Lots of nice saves! It will be exciting to see what winter will bring you. Nice mermaid foam floating down the river. Was it my imagination? Or was that a creepy face on that last piece you found.😊

Better luck next time!

The rains here in the area where I live, they don't come for a year and a month, sometimes up to three years go by without rain. Thank God we have many places to search and we can search all year round. I hope that when those gravel bars are exposed, you find great things my friend, it's almost certain. Still you found some interesting things. Greetings and blessings to my great friend.

hi “Me,” just wondering; did u’r person ever say what specifically that this artifact was used for? I took note that u referred to it as an “arrowhead,” which I realize, is a catchall term - but did anyone specify purpose? I’m by no means a professional, but have been a general rock-hound for fifty and some odd yrs. I’ve found a couple like the one u have there, (and I realize too, that I’m two years behind on this video’s production and submitted to this platform). if I’m not mistaken, this projectile point was used on the “dart, or spear” of the atlatl. “dart” because apparently they frequently used a two-part projectile. one part, the dart, fitted onto the top or business end of the “spear.”. I suppose that, in some instances, they may have affixed the point onto one long spear, (e.g., not used two-part, or dart portion). anyhow, I was only curious abt. what the expert said abt. the purpose, or use on a second angle, I did hear one archaeologist / paleontologist say upon discovering one like u’rs, in a dig site, that it would have been a hafted knife, the artifact being the blade. I only heard, or have ever read, anything other than that it was an atlatl spear or dart point, on this one occasion, and that it was produced in the paleo age. I suppose it could have served dual purposes, based on its configuration. I could readily see it used for either a spear, or a knife type purpose. a great find nevertheless, and irregardless of what specifically it’s purpose might have been. I’ve always wondered, if we could go back in time, and actually observe the uses, the purpose behind the fabrication of many of the different types of points, if we might not be flabbergasted, at how these widely varied lengths and shapes were actually used. I’m certain we’d get some real surprises, between what we supposed, and what there actually purpose turned out to be. keep on hounding, @Me!!

Heck yea man! Im soooooo glad that river got washed out for ya! Ill 100% be coming down to float it over the winter! We wil HAVE to link!

It's going to be good for you 🎉😊

Looks like you're gonna have some really good hunting, come soon. Good stuff man.

What a point man. Awesome!!!

Good job my friend! Great content.

Congrats on the new finds. Gotta love the feeling of walking up on a fresh gravel bar after a washout

Super cool video 👍

Thats the first piece of raw agate I think I have seen you pull! I also found a flake recently that reminded me of Flinting Scandinavia’s flake blades. We talked and it turns out it was just a super narrow thinning flake driven across the face of a point. Knapping your own tools really does assist when trying to understand what youre holding and how a tool broke or flake was driven, when in the process, and where. Fire video sir!

liking the agate

Perty cool rocks and what nots. Take carw

Yea that rain blew out the rivers around here as well. Really been finding a lot. Picked up 2 Graham caves, huge blade and a killer banded hard stone piece. Can't wait to get out this weekend and hit a few spots. Never know whats going to pop out next. L8r brother stay cool

I'm glad your Halloween find wasn't spooky. 👻🎃 🙂

3:40 (Newspaper headline) "Man Finds Fossilized "Pigs in Blanket", Scientists baffled by discovery."

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i like your cool pineapple rock :) cool adventure air dawg

Well Aaron you had a good day on the river. It's been 20 yrs since I floated the river near me. It was a weekend thing for me and my buddy back then. The Agate is awesome and I'm sure someone on here can identify it. The antler looked like it had been scored and cut? Did you check it out with the microscope? I guess I'm rambling again. LOL Hope all is well my friend? Many blessings.

You do a great job on the whole video. From subject, to set-ups, scripting/voiceovers, etc. peace

Nice finds enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure 👍

Brother Shadow, Awesome finds, man 💥!! I'm excited for you, beings that the river has been reset for ya !! Gonna be real good when the rain settles down some of the sand and mud !!😃👊 💥⛏⛏🪶🍀🍀

Looks a bifacial graver but the tip’s a bit blunt. Typically unifacially worked to a single spur.

I have been arrowhead hunting since I was 5; I am now almost 75. I also learned how to make flint tools myself. Beautiful point. The knife blade you found at the end that had an extra sharp pointed area with an associated concavity was created purposely to allow for easier cutting of string shaped items, probably of many different types…

My grandfather smoked a pipe, and after he died, every time I smell a tobacco pipe it reminds me of him. Thank you for making this!

nice finds. dang. subbed your channel for sure!

That is so sweet!!🎉

I’ve been a carpenter for 20 years now and from my experience, wood grain is a bitch sometimes. 😂

I am always up for learning new things! Your video was very interesting! I always find cleaning very gratifying! I think I am a little OCD 😅 I did not know alcohol was used in the cleaning process! Very cool.

Wow, amazing good stuff, mom✨️👌

i was going to ask if you would sell it to me when you're finished.

That table's beautiful. Just looks too good 👍

OMG crazy cats

Wow amazing ✨️👌

My uncle smoked a pipe in his den and to this day I still remember the smell of his pipe smoke and leather. Really enjoyed this vid. :-) <3

My first one was made by using a spoon and pounding for many hours.

I was gonna tell you that the big cap on the Bear claw is because it's housing 5 baby teeth. 1 from each of my daughters kids. I had given the bear claw to my son in law about 13 yrs ago on a leather strip and had always promised to cap it. LOL

Kevin Kline is the best !!!😎👊 That ring is cool as heck, brother Shadow !!! 🪶🪶