An Amazing Day For Historical Sea Glass Hunting! Plenty Of Rare Finds & The History Behind Them!

[@paulafishman8075]

Yes please on you sharing your lecture video, of course we want to learn more!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for letting me know you have interest Paula! 🧡 I’m so glad you enjoy the knowledge shared in my videos! 💫 Hugs my friend! 🌅

[@tinaharbit1806]

I would love to see all your videos

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

You’re so kind Tina! 🧡 Thank you for enjoying what I do and sharing so much of your time with me! 🌅💯🧡

[@cricket6410]

Fun! Love a splashy day at the beach finding wonderful sea glass. Your background on the glass pieces adds so much! Excellent video-again. Thank you. Really enjoyed it. 🌟

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me once again Eileen & it means so much to me knowing you enjoyed the knowledge shared on this adventure! 🌅 Hugs my friend! 🧡

[@daisymay4183]

So glad that you were able to get on the beach. I know the weather hasn't been good. You found some wonderful finds. I never get tired of hearing about the history of the glass and that you have beautiful examples back at your home. I always learn something new from your videos. I can't get enough of the history. But I know I have to be patient during the winter time because of the weather. I was so worried about your feet after they got wet. Between the cold, wind and wetness is not a good combination in the winter time.. i Love A Good Hot Cup Of Tea in the winter it warms the soul and body. Please be safe going down the banks. I Loved The Video. Thanks Mike.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

A good hot cup of tea during winter definitely warms the body and soul, however your kind, caring words have glowing inside.🧡 Thank you so much Daisy May for letting me know how much you enjoyed this video & all my others! (Glass examples as well!)💫 I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me and didn’t have to get wet!🌊 (Which is seemingly unavoidable with me!🙃). Take care my dear friend Daisy May!🧡 Sending sunshine and hugs, happy thoughts your way! 🌅

[@lesliekasten521]

Great yellow and that round white 🥳 I would love to see the videos of you “just talking” at the conference. I love learning the history of all this.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Those absolutely were great finds Leslie! I totally agree! 💯 Thanks for letting me know you’d like to see my speech videos! 🌅 I appreciate your support very much so! 🧡

[@tinaharbit1806]

More beautiful finds Mike. I’m there with you in spirit!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you’re with me on this adventure Tina! 🧡 In spirit and heart my friend! 💫 A few great finds indeed! 💥

[@kryst254]

I've been waiting for this ! Back on your beach. Haha. Love the happiness from you to back on your beach again ! Always looking forward to the next adventure you take us on !! Many hugs and be safe my friend 🧡⭐

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

You & I both Krys T! 💯🙃🧡 I’m so happy things finally calmed down for us to hit the beach and will keep checking every day to sea if we can visit again! (It’s all in these winds!)🌊💨🌊 Thanks for your warm wishes and hugs! 🧡🧡🧡

[@hayleylj7580]

Yes, please share the videos! And also I would love to see pictures of the sculptures you make with the pink tiles as bases. 🇦🇺

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for letting me know you’d like to see both my speech’s & creations Hayley! 🧡 I appreciate you’re support my friend! 🌅

[@Tealtra]

Oh my look out those waves are coming fast and higher. Love the finds.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you enjoyed the finds from this adventure Tealtra Queen! 🌅 Those waves were absolutely pushing in, I’m so glad to of found what I did! 💫 Hugs my friend! 🧡

[@tinkerbellblue5142]

Great finds, thanks for sharing with us, be safe 🥰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you enjoyed the finds and came along on the adventure with me! Promise I’ll be safe, and I appreciate your care and concern very much so my dear friend ! (Today, I got down, then a blizzard began, that was something! 💨🙃🌊) Everyday is such a gift, sending hugs your way! 💙

[@florencelavorelsimon7930]

Love you videos Happy to watch your adventures and finds !

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad to hear you’re enjoying my videos Florence! 🌅 It’s my absolute pleasure to share these adventures with you and to read your words means the world to me! 🧡 Thank you for letting me know! 💫 Hugs! 🧡

[@tacadventures6249]

You were certainly rewarded after getting soaking wet! Beautiful finds, once again! I can't wait to see what you pick up next. :)

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Wet feet, Warm heart! 🌊🧡🌊 I’m so glad you enjoyed this adventure and the finds from the day! 🌅 It makes me so glad to know you’re enjoying these videos! 💯 Hugs! 🧡

[@amydaugherty5909]

Happy to find your channel. Enjoyed hearing the excitement in your voice of finding the seaglass, and your knowledge of where the pieces originated from!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Hi there Amy!🌅 I’m so glad to hear you’re enjoying my passion, insight & all around love for Beachcombing treasures! 💫 Thanks for letting me know! 🧡

[@stacieakakatcalientez6510]

Thank you so much for your amazing videos. I am so happy that I found your channel 💙🧜‍♀️

[@lexushuard1787]

We absolutely would like to see those educational videos! I love to see the pieces you find but a main reason I watch is to learn more about the things I find on my beaches. I look forward to your future videos! I hope you are staying safe and healthy.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks so much for letting me know Lexus!🌅 I’m excited for the package I sent last week to reach your home!☀️ Please keep me posted!💫 I appreciate your support so much! 🧡

[@lexushuard1787]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology we are excited too! I am going to visit the family I nannied for last year that got me interested in seaglass this Friday and am hoping the sun catcher gets here in time to take it with me!

[@soniak2865]

An amazing hunt!!!!!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you enjoyed this adventure Sonia! 🌅 Thanks for coming along on the adventure with me! 🧡

[@jadacooper6513]

I love your enthusiasm!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks Jada! 🌅 It’s definitely something I can’t contain in any aspect of life! 💥

[@patifagan6774]

Excellent,a new video ! Great video.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me Pati & enjoyed the video ! 🌅 Thanks for letting me know as it means the world to me! 🧡 Hugs! 🧡

[@judihart9658]

😯#Yellow!🙂congrats! 👍☕

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks Judi! 🧡 While it’s not the largest yellow shard I’ve recovered it’s absolutely beautiful! 💫

[@paulafishman8075]

Yes please on sharing your talks about marbles! Many would agree and appreciate if you could post the video! So frozen toes are the price to pay for those amazing finds!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me Paula! 🧡 Thanks for letting me know you’d like to hear my speeches! 💫 Frozen toes, fingers & nose! 💨 All the kind words from my online friends is definitely warming me up! 🌅

[@seashoremudlark3916]

I'm so in awe of that jellyfish of a find yahoo!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you appreciated that jellyfish find, it’s something else and clear glass doesn’t get enough love! 🧡(especially as it’s the most common recovered shade!).💫

[@deirdreclark8154]

Awesome, as always!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you enjoyed this adventure Deirdre!🌅 Thanks so much for coming along on the adventure once again!🧡

[@johnandersen8998]

Sorry 2 weeks late in commenting but mentioning bromo seltzer brought back a memory as i have from 1958 and my grandfather. He was very ill at the time and I remember him taking the blue bottle and putting those white crystals in a glass of water and pouring it back and forth into another glass before drinking. (I was 5 at the time! Ha!.) I’m sure the cobalt color of the glass cemented that memory in my mind all this time. Kudos on your excellent editing and enthusiasm. Glad you’re back.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for sharing your memory with everyone John.🌅 It’s amazing how a unique colour, sound or smell can anchor memories into our recall.💯 I’m so glad you enjoyed this video adventure, I appreciate you letting me know and your positive support very much so!💫 Hugs my ! ❤️

[@chrisdouglas8056]

Always benefit from your knowledge. Please post your informational videos, Thanks

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks so much for letting me know you enjoyed the knowledge shared on this adventure Chris! 🌅 It means so much to me knowing it’s appreciated (and not boring!) 💫 I’ll be sure to post those videos soon my friend! 🧡

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

Yellow is my favorite seaglass color 💛

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Yellow is such a happy colour, I can sea why my ocean luvn, adventurous friend! 🧡

[@karenmacdonald1359]

Another informative video! You are the holding true to your "Sea Glass Archaeology" name. You do find such amazing colours and 'stuff' on your bit of beach paradise. I was hoping you would weigh that glass chunk and you did so awesome... I think it's a door knob ;)

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you enjoyed this video adventure and the knowledge shared Karen! 🌅 That larger clear hockey puck very well could of once been a doorknob, I agree!💫 Thanks for your kind words my friend!🧡 I hope you’ve been out exploring on the mild days as well! ☀️

[@bernadettepierce8020]

Your 2 Aqua Marine color pieces are simply beautiful!! I love aqua marine anything.....gems, jewelry, washboards too. 😊 🤷🏼‍♀️ I love hearing you talk about each piece also. Sorry it’s soooo cold out there. It is very cold here this winter in “warm, sunny” Tennessee🥶

[@sionaharrop4486]

Wow what great pieces you found today Mike. I so enjoyed watching you find the treasures and I hope you didn’t get too cold! We don’t get temperatures as cold as you do I think the lowest I can remember is about -2 degrees Celsius. My favourite piece that you found was the big piece that was a clear? colour. Look forward to more of your informative videos, take care and stay safe 👍🇦🇺🐚 xxx

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks so much for your warm words Siona! 🌅the cold weather comes with being Canadian…although when I lived in Alberta the temperatures could drop as low as -50 Celsius, that was cold! 💨 It’s an absolute pleasure to share my finds with you, I’m so glad you liked that larger clear find, I did as well very much so! 💫 Sending hugs and sunshine your way my friend! 🧡

[@kryst254]

I am looking forward to visiting your shop this summer !

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Seriously!!!!!🧡 I can’t wait! 💥 And promise it’ll be the best sea glass experience (off the shorelines) ever! 🌅 It’s not just a shop but a living museum of my finds! 💯

[@kryst254]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology yay!! I only live 25 minutes from it, exciting !!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Oh my! 💥 You’re on CBI! That’s great, I can’t believe we’ve not yet met! 💫

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

I Love perfect clears 😍 nice big find

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m glad to hear you appreciate clear sea glass, it is the most common shade recovered yet overlooked far too often! 💫

[@fandabi7258]

I would be interested to see what fabulous items you make with the seaglass! Could you post some pictures?

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad to hear you’d enjoy seeing more of my creations Fan Dabi! 🧡 I’ll see what I can include in a future video 💫 Thanks for coming along on the adventure with me! 🌅 I hope you enjoyed this trip to the beach! ☀️

[@oceanluvngal]

Already on my third viewing of this wonderful video, it's just so full of history and my favourite kinds of sea glass finds (yellow, grey, black, washboard). I want to hug that lovely "hockey puck" chunk of sea glass,... even if people would think I am nuts haha. I shivered when the wave caught you and again when you mentioned how cold your house can be. I lived in a really old house for a year and can't say I miss the typical indoor winter temperatures of between 14°C & 17°C. Brrr... Happy beachcombing friend!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

You just made my day with your kind words my friend! 🧡 I’m so glad to read you enjoyed this video so much as I absolutely loved the afternoon, finds and sharing it with you! 🌅 Thanks for “Warming me up” with your kind words, one day I hope to add a foundation, one never knows what the future holds!☀️ I’m so glad you loved that hockey puck find as well!💯 Clear glass beads more love! 🧡

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

Ooooh! Pirate glass is my second favorite

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

You’re so cute my Adventurous friend! 🧡 I love it! So what’s your third favourite? 🙃

[@graemero5532]

Some excellent finds in that video Mike. I for one would love to see the video of your speech on marbles, bonfire glass and washboards. I always wonder where the lumps of seaglass I find came from.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me Graeme and enjoyed the finds! (I’m so glad I took that black glass home…I was so close to dismissing it as stone!) 🌅 Thanks for letting me know you’d like to see my virtual speeches! I’ll be posting them soon! 💫 Hugs Graeme! 🧡

[@wendytaylor1486]

Such an interesting video Mike,I was thrilled when you found that thick round grey piece,I found a piece like that when we lived in Norfolk UK,I think I read somewhere that it might have been an old tv screen,such a fab find and I think you deserved it,it looked freezing out there 🥶.Hugs x

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me Wendy!🌅 Thanks so much for letting me know you enjoyed the finds & that super thick grey piece!☀️ I absolutely believe it’s from an old TV! Yours as well!💯 It was definitely freezing however well worth it!🌊 Every day since this adventure I’ve tried making it back down however the winds/waves are not cooperating…soon enough they will and I’ll be there!☀️ Hugs my friend! 🧡

[@jadacooper6513]

You’re awesome!!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

How sweet of you to say Jada! 🌅 Thanks for your kind words of encouragement! 🧡

[@amberglavin6051]

I love that whopper of a chunk of seaglass!! What a real treat to find so perfectly worn!! I hold my breath when I see you trucking over those rocks and hear the waves coming up. But I know you known that area and ocean well. As always, I’m extra happy when I see your videos pop up. Hope the boys are doing well back in school. xx

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for your warm family wishes Amber! 🧡 I’m so glad to hear you enjoyed that larger clear find (clear glass needs more love!) 💯 Thanks for letting me know you enjoy my videos! 💫

[@andreawaugh7254]

I watched your videos from the Mermaid Festival. They were so well done and very informative, you did a fantasticjob!. I think you should definitely post them on your channel.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

It means so much to me knowing that you enjoyed my video presentations for the Mermaid festival Andrea! 🌅 Thank you so much for your kind words & letting me know I did a great job! (I’ve been wondering as I never received any feedback until now!)💫 Hugs! 🧡

[@lindsayhuff8813]

Cool.... you found what is called a sea coin. Neat!!!!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for this info Lindsay! 🌅

[@lindsayhuff8813]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology you are such a nice guy. Truly and genuinely so very kind. I honestly feel like so many people could take a page from your book. 😁😁😁 I am fairly new to your channel and am enjoying your content very much so. I love how informative your videos are. You had asked in one of your videos if a video of you just talking about sea glass and how it ended up in the sea would be well received. I think it absolutely would. If I am late and you have already shared it…… oops! Lol like I said I am new to the channel. Anyway have an amazing day fine sir. Thanks for sharing your finds. 😊😊😊

[@lonesomedovecall822]

Hey there, Mike! Fantastic video!!! That HUGE "hockey puck" of clear was an absolutely incredible find; Oh my goodness, I am SOOOO jealous, LOL! I'm in Stratford, Connecticut - located right on Long Island Sound - so I'll probably never find anything that big since I'm not on the "open ocean" like you are, out on that beautiful Island of yours. Our wave action isn't usually that intense (unless it's Hurricane Season) so I don't think something that heavy would ever wash up here. I still love searching for sea glass though. I find lots of common colors (brown/amber/green/aqua/clear), some pieces of cobalt occasionally and some pink and teal every once in a while too. I've only found two small shards of yellow so far. Haven't found ANY red, orange, or gray yet at all - those are my Bucket List colors, LOL. I keep telling myself, "Someday!" I've also found two pieces of bonfire which are now considered "Prized Possessions," LOL. One is really cool -- it's part of a dark brown bottle top, and the way it melted and collapsed on itself, it looks like a compressed "C" as opposed to the round "O" it used to be. It's well aged, frosted and rounded nicely - oh, I just love it so much - it's definitely one of my favorite finds so far! My last time out, a couple weeks ago, I did manage to find two bottles, completely whole, which was awesome! One is a small cobalt bottle, 3 inches tall -- have no idea the age of it. It's got a plastic "push-down-and-twist" safety top, which includes a rubber squeeze top (which is half gone) for the eye-dropper inside (which is also glass, and still whole)... and that's what is confusing me a little. The plastic safety top makes me think it's a contemporary bottle but... most eye-droppers are plastic nowadays which makes me think it could be older. There's some embossing on the bottom -- it says, "HJ 30ml 63" and it does also have the anti-slip ridges around the bottom but they are fairly worn (so another tip it's not that old, I guess). It hadn't been in the water for long because it's in near-perfect condition, which makes me think it was probably washed out of a land-fill across the Sound and landed on my local beach after only a couple days. The other bottle is light aqua (or sea-foam) and it's the size of a beer or soda bottle (approximately 9-1/2 inches tall) but there's no embossing on it anywhere, not even on the bottom. Again, no idea what the age could be. It's got what, I believe, is called a "crown top" and the seams go all the way up to the top of the lip. No anti-slip ridges on the bottom either. The glass is thicker than in the bottles made today and there are a few bubbles in it here and there. I've only been able to find ONE photo of it online but, unfortunately, it was from an old eBay auction so that page doesn't exist anymore so I wasn't able to learn anything. This one appears to have been in the water for quite some time since the "body" of the bottle is slightly frosted all the way around; the "neck" of the bottle, though, not so much. So I'm totally baffled as to the age but that's OK -- just finding it was a huge thrill for me! (Sorry for rambling, LOL, but I have no friends who are "into" sea glass that I can talk to about this with!) Also, yes, please upload your lecture videos talking about marbles and other sea glass topics. I would LOVE to learn more! I've been watching this channel for about five months and I'm thoroughly enjoying it! It's entertaining, informative, and your enthusiasm is downright infectious!!! I also really enjoy it when you take us home with you and you match your finds to the bottles in your collection -- that is so awesome! EXCELLENT channel, Mike! I'm looking forward to watching much more! 👍👍 Have a great evening! Valerie

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Hi there Valerie! 🌅 I loved hearing of your bottles and sea glass finds. I’d love to see photos if you’d like to share [e-mail] You have a “Sea glass friend” in me!🌅 I absolutely loved everything you wrote here, not rambling at all! 💯 I’m so happy you have a place to hunt treasures next to the water, no matter if it’s open ocean or not. The fact you found pink, and not grey leads me to believe the “discarding” of rubbish into the sea ended at the end of World War 2. Reason being, Pink glass is Commonly referred to as “Depression era” as it was produced largely during this period….and grey glass being from TVs would have to of been produced (and introduced into the sea) after the 1950s, unless an early TV screen was broken. You do know quite a bit about glass yourself, hugs my friend! 🧡

[@lonesomedovecall822]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology Woohoooo, I have a SeaGlass Friend! You rock!!! I just sent you 13 photos, LOL! 11 of the bottles and 2 of a mysterious sea-foam ring I found the same day. I'm hoping you'll know what it is. I offered a couple guesses in my email but I'm probably wrong. Also, I don't think the pink pieces I've found are depression era glass. It's a very subtle pink so I'm pretty sure they're really just clear manganese glass that the sun has altered. I did find one "dark" pink piece but judging by the pattern on it, and how thin it is, I'd say that one is from a contemporary perfume bottle or something similar. I don't know much about sea glass at all, really. I'm just a beginner -- I've only been searching for sea glass for about eight months. When I found my very first piece, I was hooked instantly and immediately started watching KZbin all about it. It's a wonderful hobby that I wish I had discovered years ago. I've found that wandering on the beach for hours does wonders for the soul! 🙏😃 Now I just have to figure out what I'm going to do with all this glass, LOL. I've got a small bucket of it but only a FEW pieces are jewelry grade. I'll try my hand at wire wrapping those into pendants... but all the rest of it? I dunno... mosaics maybe. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on my finds! Stay warm!!! Valerie.

[@neesr13]

Hey Mikee!! First of all, Wow. Thank you for your 'heart to heart' with your followers. You are crazy smart and a dang passionate man. Off the scale involved in life and all the good it offers you. No matter what hiccups you may encounter you are not deterred. Good for you, my friend. I am very proud of you. Now, if you should be interested, there is a web channel "The Bored Pirate" and this man collects all manner of sea bounty. He calls your large sea puck a sea dollar. (Don't know WHERE he gets THAT from *bwahahaha* ). Would love to see your recordings of your seminars sometime. Hope you suffered no ill health with getting so wet a cold. "See" you next time. D

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thank you Neesr for your positive words of encouragement here, you’ve absolutely warmed my heart with this! 🧡 It means so much to me knowing you believe in who I am inside and how I do my best to lead a positive existence! 💫 Thank you so very much for coming along on all my adventures, it’s an honour to have your audience my friend! 💯

[@neesr13]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology Hugs. Hope to meet you some day!

[@ruthabrahams7821]

What a crazy cold adventure! You had amazing finds! The yellow was gorgeous 💛, and that hockey puck- wow!! Like many others, I would definitely be interested in watching your lectures on marbles and any other seaglass topics. I always appreciate the way you explain the history behind so many of your pieces! Thanks again! Take care, and stay warm! ❤️🙏

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks so much for your warm wishes Ruth! 🌅 I’m so glad you came along for this awesome adventure my friend! 🧡 Thanks for letting me know you’re interested in my “virtual speeches!” I’ll be sure to post them soon!💫 Hugs my friend! 🧡

[@sheilab9380]

I would love to see the video on bonfire glass! I found a nice piece of cobalt blue with white and green .... it is one of my favourite finds. Can hardly wait to get out there and find more treasures!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I m so glad to hear you have a happy place to hunt for treasures as well Shelia! 🌅 Please keep me posted, it sounds exciting! 💥 I posted the “bonfire” speech yesterday (along with 2 others) and would love to hear your thoughts!💫 Hugs my dear friend! 🧡

[@seashoremudlark3916]

I would love to see ur videos from the festival

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for letting me know!🧡 I’ll be posting my virtual speeches shortly! 💫

[@embroideryisland1]

Hi there! It's your new friend Ashli in Florida. I would be interested in watching your lecture recording, and I think a lot of others would be interested as well! Be careful out there in the cold, it must be miserable so you are very devoted to get out there. I'm looking forward to going back to the beach this weekend... I tried to go to my local thrift shop to find some boots to wear but no luck :(

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Hey there Ashli!🧡 I’m so glad to hear you’re heading back to the beach, please keep me posted!🌅 I’ve not been to a thrift shop in many years however always loved looking at all the old glassware for sale!💫 Thanks for letting me know you’d enjoy hearing my speeches and for coming along on this awesome adventure with me! 🧡 I’m most active during the winter months as I have a small “Sea glass shanty” where I offer my creations during tourist season! Hugs my friend, best of luck on the shoreline! 🌊

[@embroideryisland1]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology do you have a video of a tour of the shanty? I'm an artist too so I'd love to see your creations!

[@shannonw6604]

Do you finish sharper edged pieces off in a rock tumbler and if so, which do you recommend?

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Great question Shannon!🌅 I actually use the sharper pieces in my artwork, it hides those rough edges nicely. I do use a rock tumbler to clean very stubborn sea glass, lowest setting for only 6 hours or so. I bought it off Amazon, I believe it was Dani and Darcy. But would have to take a peek to confirm. Hugs! 🧡

[@shannonw6604]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology Thanks for taking the time to reply. I like the idea of working with the natural textures! I did end up watching your video re: how to clean the sea glass and will try that first, and see how it goes. Be well :)

[@HuskyHuey]

Great video! Please share your speech!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me! 🌅 Thanks for letting me know you’d like to hear my speeches & enjoyed the adventure! 💫 I hope the package arrives soon! 🧡

[@lindalueders8539]

So much wonderful information! I finally got to visit a sandy beach in my area. I found several nice sized pieces of sea glass. I don’t believe they are nearly as aged as yours, but it was so exciting! I also noticed, for the first time, very polished, thick pieces of shells. It’s amazing that the majority of them were were the same shape. I’m calling polished shells!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad to hear of your Beachcombing adventure Linda! 🌅 It’s so great to walk next to the water, away from the real world and look for treasures of any kind! 💫 I’m so glad you enjoyed this video and am always glad to know you came along on the trip with me!🌅 Hugs Linda! 🧡

[@kims4529]

Hi Mike, I'm glad to see a new video today! I walked on the beach this AM and found 2 bottles, intact, one of which appears to be quite old. I had never found something like that on my beach (New Jersey in the US). I could hear your excited voice in my head! 😅 I loved your glass "hockey puck" today ... what an awesome find!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

How exciting your finds must of been Kim! 💥 I’m so glad to hear of them & would love to see photos if you’d like to share! [e-mail] I’m so glad you loved this video and the finds, I feel so invigorated from my time on the shoreline adventure hope you do as well!💫 Happy hunting & Hugs my friend! 🧡

[@riverroaminggranny9703]

What do you do with all of your finds? I would love to see ways to display ECT!

[@janwulker2071]

Hi I am new to your channel. From Cincinnati Ohio. I’d like to know if you have ever shown your sea glass marble collection? It would be awesome to see!!! Thx

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Hi there Jan!🌅 Thanks so much for watching this adventure and your question! 💫 When I began making video 2 years ago one of the first ones was titled “the enigma of sea marbles” and I did show off a fair bit of my collection throughout it! I’ll grab the link and add it below!☀️ I can imagine it’s an exciting time to be in Cincinnati, I’ve loved watch the Bengals development over the past few seasons and sure believe with a solid team effort they can come out on top this weekend!🌅 Hugs my new friend! 🧡

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

THE ENIGMA OF SEA MARBLES! AN EDUCATIONAL FILM FEATURING SEA GLASS MARBLES FROM CAPE BRETON, N.S. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6jPm3yAmtOXn8U

[@janwulker2071]

Wow I loved the sea marble video Mike! I like how you educate people as you explain marbles and where sea glass comes from. We are waiting for a camper we ordered last July. When we finally get it, sea glass hunting is going on the list of destinations!!! Thank you for your videos!! PS Cinti fans are so excited for the Bengals playoff game. The Titans are a tough team to beat but miracles do happen!!!! Thank you again and keep posting!!!

[@dianelenhardt2453]

Wow, awesome hunt as always! True sea glass seeker who braves the elements to uncover the discarded beauties. So glad you were finally able to hunt at your beach. I hope you have more opportunities soon. That "hockey puck" find is AMAZING!! I would have been screaming my head off. I totally agree that the black one is glass. You can see the pitting on it. Do you have a LED 365nm UV/white/yellow flashlight that is used to identify jade? I wonder if that would work. Do you think that might be your oldest find? And I would LOVE to see your presentation. I really enjoy hearing your wealth of knowledge. Thanks for another great video. Happy New Year to you and your family. ❤

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you came along on the adventure with me Diane! 🌅 Lol, I probably should of been screaming my head off as well however I’d just put the tablet in my backpack when I discovered that massive hockey puck however I was scrambling frantically as well. (It’s unreal how I’d walked past that spot previously and missed it, just goes to show why it’s important to retrace ones footsteps on the beach!). I do believe that Black glass is my earliest find to date and possibly is from the 1500s, I’m so glad you appreciate it. (I considered strongly of how it was stone, I’m so glad I took it home! 💯 Happy New Year & hugs to you my friend Diane! 🧡 Reading your words was the perfect start to my day! 🌅

[@LavaKing4]

15:39 that is probably a sea coin Tumbled sea glass that has smoothed and rounded in the ocean for a long time. One guy on KZbin finds lots of it. His channel is called “The Bored Pirate”. He lives in Aruba

[@leapingdonkeyfarm9368]

Hi! Unless I just missed it, I’d be interested in knowing what beach you’re on. Where on CBI are you? You say it’s been “far too long”since you’ve been there, but where? Very informative, but wish you wouldn’t get so wet and cold. S Thanks for sharing and would always be interested in any lecture. ❤️

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad you enjoyed this video adventure my friend Lynn!🧡 It means so much to me knowing you’re coming along with me to the beach!🌅 I don’t tell people where this particular spot is on account of its danger. Years ago I would tell everyone, then one day an elderly individual slipped and actually broke their jaw on the slippery winter bedrock. I still haven’t forgave myself.💯 You know me so very well my dear friend, and know I always keep positive!☀️ Hugs Lynn! 🧡🧡🧡

[@seashoremudlark3916]

My suncatcher prize package arrived 2day thnx iluvit

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

I’m so glad to hear the package arrived, and in great time!🧡 It was my pleasure to send your way! 🌅

[@seashoremudlark3916]

I think it is black glass...if u try a hi powered flash light, or mobile phone flash light, u might get it to show color

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for the suggestion, I’m certain it’s black glass as well, I just need a light which is powerful enough! ☀️

[@388clancy]

Please post your videos on the marbles, & bonfire glass. I did ask you on your last video how come so many marbles are found on the beaches around your area. You did say some people would use them with their sling shots. If they were using the sling shots on the beaches I hope they were not using them to injure any sea birds out in the ocean.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Thanks for letting me know you’d like to see my speech videos Elizabeth! 🧡 I love all creatures and agree my friend! 🌅

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

Woah so icy!

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Cold hands, Warm heart! 🧡

[@meg2831]

What are the marble facebook groups you belong to? I would love to join one and maybe get some info on some of the marbles in my collection. I don't know what groups to join because sometimes you join a group and they aren't the nicest people.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

So sorry I didn’t see this until now Meg, things have been so busy with my shop opening, kids and everything.💥 Here’s the main 2 Facebook groups which I find offer the most help and help progress my education. Marble “fun” identification. 12K+ members Marble collectors; buy, sell, identify page. I also find videos by KZbinr; @StephenBahr to be extremely educational, he loves marbles as I do Beachcombing! 💯 Hugs Meg!!, ❤️❤️❤️

[@meg2831]

@@SeaGlassArchaeology no worries 👍. Unfortunately the names of the groups didn't show up for some reason 🤷🏻if it was a link maybe KZbin just didn't like linking to Facebook or something. But thank you for getting back to me.

[@TheAdventurousRealtor]

57° 😳🥶 brrrrr

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

😆 You’re the best! 🧡

[@388clancy]

That big piece of sea glass resembles a jelly fish.

[@SeaGlassArchaeology]

Now that you mention it Elizabeth I totally agree!🌅 It does resemble a jelly fish! 💫