatta country for a few years. Subbed ya
Thanks for the sub! I’m determined to pick up some nice points this year!
Stellar finds friend. Beautiful materials. That last one was stunning. Hate your daddy got skunked. Warm wishes 🙂
Thank you! He did find some pieces from the 1850’s but not the gold coin he was looking for! Thanks for watching!
Wow nice hunt 😎🍀
Thank you sir! I subscribed to your channel as well
@Rob’s Relics Thanks names Ken
OH MAN!! That's amazing.
Guess you found the creek of dreams 🤩 Nice work!
Yes, there are several more like this in the area. I hope the cows don’t step on them before I get back there! Thanks for watching
Well done young man. Nice points and fossils. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jeff! I appreciate you watching