Just loving the finds, fellas. Ear spool....cool and all the arrowheads and the scrapper, wow! Great site and great way to end 2019. Thank you Lord and thank you Jesus! I just love hearing all the glory and all the praise. ☺️
Heartbreaker Relics , that's right! We can't forget The Pine Belt Relics crew. Nice of them to share with you such a good property to hunt. Good luck in 2020, guys! ☺️
That ear spoil was incredible. I had no idea that the Natives even used such a critter. I love pieces like that that paint a clearer image of those who came before. Great video as usual!
It is an amazing artifact to be sure! We hope to find out more about it at an artifact show next month. Not sure what period it's from but native Americans have been wearing jewelry for over 12,000 years. I'm thinking more late Archaic to Woodland myself. I'm like you it just adds an extra layer of fascination to these peoples. Thanks. We appreciate the compliment. GL&HH
Masterfully done as always Spike!!! Man it was great having you back!! Felt like home being back on gopher ridge with you guys!! Still in awe over the ear spool!!! What an awesome save that is!!! Gonna be another great year my friend so keep those batteries charged!!! We’ll be seeing y’all real soon!! 👍
Thanks Mike! I can't tell you how much I enjoyed it. That ridge is truly a magical place. Thank yall for having us.The earspool has been a bucket list item for me for a long time. Looking forward to many hunts with yall in 2020. Gonna have to get yall in some kayaks this summer! Continued good luck to yall! Spike
In these parts the person that finds the Ear Spool has to get their ear pierced big enough to wear it! Can’t wait for the pics Spike.... killer find Y’all... Happy New year 🏆
Some awesome finds, and yes that is definitely a ear spool. Thank you for always taking us along with you. Continued good luck on your adventures in 2020.
"It's Kenneth who usually finds the Hilary Clinton points..." ROFL!!! I always love to see y'all out with the PBR boys. Good times with good friends, what could be better? Congratulations on that gorgeous ear spool, Spike!!!
That ear plug was amazing! I haven’t ever seen one, as usual the filming and pictures were off the chain, so beautiful, I hope this year will bring you guys health,hope and happiness. You guys rock but I wonder where chance and Kenneth are, family and friends are so important in ones life. I pray that 2020 will be a great year for you guys🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦🔪🌟
It looks like it's gonna be ROARING TWENTIES for you boys already, so excited for you. I learn more from you than the books, I have never seen an earspool dug that is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks for all of the videos! You guys are inspiring me to hunt the creeks! I’ve been collecting for 30 years in northeast Alabama but have never used the in the water method. The rain has been tough this winter but it should make it good when it dries up some. I haven’t been avid for years but like I said you guys have inspired me tremendously with your videos and finds!
Thank you for watching and for the great comment! Creek hunting was a concept that was hard for us to comprehend. It has been a learning process ever since the first day we started. We're glad to be able to inspire you. Good luck and let us know how you do.
Oh man, that ear spool was an AMAZING find! That's museum-worthy. And y'all found so many gorgeous points, and that beautiful chunky scraper... But you know, I have to admit that I love the occasional "ugly" points that you find; as an amateur knapper myself, they give me some hope! Mine are getting better, but flint is still such a pain-- obsidian is so much easier to work! My flint points are pretty awful right now; I'll get there, though. Thanks for the great video! (Loved the music, especially at the end.)
I do believe that little clay piece that you thought could be an earring is actually a clay piece that they'd use to attach two clay figures together. Its a technique that has been done for thousands of years dating as far back as the maya. Tribes would use mostly bone for jewelry, as things like clay can cause infection.
Good to see you back in the saddle Spike. Good to see y’all teaming up together. Points are great but those Christian bro’s will be rubbing shoulders with you through out eternity.
Hope to see you there. Yes that was very big hearted of Randy to give that to you. Knowing how rare that is and how much he (and you) love these artifacts I greatly admire him for doing that.
Looks like you guys have a lot of fun and pull out some amazing relics to boot! I used to find them in the creeks and on top of the ground in Ark. as a child about 6-8 years old, but then we moved to Houston area and I've been here ever since. There's no rocks in this soil to make arrow heads but I have found crude pottery shards and bone fragments around the bays from the Karankawa tribe. Don't know how you guys know where to dig but you obviously are onto to something! Keep having fun and praising our Lord! I enjoyed the video.
thanks for watching and for the great comment. I'm including a link to one of our videos that explains how we know where to start looking for a place to dig. th-cam.com/video/7X-QuB5SGew/w-d-xo.html
from my experience (limited as is) dig extra extra deep on those downslopes.....the edge/ledge has changed considerably since they lived there......many love, much props
Find the other spool and I'll wear em! ;) killer find y'all! One of the coolest artifacts I've ever seen. I've lost plenty myself, so I'm sure they're out there!
Very good description of fire pocked. Sometimes the point would be left in the cooking process, other times they were heat treated and were left too long. As you stated there is a slight possibility there was a forest fire. Most Likely the point was overheated in the heat-treating process and buried to shallow below the fire. Just my take on this. God Bless!
I am so glad that i saw this, i found just like that in south texas and could not figure out what it was. This is really exciting! thank you for posting your vidoes! i am a huge fan as i too enjoy going out and looking for arrowheads and other artifacts.
Great day to end the season guys always love it when y’all get together with each other and that ear spool was awesome fellas what a find congrats on that artifact and Spike you should give Randy some sugar for that thing lmbo😂😂 nothing like a good fried. All in all good job fellas and BOL in this 2020 season.
Spike and Randy, I was just doing some research on the ceramic ear plugs you found and they may be Aztec. American Indians usually, if at all, wore ear plugs. You may want to take them to a University or museum for verification. Wouldn't it be cool if it were Aztec? I think so. ☺️
Ear spool or pot knob/handle that you’d loop a bale(bail ?) around. I’ve a couple picked here in SC. Don’t think our natives wore ear spools. Made separate and applied.
I found a whistle not to long ago. I have many spots to look for artifacts. So far I have only found two arrowheads. The earspool is an awesome find! Good luck!
Great End to the 2019 Season and riding out of it on a plus side for the New Year with an unique Find!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy New Year Gentlemen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! May 2020 be a great fun year to find pointy rocks for all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dang guys...that is a killer dig! Your camera makes some great shots too. I picked up a used GoPro cheap the other day and it is okay but it don't have the resolution you guys are getting from your phone cameras. If I were to find a spool like that I would be so freaking stoked man....great stuff guys!
Randy and I do a lot of sifting but as you see Mike and Zach's digging technique is more productive. I'm just not as good at digging as they are. Randy digs and we both sift and split the finds. Thanks for watching and for the comment. GL&HH Spike
An ear spool super find! Great job. Out of looking at thousands of points from many collections over the years that’s only the second or third one I’ve seen from south Ms.
Thanks Ron. I've never heard of many from south Mississippi either. It's been on my bucket list for a while but I never really thought we would find one down here. I think Randy knew how much it meant to me. That's why he insisted I take it.
Man I would love to come down and do a hunt with y'all! My favorite channel on youtube by far. Always finding some killer artifacts! Happy New Year y'all!
@@dewey_digginnc4946 good question but the only window we have for digging in the fields is a few weeks in the late summer. It's out in the sun and very hot lol. Plus the ground is very hard from very little rain that time of year and scheduling that tight a window can be a problem. We have dug in the edges of some of the fields with some luck.
We are in Mississippi, down close to the coast. I'm including a link with a great description of what we look for in a site. I think it will help. Good luck! th-cam.com/video/7X-QuB5SGew/w-d-xo.html
Nice! My little brother found something we think may be similar to that while arrowhead hunting, is there a way to post a pic on here and get an opinion ?
We use a formula when trying to find a new site. Water + high level ground just out of the flood plain = the possibility of artifacts. This isn’t a fool proof formula but it’s a good place to start. Good luck!
Thanks for the question. It is portable and we probably should do a short bit in a video on it. The legs are 2X2 and are attached with bolts and wing nuts. It is a basic 1X4 board frame with 1/4" hardware cloth supported by 2X4 welded wire underneath that. There is also a 1X1" strip holding the wire in place under the bottom.
@@newsiteboys good luck! Mike and Zach do really well without a sifter. I just don't have that kind of confidence in my digging. We probably would have missed the ear spool without the sifter.
aren't y'all worried about spraying clay artifacts with jets of water?? wouldn't you run the risk of damaging it or it crumbling under the pressure? evrything i have ever found made from earthen materials has never been fired, are things different where y'all come from? i'm from southern oregon and we love our rocks up here too!!
Me and my buddy do the same.Who ever is workin the sifter gets the artifact unless of course the shovel man spots it before he chucks it into the sifter.My Buddy is better at hunting then I am and has given me a few points as well.Thats what friends are for:-) Also the twisted looking point Y"all found right before the Hillary Clinton point, it was orange in color.Those twisted points I understand were for shootin around corners. Our find of the year (by my buddy who was three feet from me) while digging in a sand bar adjacent to a village site in a crik was a whole pottery jar with 54 small bird points in it and over 100 white and purple quahog clam beads (wampum) .The jar was packed full of mud and he would dip it in the crik and shake it up and pour a few more points and beads out every time and we'd both squeal like pigs.I think i was as happy as he was.He had already found two large points and I found a couple bird points three feet from his find and were probably poart of the same cache
Can I ask what your email is? Id like to send pics of what I have found in my creek. I bought the property a year ago and have only searched a year now and have found some awesome fines.
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Thanks for watching and for the great comment. Most of the artifacts you see in this video are probably late Archaic to Woodland period. This would put them at about two to five thousand years old.
@@HeartbreakerRelics every now and then the funny bone works. Happy New Years to all of you and thanks for all your hard work in making these videos. They are soooo professional these days
Thanks for the comment but I'm afraid you're wrong. The Vikings didn't show up on the North American continent until about 15,000 years after the native Americans.
Bull. It's time for shaming someone for their looks to take a break. It's common decency. Looks shaming is not very Christian, but very politically correct for some politics.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Of course I've heard of a joke. It's people who think they are prettier than others and shame people who are not blessed with their beauty. #BeBest
Just loving the finds, fellas. Ear spool....cool and all the arrowheads and the scrapper, wow! Great site and great way to end 2019. Thank you Lord and thank you Jesus! I just love hearing all the glory and all the praise. ☺️
Thanks and it was fitting that we end it with our friends the PBR guys.
Heartbreaker Relics , that's right! We can't forget The Pine Belt Relics crew. Nice of them to share with you such a good property to hunt. Good luck in 2020, guys! ☺️
@@lizzymoore54thanks!
That ear spoil was incredible. I had no idea that the Natives even used such a critter. I love pieces like that that paint a clearer image of those who came before. Great video as usual!
It is an amazing artifact to be sure! We hope to find out more about it at an artifact show next month. Not sure what period it's from but native Americans have been wearing jewelry for over 12,000 years. I'm thinking more late Archaic to Woodland myself. I'm like you it just adds an extra layer of fascination to these peoples. Thanks. We appreciate the compliment. GL&HH
Masterfully done as always Spike!!! Man it was great having you back!! Felt like home being back on gopher ridge with you guys!! Still in awe over the ear spool!!! What an awesome save that is!!! Gonna be another great year my friend so keep those batteries charged!!! We’ll be seeing y’all real soon!! 👍
Thanks Mike! I can't tell you how much I enjoyed it. That ridge is truly a magical place. Thank yall for having us.The earspool has been a bucket list item for me for a long time. Looking forward to many hunts with yall in 2020. Gonna have to get yall in some kayaks this summer! Continued good luck to yall!
Spike
Spike y’all really show what’s it’s all about . Glad to personally know y’all as my friends.
Thank you Patrick.That goes both ways my friend!
In these parts the person that finds the Ear Spool has to get their ear pierced big enough to wear it! Can’t wait for the pics Spike.... killer find Y’all... Happy New year 🏆
lol Yeah that's probably not going to happen unless Randy pierces his. We both found it. Thanks Jeff and Happy New Year to you too buddy!
Lol cool
Some awesome finds, and yes that is definitely a ear spool. Thank you for always taking us along with you. Continued good luck on your adventures in 2020.
Thank you for always watching. We do appreciate your support. GL&HH and Happy New Year.
Enjoy all the videos I have been hunting arrowheads here for years in Virginia. Usually field hunt in plowed fields and caves.
Thanks! For many years all we did was walk fields. Once we started creek hunting and digging our finds increased enormously.
That ear spool was awesome!!!
Thanks Brandon! It has been on my bucket list for a while.
"It's Kenneth who usually finds the Hilary Clinton points..." ROFL!!! I always love to see y'all out with the PBR boys. Good times with good friends, what could be better? Congratulations on that gorgeous ear spool, Spike!!!
You never know what Randy is going to come up with in way of and adjective lol. Thanks! It's been on my bucket list for a while.
That ear plug was amazing! I haven’t ever seen one, as usual the filming and pictures were off the chain, so beautiful, I hope this year will bring you guys health,hope and happiness. You guys rock but I wonder where chance and Kenneth are, family and friends are so important in ones life. I pray that 2020 will be a great year for you guys🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦🔪🌟
Thanks. Kenneth was there. He's in this video. Chance is married with a family now and busy making a living. Happy New Year to you and yours!
What an awesome group of guys!!
Thanks!
It looks like it's gonna be ROARING TWENTIES for you boys already, so excited for you. I learn more from you than the books, I have never seen an earspool dug that is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you for always watching and leaving a great comment. It means a lot to us.
Just watched the pinebelts with all y'all together, y'all are all awesome. Love it all!
Thanks! We all sure do have fun together.
Thanks for all of the videos! You guys are inspiring me to hunt the creeks! I’ve been collecting for 30 years in northeast Alabama but have never used the in the water method. The rain has been tough this winter but it should make it good when it dries up some. I haven’t been avid for years but like I said you guys have inspired me tremendously with your videos and finds!
Thank you for watching and for the great comment! Creek hunting was a concept that was hard for us to comprehend. It has been a learning process ever since the first day we started. We're glad to be able to inspire you. Good luck and let us know how you do.
What a incredible day to end the year! Thanks fellas and God bless y'all
Thanks and God Bless you and yours!
Oh man, that ear spool was an AMAZING find! That's museum-worthy. And y'all found so many gorgeous points, and that beautiful chunky scraper... But you know, I have to admit that I love the occasional "ugly" points that you find; as an amateur knapper myself, they give me some hope! Mine are getting better, but flint is still such a pain-- obsidian is so much easier to work! My flint points are pretty awful right now; I'll get there, though. Thanks for the great video! (Loved the music, especially at the end.)
Thanks for watching all year and always leaving a great comment! Good luck with your knapping and Happy New Year!
I do believe that little clay piece that you thought could be an earring is actually a clay piece that they'd use to attach two clay figures together. Its a technique that has been done for thousands of years dating as far back as the maya. Tribes would use mostly bone for jewelry, as things like clay can cause infection.
All the artifacts in the world can’t compare to a friendship like that. Thanks for sharing. Bamaboat75
That's the most important part! Thanks!
Good to see you back in the saddle Spike. Good to see y’all teaming up together. Points are great but those Christian bro’s will be rubbing shoulders with you through out eternity.
Thanks Ron. It was great to be back out there. Those guys are the best. See you at the Meridian show.
Hope to see you there. Yes that was very big hearted of Randy to give that to you. Knowing how rare that is and how much he (and you) love these artifacts I greatly admire him for doing that.
Another awesome video and a stellar find with ear spool!! Hope next year is even better!! 👍👍
Thanks! We appreciate that. GL&HH to you too.
Looks like you guys have a lot of fun and pull out some amazing relics to boot! I used to find them in the creeks and on top of the ground in Ark. as a child about 6-8 years old, but then we moved to Houston area and I've been here ever since. There's no rocks in this soil to make arrow heads but I have found crude pottery shards and bone fragments around the bays from the Karankawa tribe. Don't know how you guys know where to dig but you obviously are onto to something! Keep having fun and praising our Lord! I enjoyed the video.
thanks for watching and for the great comment. I'm including a link to one of our videos that explains how we know where to start looking for a place to dig. th-cam.com/video/7X-QuB5SGew/w-d-xo.html
from my experience (limited as is) dig extra extra deep on those downslopes.....the edge/ledge has changed considerably since they lived there......many love, much props
Thanks for the advice. We have talked about this very thing. GL&HH
That was awesome. Cant wait to see what 2020 brings you guys.
Thanks! Whatever artifacts it brings our way hunting them with friends will be the real blessing. GL&HH
Wow, so many beautiful finds. Congrats on the spool. Wishing you all an amazing new year. Goodluck, happy hunting and take care.
Thanks and thanks for watching all year and always leaving a great comment. We appreciate that. GL&HH.
Find the other spool and I'll wear em! ;) killer find y'all! One of the coolest artifacts I've ever seen. I've lost plenty myself, so I'm sure they're out there!
Thanks! One day someone may find one of yours and treasure it as much as we do this one.
What an amazing recovery! Congratulations!
Thanks Ralph! You just never know what's going to come out of the water or the ground. Continued good luck to yall up there.
Awesome finds guys! All sorts of killer finds
Thanks. It was a great ending to the year for sure.
A great day to end a great year, love that earspool. HAPPY 2020.
Thanks! Yes it certainly was a great way to end 2019. Happy New Year!
Very good description of fire pocked. Sometimes the point would be left in the cooking process, other times they were heat treated and were left too long. As you stated there is a slight possibility there was a forest fire. Most Likely the point was overheated in the heat-treating process and buried to shallow below the fire. Just my take on this. God Bless!
Thanks for your input. It is always appreciated. God Bless you too.
I am so glad that i saw this, i found just like that in south texas and could not figure out what it was. This is really exciting! thank you for posting your vidoes! i am a huge fan as i too enjoy going out and looking for arrowheads and other artifacts.
We're glad you saw it too! Thanks for watching and for the great comment.
Great day to end the season guys always love it when y’all get together with each other and that ear spool was awesome fellas what a find congrats on that artifact and Spike you should give Randy some sugar for that thing lmbo😂😂 nothing like a good fried. All in all good job fellas and BOL in this 2020 season.
Thanks and yes it was a great end to a great year. I would have kissed him for it but thank Goodness I didn't have too lol. GL&HH
They also used them for scraping the inner layer of cambium bark for drying and grinding to add to their acorn flour!
Thanks again for your input.
good jog Ive been diggin a creek bed finding lots but many giant sized tools
Thanks!
Killer hunt! Ended the year with a bang!
Thanks! Yes we did!
Each piece is different...Just like there maker👍
Yes they are. That's one of the things that makes this so special.
Spike and Randy, I was just doing some research on the ceramic ear plugs you found and they may be Aztec. American Indians usually, if at all, wore ear plugs. You may want to take them to a University or museum for verification. Wouldn't it be cool if it were Aztec? I think so. ☺️
Thanks. We're going to have someone look at it at the Meridian artifact show next month.
Heartbreaker Relics, cool. Let's us know what you find out, won't you? Thanks for responding. ☺️
@@lizzymoore54 yes we surely will.
Well guys you have managed to put together an awesome video
Thanks! We appreciate that.
Ear spool or pot knob/handle that you’d loop a bale(bail ?) around. I’ve a couple picked here in SC. Don’t think our natives wore ear spools. Made separate and applied.
Thanks for your input. It's an earspool for sure.
Looks like a good start to your New Year!!
Thanks but actually its the end to last year. This was on New Years eve.
Well, I know where to look to learn something new...earspools!
What i wouldnt give to come on a hunt with you guys!
We wish we could take everyone that wants to go. Thanks for watching.
I found a whistle not to long ago. I have many spots to look for artifacts. So far I have only found two arrowheads. The earspool is an awesome find! Good luck!
That's a cool find! Thanks and GL&HH.
Congratulations that's definitely an awesome piece of history
Thanks!
Thanks!
Great End to the 2019 Season and riding out of it on a plus side for the New Year with an unique Find!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy New Year Gentlemen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! May 2020 be a great fun year to find pointy rocks for all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks! It definitely ended on a positive note. Happy New Year and GL&HH to you!
Dang guys...that is a killer dig! Your camera makes some great shots too. I picked up a used GoPro cheap the other day and it is okay but it don't have the resolution you guys are getting from your phone cameras.
If I were to find a spool like that I would be so freaking stoked man....great stuff guys!
Thanks! We use Fujifilm XP cameras. We've had good luck with them.
I was wondering when you guys would decide to sift the piles of dirt ya'll made! Congrats. I think you in for even more surprises, Happy New Year.
Randy and I do a lot of sifting but as you see Mike and Zach's digging technique is more productive. I'm just not as good at digging as they are. Randy digs and we both sift and split the finds. Thanks for watching and for the comment. GL&HH
Spike
An ear spool super find! Great job. Out of looking at thousands of points from many collections over the years that’s only the second or third one I’ve seen from south Ms.
Thanks Ron. I've never heard of many from south Mississippi either. It's been on my bucket list for a while but I never really thought we would find one down here. I think Randy knew how much it meant to me. That's why he insisted I take it.
@@HeartbreakerRelics NO YOU AND RANDY ARE CLASS ACTS THAT WHY I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS!
@@TheGeocampbell that just made my day!
Good video to end your 2019 and to start my 2020. Happy New Year to all
Thanks Don! Always a pleasure to hear from you. Happy New Year to you and yours.
Great video and awesome finds! Any idea when the Meridian show is Spike? Id like to try and make it this year.
Thanks Will. Yes its February 8th. Hope you can make it.
Nice points hope y’all find some more🙂🙂🙂
Thanks! We appreciate that.
Your welcome
Man I would love to come down and do a hunt with y'all! My favorite channel on youtube by far. Always finding some killer artifacts! Happy New Year y'all!
Thanks! We appreciate your support.
Man that's some killer stuff. I never seen one of them ear things dug before awesome..
Thanks. It was a first for us too.
@@HeartbreakerRelics just asking bc I'm curious do yall every dig in the field and try to go deeper than the plow line or is that pointless
@@dewey_digginnc4946 good question but the only window we have for digging in the fields is a few weeks in the late summer. It's out in the sun and very hot lol. Plus the ground is very hard from very little rain that time of year and scheduling that tight a window can be a problem. We have dug in the edges of some of the fields with some luck.
I'm hitting the like button b4 I've even watch😎
Thanks so much! We really appreciate that.
I found the video spike, great video
Thanks man!
What state are you guys in? What makes you pick a sight in the woods? I'm still trying to find my 1st one, haha. Thanks for any help!
We are in Mississippi, down close to the coast. I'm including a link with a great description of what we look for in a site. I think it will help. Good luck!
th-cam.com/video/7X-QuB5SGew/w-d-xo.html
Nice! My little brother found something we think may be similar to that while arrowhead hunting, is there a way to post a pic on here and get an opinion ?
No but you can go to our Facebook page and share it or send us a message there.
Heartbreaker Relics sadly I do not have a Facebook
Was just curious as to which tribes used the ear spools, Creek, Choctaw, ?
Thanks for the question. We are sure which period it comes from but probably pre-tribal. We'll know more after the artifact show next month.
Awesome Discovery
Thanks!
Maybe Randy didn’t understand what a special relic it was.
He knew. He's just that kind of guy.
The first rounded hunk he found and I'd a small ended hide scraper!
Thanks for the input. We appreciate it.
amazing how they make them like art work 👍
It certainly is! They are absolutely a piece of art.
mike that point was a kirk
Awesome way to end the year!!! Never heard of one of those ear spools before! Congrats guys
Really? Wow! I'm glad we were able to share it with you then. They are very rare down here. GL&HH guys!
How do you decide what place to dig?
We use a formula when trying to find a new site. Water + high level ground just out of the flood plain = the possibility of artifacts. This isn’t a fool proof formula but it’s a good place to start. Good luck!
How do yall make yalls sifter do yall just leave it at the site or do yall make it portable?
Thanks for the question. It is portable and we probably should do a short bit in a video on it. The legs are 2X2 and are attached with bolts and wing nuts. It is a basic 1X4 board frame with 1/4" hardware cloth supported by 2X4 welded wire underneath that. There is also a 1X1" strip holding the wire in place under the bottom.
@@HeartbreakerRelics thank yall so much. I dig everyday I'm off work up here in NE MS, but I've never made a sifter before
@@newsiteboys good luck! Mike and Zach do really well without a sifter. I just don't have that kind of confidence in my digging. We probably would have missed the ear spool without the sifter.
@@HeartbreakerRelics I know how that is I've went back in my throw dirt and found rocks that I had missed
Good job
Thanks!
aren't y'all worried about spraying clay artifacts with jets of water?? wouldn't you run the risk of damaging it or it crumbling under the pressure? evrything i have ever found made from earthen materials has never been fired, are things different where y'all come from? i'm from southern oregon and we love our rocks up here too!!
Everything here has been fired. They're pretty solid. No damage at all.
Ya know, if you gauged your ear, you could show that relic off all the time 😉
lol yeah, I think I'll just carry it around in a Ryker frame lol.
The Hillary Clinton point! Love it
Thanks.
Awesome stuff, sure would love to go hunting with you folks.
Thanks!
Me and my buddy do the same.Who ever is workin the sifter gets the artifact unless of course the shovel man spots it before he chucks it into the sifter.My Buddy is better at hunting then I am and has given me a few points as well.Thats what friends are for:-) Also the twisted looking point Y"all found right before the Hillary Clinton point, it was orange in color.Those twisted points I understand were for shootin around corners.
Our find of the year (by my buddy who was three feet from me) while digging in a sand bar adjacent to a village site in a crik was a whole pottery jar with 54 small bird points in it and over 100 white and purple quahog clam beads (wampum) .The jar was packed full of mud and he would dip it in the crik and shake it up and pour a few more points and beads out every time and we'd both squeal like pigs.I think i was as happy as he was.He had already found two large points and I found a couple bird points three feet from his find and were probably poart of the same cache
Can I ask what your email is? Id like to send pics of what I have found in my creek. I bought the property a year ago and have only searched a year now and have found some awesome fines.
You can email to spike39560@gmail.com or you can share it to our Facebook page or send as a message on there.
``Thank You Jesus !!!!!`` Y`All are so Awesome !!!! ****cheers**** =) !!! AMEN . =D
The Civilization Y`All are Discovering is Amazing !!! Congratulations !!! ****wooot**** !!!
Any ideas about where they came from,,, Who made `em or why they are there ?!? PLEASE share your Ideas,,, We Know You Have `em =) Great Artifacts !!! THANK YOU So Much !!!!
Thanks for watching and for the great comment. Most of the artifacts you see in this video are probably late Archaic to Woodland period. This would put them at about two to five thousand years old.
Hillary Clinton point!😆😆😆Can't Trump that!!!
lol that's pretty good Julie!
@@HeartbreakerRelics every now and then the funny bone works. Happy New Years to all of you and thanks for all your hard work in making these videos. They are soooo professional these days
@@winnievanorden1 We try very hard to do a good job. Thanks for noticing Julie.
Should be looking for stuff from the Vikings they were here first
Thanks for the comment but I'm afraid you're wrong. The Vikings didn't show up on the North American continent until about 15,000 years after the native Americans.
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Bull. It's time for shaming someone for their looks to take a break. It's common decency. Looks shaming is not very Christian, but very politically correct for some politics.
Have you ever heard of the term "joke"? Go to your safe space. It'll be ok in little while.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Of course I've heard of a joke. It's people who think they are prettier than others and shame people who are not blessed with their beauty. #BeBest
Just heard your Hillary Clinton comment. Really liked your videos but have to say goodbye. Spike is that pretty either.
If you're that easily offended then maybe this channel isn't for you. Its time for political correctness to take a break.