@@hdflamethings like this go to auction so it’s either priceless to the owner or whatever someone’s willing to pay. Native American casino owner could buy it for 50 mil for all we know
Right cause ppl just want to make problems and think their making a difference 🙄 like I'm 35 and as long as I can remember it meant b.c before Christ and a.d after death. Regardless if someone thinks Jesus is the savior he was a real person written into history so therefore it has nothing to do with someone being your God or not. it's a historical time stamp. Grow a pair and deal with it
@@michaelsrelevantreptiles I'm with you. Everytime I see this bce and ce bullshit I get so pissed off. It's the dumbest thing they've come out with in a long time .
The fact that you are SEEING the tents the river and the line under the tents representing the ground is truly amazing. You are truly seeing an art piece from an individual who never expected that piece of stone they were drawing on to be seen.
Right. The most insane thing is I bet this piece of history and art would only sell maybe 50 bucks all the while I could take a shit and wipe my ass with a canvas and sell it for millions. Make it make sense.
The best thing I've ever found was a old canoe it's at the Paynes prairie museum in Gainesville FL,it was on the side of the okalawaha river back in the early 80's I always thought it was a log i used it to sit on while I fished and one day a heavy rain exposed the entire length and a bunch of arrow heads and other tools, Since then I've found a lot of Indian artifacts on clearing jobs but nothing like that canoe
@@mikehoncho9344 they took it,I was young running my mouth about finding a old hand made dug out canoe the Ocala starbanner news paper did a story about it and the university of Florida Took it from me under the HISTORY PRESERVATION LAW
@@BVonBuescher they burnt the bones to make fertilizer..... Or dumped them in a river like they did with the dinosaur boned from the Alaskan bone yard place.....
Feel free to fund a display and the building needed to display the display in. Maybe you'd like your taxes to go up instead. Anyways, what's your solution again because when people complain they never seem to have a solution.
You sure knew a lot about that etching for it to be fresh find . And clean. And it’s a low quality piece of material. Thinner than ANY forget I’ve ever seen . And I’ve seen thousands. Nice and clean too. Also , tee pees ? Only plains Indians used them. 🤷🏻♂️just my observations
@@ApollosGreed79 it would take time. This was a really special piece. Probably ceremonial and pretty elaborate. Who knows if theyd even have all the materials in the current region or if they had to trade for some or return to the winter camps or something. Nothing back then was as simple as “just make another one”.
You’ve never seen a stone gorget before? My mom used to send me to the store for them daily it’s common knowledge, but I appreciate that you appreciate his hobby 👍 just as interesting as this stone gorget
My good friend found a gorget made of coral with 4 holes drilled etchings of deer in the mouth of a cave in Clarksville,TN. Along with that he found 2 tusk fossilized and stuck to the cave wall. I got to hold the gorget but the tusks where chipped out and inside a glass case.
Awesome find. Would love to see some high definition pictures of this close up. Be careful some greedy museum doesn't try and rob you for the treasure you rightfully found. Safe travels brothers.
How do you found this claim about greedy museums? And, I'd rather ancient treasures protected by museums than to have them traded by collectors. Just look at what happened to the gospel of judas.
@@nathanielmuller4400 really are you that dumb? He found it, it's not the museums to own. "Keep it safe" really? Like the owner won't keep this safe really? Museums charge money to wokes like you to look at the items they stole from private individuals.
There's no writing on the pyramid walls.. they were sealed shut before the ancient Egyptians came along and built Cairo around them, you're thinking of the temples.
My brother in law died 3 years ago unexpectedly. At his wake they displayed all these arrowheads he has been collecting for years . He would look up the history of certain areas with strong native history and go digging. The amazing collection this man had was incredible I was in shock at what he had . He kept it quiet because a lot of his digs were on private or government owned properties. Amazing stuff I wish I had the time and knowledge very intriguing
Very cool. Now I know.... I have 2 of these that were mom's before she passed away. I played with the in the early 80s as a kid . All I ever knew about them were momma said they were here great grandmothers . Got several other pieces like arrowheads and other small pieces of stone. Far as I know she was Cherokee here in Mississippi.
Just dig a random hole in the woods 12 inches deep don't even break a sweat and unearth an artifact that's not even dirty. Amazing! It's almost like someone had it all planned out.
As a native American we are told to leave it where we found it because it is extremely bad to displace it and should not be disturbed if your house ends up extremely haunted or you yourself become haunted you know why
I think it's more disrespectful to the person who created this art to leave it to be exposed to the elements and forgotten. But that's my culture I suppose.
@@secretsix43 just found a old pestal today in my front yard while doing some landscaping and I put it back because I know the repercussions of disturbing it
The best thing I ever found was my phone, after forgetting where I last put it down. Found it in the fridge, next to the keys. The relief was priceless
Wow! That's really cool find. I'd love to find one to add to my collection. I've got arrow heads I've found, quite a few. I just love ancient history, & findings. 💯
him: look at the river and the turkeys and the sky and the beautiful trees, the sunshine, the village and all the townspeople, it's so detailed you can even see that one scratching his nuts. me: Just looks like a worn, faded, and slightly eroded nondescript rock
It was a tool used by native Americans who hailed from Europe during the ice age ( accidentally or on purpose) around 12,000 years ago. When it was put in the ground it was sharper than a surgeons scalpel
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Here's the entire video of us finding this: th-cam.com/video/MiGFdCvIPAc/w-d-xo.html
is that stone?
i dont think I get it..?
My boi found an ancient brake pad
I had the same thought at first 🤣
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They belong to the Flintstones.
In their vehicle.
That's what I thought bro. I was thinking 🙈Maybe an ancient brake pad for a wagon 🤷🏼♂️😆😆😆
Run that in my Accord
"me too and I dug it" 🤣🤣🤣 that's incredible. God bless.
That dude must be sweet nice guy.
"Me too and I dug it"
Any idea what it’s worth?
@@hdflame priceless
@@hdflamethings like this go to auction so it’s either priceless to the owner or whatever someone’s willing to pay. Native American casino owner could buy it for 50 mil for all we know
Did he snap in two also
“Me too and I etched it.” - Marlin
😂😂😂😂
Lmao 😂 dudeeee stop ✋
Exactly, that shit is a couple thousand years old but you can still see Turkey tracks, yeah right. 😂
"Me too, and I dug it"
Words of a truly impressive find.
😂
WOW! As a fellow arrowhead hunter, I gotta say that's probably the most incredible thing I've EVER seen unearthed.
Explain for us in the back like it’s a rock
Wait so they do all that drawing and stuff in the rock just to shoot it away?
If it had been alive way back then that something I would have carved e😂
@@Hunterwindle they get the arrow back again if they could like.
It's not an arrowhead n it's not used for hunting.
stone gorgets are from the 2800B.P. to 1000AD, that's a piece of history right there
It's B.C. don't start changing history please.
Right cause ppl just want to make problems and think their making a difference 🙄 like I'm 35 and as long as I can remember it meant b.c before Christ and a.d after death. Regardless if someone thinks Jesus is the savior he was a real person written into history so therefore it has nothing to do with someone being your God or not. it's a historical time stamp. Grow a pair and deal with it
@@michaelsrelevantreptiles I'm with you. Everytime I see this bce and ce bullshit I get so pissed off. It's the dumbest thing they've come out with in a long time .
Thought ad was anno domini.. first time iv heard anyone saying after death
@@d4m13n1 you are correct. Latin for "the year of our lord "
The fact that you are SEEING the tents the river and the line under the tents representing the ground is truly amazing. You are truly seeing an art piece from an individual who never expected that piece of stone they were drawing on to be seen.
it's the metal plate on a musket stock
@@andybrowne6764 😂😂
A tipi not a tent
@@YNR553 no it’s obviously dicks sporting goods tents
Right. The most insane thing is I bet this piece of history and art would only sell maybe 50 bucks all the while I could take a shit and wipe my ass with a canvas and sell it for millions. Make it make sense.
That's absolutely unreal!!! I used to find arrowheads near the Ohio River in Kentucky and this is absolutely impressive!!
The best thing I've ever found was a old canoe it's at the Paynes prairie museum in Gainesville FL,it was on the side of the okalawaha river back in the early 80's I always thought it was a log i used it to sit on while I fished and one day a heavy rain exposed the entire length and a bunch of arrow heads and other tools, Since then I've found a lot of Indian artifacts on clearing jobs but nothing like that canoe
That's pretty cool
Sold it? Or donation?
@@mikehoncho9344 they took it,I was young running my mouth about finding a old hand made dug out canoe the Ocala starbanner news paper did a story about it and the university of Florida Took it from me under the HISTORY PRESERVATION LAW
@@Graderman3587 That sucks, you should've been rewarded something
@@mikehoncho9344 that would have been nice they estimated the age around 1450 to 1550
The Smithsonian would like to bury that in their warehouse where real history is buried.
With all the ground up nephilim bones
@@BVonBuescher they burnt the bones to make fertilizer..... Or dumped them in a river like they did with the dinosaur boned from the Alaskan bone yard place.....
Feel free to fund a display and the building needed to display the display in. Maybe you'd like your taxes to go up instead. Anyways, what's your solution again because when people complain they never seem to have a solution.
@@tihspidtherekciltilc5469 i think the point is real history isn't displayed? Nothing to do more $.. we're given their version of history
Sooo Very True My Friend... Thank You...
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Honestly a really impressive piece of art. Solid landscape rendering
Wow that is absolutely amazing. Better than most museums would have, i cant imagine the feeling from finding that.
You sure knew a lot about that etching for it to be fresh find . And clean. And it’s a low quality piece of material. Thinner than ANY forget I’ve ever seen . And I’ve seen thousands. Nice and clean too. Also , tee pees ? Only plains Indians used them. 🤷🏻♂️just my observations
The Copena were notorious traders.
Looked like clay to me
Ive never seen one decorated like that. Incredible. Poor guy must have been pissed when he lost it.
Well another member of the group would be able to give them theirs to make a copy from
He didn't lose it my man, he got cold.
@@newfreenayshaun6651 lol he got cold. You right he got very cold indeed
Maybe. Or you know they could have just made another one?
@@ApollosGreed79 it would take time. This was a really special piece. Probably ceremonial and pretty elaborate. Who knows if theyd even have all the materials in the current region or if they had to trade for some or return to the winter camps or something. Nothing back then was as simple as “just make another one”.
Man I have no idea wtf y’all are talking about but ur passionate about it and I respect that
You’ve never seen a stone gorget before?
My mom used to send me to the store for them daily it’s common knowledge, but I appreciate that you appreciate his hobby 👍 just as interesting as this stone gorget
Me to bro. Apparently an impressive find. I believe dude. You can hear his excitment.
Best thing I ever seen dug up was Blindwolf Pipe Macon County Tennessee in 1940.. But that is a rare artifact 👍👍
Needs to be in museum
He doesn't really look that old 😅😂
Me too and I dug it.
Okay indie
Museum would just sell it to fund their dylan mulveiny wang social media campain.
Gorgets are an article of clothing like a type of necklace. It is believed to show rank, social status or accomplishments of the individual.
Really?That's so cool.
Yep, this wearer was certainly a hunter/fisher. bet they wore them like a medallion
That is cool I did notice the holes on it
All the eXpErTs out here calling it an arrow head/spear head
Marlin looks like he has a pure heart of gold, he must be protected at all costs
Y, what makes him so heVenly , special we. Must protect him ???
Looks can be deceiving. What would he need protection from?
💀🤡
At first I thought they were just really excited about a rock that looked like Stewie Griffin.
Duuuude.....that is a great find. One of the coolest ive seen with the engravings
That's a cool find. I found half of one in a plowed field in Michigan. It has the same hole. No carvings.
I hope someone gets this excited when they find an old spoon I used in 500 years.
They will.
“ and I know I etched it” - marlin
Wow that's a beautiful brake pad
Weirdo… it’s not a brake pad, it’s the butt pad off of a rifle stock
you guys are both nuts - old school tongue depressor
I thought it was an old time thingamajiger.....
I thought it was the butt pad off of a Ruger 10/22.
Brake pad, butt pad, butt plug, who knows 🤷♂️
Never heard of one but wish I had one. Even to touch a piece of history must be spine tingling. 🔥
Unbelievable find guys. Would love to see some detailed pics.
That's pretty cool! Imagine the life the guy lived that put this much work and artistry into an arrowhead.
Im sure he was a creative dude :)
The fact that you found it is insane that’s so dope
Thats genuine treasure
Why is it? I don't know nothing about stones
Thank you for showing and explaining this find. It's truly fascinating.
The “me too, and I dug it” is golden
My good friend found a gorget made of coral with 4 holes drilled etchings of deer in the mouth of a cave in Clarksville,TN. Along with that he found 2 tusk fossilized and stuck to the cave wall. I got to hold the gorget but the tusks where chipped out and inside a glass case.
My God that's incredible! Definitely want to see some hi-res photos!
At first I was like cool stuff whatever, but then I rewatched it and then it just fascinated me. The amount of years is ridiculous. Amazing find.
That's absolutely amazing bro.
Awesome find. Would love to see some high definition pictures of this close up. Be careful some greedy museum doesn't try and rob you for the treasure you rightfully found. Safe travels brothers.
How do you found this claim about greedy museums?
And, I'd rather ancient treasures protected by museums than to have them traded by collectors. Just look at what happened to the gospel of judas.
@@nathanielmuller4400 really are you that dumb? He found it, it's not the museums to own. "Keep it safe" really? Like the owner won't keep this safe really? Museums charge money to wokes like you to look at the items they stole from private individuals.
I had no idea Bryce Mitchell was into digging.
Awesome , I like how excited you sound . Seriously can not fake that . Good stuff fellas .
I live outside of Savannah and me and my brothers are always finding good finds but this is absolutely extraordinary!
I mentioned arrowheads to a native pueblo in NM once. He shed one tear.
Then he turned out to be Italian
@@shawnawesome7770lmao 😂
Boohoooo
Lol, what a weirdo. Dude doesnt want for a second to be living in the stone age again
shed a tear for some people he thinks were holier than thou and has pretty much 0 connection with whoever made that
Oh wow! Man that is truly an amazing find!!! That dates back a very very long time ago!
Anyone notice there aren’t a bunch of closed canopy forests, it’s field, that’s how it’s supposed to be the the native plants
The pure joy in his voice is the bast part of the video. Great find guys. SO COOL...!
That is an awesome find, I've found afew things years ago. Now there's house's covering all that landscape
Thats amazing! Awsome to see authentic history, regardless of who's history it is, its still an amazing piece of history!
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Keep it don't let the state take it
Absolutely incredible. You guys are blessed.
Oh you found my missing brake pad..
Duuude thats gorgeous the turkey trscks and the snake are sooo cool pretty much all the etchings amazing
Holyshit that guy's got some history, damn the writings on that rock are better than the walls of the Pyramid's...
There's no writing on the pyramid walls.. they were sealed shut before the ancient Egyptians came along and built Cairo around them, you're thinking of the temples.
Please post as many pictures as you can! That’s amazing! I’m blown away just seeing it video I’m literally shaking!! Heck yeah man!!!!
Why are you shaking
@@justingates9549 Parkinsons
You’re shaking 😂 you might wanna check that out
also the frog that commando rolled in the background was pretty cool.
Strait up looked like a tarantula just crawled past their dig spot
Did you see what popped up out of the ground he just dug in? while Marlon was holding it in his hand!
Right I couldn’t help but notice that.
Just loose dirt falling
@@MrWiseinheart So conveniently?!
@@Rickyticky679 Good Eye 👁 Youngling !
@@constipatedinsincity4424 yeah I was like is anyone gonna mention that?
My brother in law died 3 years ago unexpectedly. At his wake they displayed all these arrowheads he has been collecting for years . He would look up the history of certain areas with strong native history and go digging. The amazing collection this man had was incredible I was in shock at what he had . He kept it quiet because a lot of his digs were on private or government owned properties. Amazing stuff I wish I had the time and knowledge very intriguing
Rest In Peace to your brother in law man
Disgusted with ppl like your brother in law that stuff didnt belong to him that’s probably why he passed messing with/ taking ancient ndn artifacts
@@christiantorres1156 yeah I
Know it belong to
the natives in which the white man decimated . You are clueless. Get with it .
@@christiantorres1156 You're disturbed. I'm gonna break one in half just for you next time I see one 😅
@@christiantorres1156 Boo hoo he messed with some cannibals' and human sacrificer's rocks that have been there hundreds of years lol
That is absolutely beautiful!
Amazing! Thank you for posting 😍
Edit: Posted the wrong link. See pinned comment for the right video. Sorry.
What part of the Piedmont are you in? That red clay says a ton lol
Awesome. Thank U for Showing Us.
What would something like that be worth?
This isn't that video
@@shawnw6486 thankfully someone said it. It's a completely different guy
Very cool. Now I know.... I have 2 of these that were mom's before she passed away. I played with the in the early 80s as a kid . All I ever knew about them were momma said they were here great grandmothers . Got several other pieces like arrowheads and other small pieces of stone. Far as I know she was Cherokee here in Mississippi.
Just dig a random hole in the woods 12 inches deep don't even break a sweat and unearth an artifact that's not even dirty. Amazing! It's almost like someone had it all planned out.
I can't believe how clean it is
As a native American we are told to leave it where we found it because it is extremely bad to displace it and should not be disturbed if your house ends up extremely haunted or you yourself become haunted you know why
I was going to say the same thing
I think it's more disrespectful to the person who created this art to leave it to be exposed to the elements and forgotten. But that's my culture I suppose.
@@secretsix43 just found a old pestal today in my front yard while doing some landscaping and I put it back because I know the repercussions of disturbing it
Lmao
If I saw this I’d use it as a skipping stone having no idea what it is
The best thing I ever found was my phone, after forgetting where I last put it down. Found it in the fridge, next to the keys. The relief was priceless
💥🤣👍👍🇮🇪
Wow! That's really cool find. I'd love to find one to add to my collection. I've got arrow heads I've found, quite a few. I just love ancient history, & findings. 💯
“The best thing I’ve ever seen in my entire lof”
him: look at the river and the turkeys and the sky and the beautiful trees, the sunshine, the village and all the townspeople, it's so detailed you can even see that one scratching his nuts.
me: Just looks like a worn, faded, and slightly eroded nondescript rock
Wow. Hard to beat! Incredible find. Congrats
This is insane. Please post more
Fascinating, thanks for posting.
y’all see the massive spider in the background lmao
Wow THATS absolutely amazing! I didn’t even know that was a thing, I didn’t even know people made those back in the day
I guess I need to start videoing my digs! Love the videos !
I thought he was stoked because it looked like a happy rock. 😂🤦🏻♂️
Man that thing is an ancient treasure map😅
My favourite is the bit where his spade broke it digging it up, turning a priceless, historical artefact into a broken piece of shit.
That is a thing of pure beauty,a map etched on rock.More pictures please.Whats on the back.
I couldn’t stop looking at the bigass spider in the background
Thought that dirt falling was a huge spider running for cover lmao
"Marlin you just found the best thing I've ever seen in my entire life"
"Me too. And I dug it!"
"Y-yeah.. that's what I just said..."
PIKACHU MEME HAS BEEN IMMORTALIZED
That's so very cool... a little piece of human history
was that a spider rolling in the background? like "im outta here!"
Wow!!! Amazing!! Seriously the best condition one I’ve seen on a YT channel.
spider crawling in the background
that is cool need to hang it up in a museum for many to see. a rock carving of that size takes some talent .
That's incredible 👏 😍
Shit like this makes me wonder how many little treasures I've come across and didn't even know it.
That’s so cool! I’m sure the tribe that resides in the area would love to get that back in their possession
As a child I couldn't care less, over 50 , archeology is my favorite.
him: "look at all these markings!"
me: "hehe funni face"
"This is the best thing I have ever seen dug in my entire life"
Me: a smiley Rock? Cool 😎
This is what "chisel" work is... now tell me again how so many smooth and perfect statues are scattered across the world
That is absolutely incredible!
It's beautiful, who else seen that thing crawling near them as he zoomed in.
They said I was here!!! Beautiful
Amazing!
It was a tool used by native Americans who hailed from Europe during the ice age ( accidentally or on purpose) around 12,000 years ago. When it was put in the ground it was sharper than a surgeons scalpel