ARTIFACT and SHARK TEETH Hunting The Chesapeake Bay! | AMAZING FINDS! (2023)

Today I am arrowhead hunting and fossil/ shark teeth hunting the shores, cliffs, and creeks of the Chesapeake Bay. Though I did not find any arrowheads, I did find some oyster shells from the natives using them as a food source. We did find a ton of really awesome shark teeth and fossils.
as always, have a good one guys!
special thanks to Darren Willson and Leah Thompson for taking me to this awesome area!
#arrowheadhunting #artifact #fossil #fossilhunting #sharkteeth

[@coyotearrowheadhunting3083]

Very good finds all of them my young friend. That's a great place. I have several places where there are millions of clams, oysters, starfish, which are fossilized but it is very difficult to get them out of where they are. They are completely turned into rocks. Yes, friend, it is from a tiger shark, an already extinct shark. That Mako shark is one of the most abundant there is. It seems that there you can find hundreds of bottles from different times my friend. I was glad to accompany you. Blessings on your way.

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thanks for taking the time to watch! I had a good time finding it all ✌🏻 Little disappointed I didnt find any points but its all good🤙🏼

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Hello from Newport News Va, outstanding video

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thanks, you got some nice quartzite near you I bet

[@DaveCollierCamping]

@@eastcoastlithics lots of places to look at

[@thearrowheadreapers8668]

What a great place, enjoyed it 😃👍🏹

[@eastcoastlithics]

Awsome! Thanks for watching brother

[@Schnizzzzzz]

Hey dude, I understand the temptation but it is very illegal to dig in or pull fossils out of the cliff face. If there has been a fall, that is fair game. But please, do not dig things out of the cliffs.

[@NatureLanny]

One of the simplest and essential laws that must be followed for our hobby to continue to exist, is to respect the cliffs by never digging in them. While fallen chunks of clay that lay on the beach independent of the cliffs can be checked and manipulated, the cliffs themselves should never be touched. The cliffs themselves are owned by various land owners until they naturally erode and become part of the beach below the high tide line. Digging in the cliffs speeds up the erosion process and is in itself trespassing and destruction of property. When this happens, not only are laws broken, but the image and reputation of all fossil collectors are degraded. Over time this leads to more pressure to limit public access in fears that fossil collectors will negatively impact properties and communities. This isn’t a prediction, it has occurred. As if respecting property rights is not important enough, this is NOT safe! Digging in the cliffs is illegal AND dangerous. If you ever feel you have found something special and it is in the cliffs, please contact the CMM (Calvert Marine Museum). They can come out and check to see if there is anything truly special about the specimen, if so contact the respective land owner’s, and with land owner permission, safely extract it with minimal damage to the cliff and with safety as a priority. Thank you to all those who enjoy this hobby and respect the laws and etiquettes unique to the hobby.

[@eastcoastlithics]

@@NatureLanny You do make some great points here. Thanks for opening my eyes Nature Lanny!

[@NatureLanny]

@@eastcoastlithics sorry if I came off pretty rude at first I'll admit I get pretty butt hurt when I see this stuff. We live here and respect the laws then we see lots of ppl come here from all over the world and they just don't care. So I'm sorry for being a little rude I'm glad you understand and commented back the way you did. If you wanna find some good fossils PM me and I'll try to help best I can.

[@eastcoastlithics]

@NatureLanny I completely understand haha dont worry about it. Heck Id be extremely upset especially as a local if people were doing this to my spot all the time so you are rightfully angry. I just wasnt looking at the bigger picture. Id definitely take ya up on that offer! Next time Im down Ill be sure to do it ethically. Nice kirk you found by the way 👍🏻

[@NatureLanny]

@eastcoastlithics daaaang thanks for noticing man. I made a couple short videos idk if I'll ever do much more youtubing. Props to you for making whole videos I can't do it haha.

[@HawkingLithics]

Nice recoveries man!

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thanks! It was a lot of fun to find stuff that old

[@giuseppers1956]

Wow! We have cliffs like that on the Sea Of Cortez in Baja California Norte, Mexico! Two hours south of Bahia De Los Angeles down a desert road you can find the same type of scallop fossil!!

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thats super cool! Probably the same layer

[@priba11]

52👍 hello my new friend! Great finds, great video! Liked and subs on your channel! Greetings from Croatia ❤🤗🤗🇭🇷

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thanks!! I subbed you yesterday, i will check out your channel now

[@georgiapoints9905]

Awsome finds dude! How many teeth do you think you found?

[@eastcoastlithics]

My boy we mustve found 150 at least haha

[@quiettime1195]

awe man. everything is wrong about this video.

[@eastcoastlithics]

Care to elaborate?

[@georgestewart-vq1up]

Where is this?

[@eastcoastlithics]

Maryland

[@jspostjr]

I found a prehistoric whale vertebrae there when I was a kid!

[@eastcoastlithics]

Did you see the girl who pulled the 6 inch meg last year?

[@DonnyDustsPaleoTracks]

Great video! Thanks for sharing 🤙

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thankyou sir! Did you happen to see the hickory selfbow short? Not my nicest one but not a bad shooter

[@DonnyDustsPaleoTracks]

@@eastcoastlithics I’m watching now!

[@thegeorgiacreekwalker491]

Sweet finds Dude, that was really cool, I don’t know much about fossils, I’ve only found a few in my life but I would absolutely love to get in a place like that, that place is loaded, Thanks For Sharing, GL&HH 👊🏹

[@eastcoastlithics]

If your ever in maryland, calvert cliffs brother its the place to be for sure!

[@Rancott]

I would love to have the opportunity to do what you guys are doing ! That looks like so much fun , to find those teeth. I've wanted to do that for years .

[@eastcoastlithics]

Its never too late to start! I find it easier to do with a strainer on a stick to scoop stuff out of the water.

[@Rockin_in_Kentucky]

That old Coke bottle is a really early one nice finds!

[@jennifergray482]

Awesome finds. Don’t worry, there’s a megalodon tooth out there with your name on it. Cool you took your little brother get him interested in the outdoors. Best wishes 😎🙂

[@eastcoastlithics]

Im sure ill find one at some point, especially when I go over to the big cliffs ✌🏻 My brother loves this stuff too I like taking him out with me and helping him learn alongside me. Im sure itll be a fun thing to talk about when we’re older.

[@farmgirl7080]

Is this Calvert cliffs?

[@eastcoastlithics]

@@farmgirl7080 No it is not.

[@UWRLD21]

Cool finds 😮 👍

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thanks!

[@normaferro8054]

Nice finds!! Good eye on those tiny teeth.

[@eastcoastlithics]

Thanks! some were almost as small as a grain of sand haha

[@troycwalinski8325]

Was this place a public acess place

[@eastcoastlithics]

It was public acess a few months before and then they shut the area down for the winter (there were no major collapses) the park ranger was only right in doing his job. There were a ton of other collectors there doing the same thing but that doesnt make it right.