It's a bird.

A face on both sides. You need to look closer. They saw images in the stone and brought them out with purposeful flakes.

Love watching the joy that you guys have when you get the good points !

They were such good artists. It is amazing.

Rules for every piece of water in the United States. If you’re standing in the water, they can’t do a thing where your friends with them or not about who comes up in that spring. They do not own the water. No one owns the water the Corps Of Engineers, the forest service and the national parks which covers basically everything all over the United States if you are in the water or a certain amount of feet on the shore, you do not own the land around the shore or in the water you own a certain amount of feet from the water that the US does not own, and that even goes for lakes, not just rivers and streams. Whoever is being nice to you about it thinks that they have rules that they can actually make when they don’t even own what you’re standing in and they can’t force anybody else out and tell them they can’t come either the Corps, Of Engineers and department of natural resources whatever that is in your state has to block that off in a no boating no swimming zone on the map and make it legalized. They can’t just tell people they can’t go in there on the water or the Shore.

Those are chop house bones. Also patent date isn't the age. Outhouses are best for bottles. Leave your kids at home. Just some helpful information

Wow....some cool finds!!! Thanks. James. American Indian Artifacts @closertohome-b7m

I like seeing the brokes. Heck, that's almost all I find anymore. I display them along with my complete ones. Once my frames full, I'll start a new one. The Stuff is to hard to find in my area these days.

If I ever have the honor of discovering a burial. All of those relics are going back and a phone call will be made. Until then, happy hunting folks..

In SE Oklahoma, a stretch of the Muddy Boggy River winds through Atoka County, through Lane, Atoka, Boswell ok....small hilltops in and along the old bottoms, literally 5 gallon bucketfuls of spearpoints, other points, tools, pottery ...very very dense piles of artifacts...3-4' down in the sandy banks, right on top of the clay.......1 broke to 9 whole ratio. The points y'all get excited about are dug by the thousands here !!

Try looking for some gold in the pld streambed 😂

What happened to you bud? Are you OK?????????????????????????????????????????????????????

What is it

This combat vet woukd love to metal detect somewhere out here in civil war country . I moved from Illinois recently and don’t own land out here . In the Virginia area .

I hope Zach is ok. He hasn’t posted a video in 8 months

turtleback. they leave em thick and chunky for weight

used to scrape sinew, to make cordage or bow strings

Georgia and Oklahoma have alot of the samr style and color of points...we find big spear points though, often

river pushed all that up there

never sifted, but ive dug and scraped many a hole....literally bucketfuls of points about 2' down, right on top of the clay....atoka county oklahoma. muddy boggy river. massive spear points to micro bird points and all in between....

that would've been 7-8" whole

broken

finer the work, older the piece

thats a tail piece...from a dove tail spear point....not a scraper

knife blade

we call those "turtle backs" because the maker opted not to knap the "humped" center off...to thin it

found hundreds of those in plowed fields and washouts aling the muddy boggy river near atoka okla. black, dk brown mostly, almost translucent from being so thin....incredible work

muddy boggy river. atoka county, oklahoma. near lane, boswell....all along the edges, and hilltops in the old bottoms....5 gallon bucket fulls, about 1-3 feet deep, on top of the clay. bird points to atl atl to spearpoints, pottery, drills, tools.......

My dad my sons and i all love sitting down together and watching your videos. You guys are truly a blessing and encourage us to get out and find our own. Thank you guys!

Amazing! Congratulations!

Very nice

They found that confederate gold 3 or 4 years ago it was on news

Hey brother just watched your video about this privy I've dug for 25 years now and I wanted to drop by and say never tunnel not cause it could collapse it very well could but you are aware of that but you miss way less if you define the hole and dig it in its entirety the "splash" can leave a 1800 small pontil bottle in the side roots I've seen 1920s go to 1860s in 2 feet of depth always dig the whole hole! Have a great day good luck!

Where have you been

I really love when you show the sedimentary layers in the holes you are digging. So much can be learned from them. It is so interesting to see charcoal and shells while in situ, untouched for thousands of years.

As usual, great video. Great finds! Keep up the great work.

WOW! That last point had the shape of a knife.

what is voluntaryism? Is that supposed to be volunteerism?

Stay out of that poison ivy !!!

Great job

Where'd y'all go? I hope everyone is alright!

John 3:16 King James Version 16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

You can get your charcoal dated if you go out of the country. Carbon dating for private citizens does not work, have you ever tried it? I thought that any person could get something dated if they had the money for it… Turns out that’s not the case in the USA.

It's like detective work looking for evidence.

So clean! Wow.. what a sifter

what a special spot you guys are destroying

Congratulations dude, love your points! Well made pieces.

That was made last week sometime, obsidian ages

Hey everyone, he found a black rock.

There's more keep looking