Breath Taking! Sifting Native American Arrowheads in Arkansas! Ancient Artifacts everywhere!

Breath Taking ! Sifting Native American Arrowheads in Arkansas! Ancient Artifacts everywhere!
This week my family heads to Arkansas to sift and excavate an ancient Native American camp! Our group uncovers some amazing history forgotten hundreds or thousands of years ago!
#nativeamerican #artifacts #arrowhead

[@adventurearchaeology]

In case you missed our first Adventure here with the beautiful Crystal Bird here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ2XaZqEi5inptksi=aVi9v0XFFjYZOXOd

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

So cool.. we wish u all the best!

[@Ozzy-p1v]

The crystal birdpoint is actually a true arrowhead that is known as "Gem Quality". Yours looks to be an Early Stemmed Lancelot from Early Archaic period 9000-7000 years before present.

[@AC-tu1ee]

Love seeing these being unearthed. The Crystal Bird is unreal!

[@jillcochran9794]

WOW!! I would love that. Didn’t know groups of people went out and did that! How exciting!!

[@pamelaremel7477]

That looked like so much fun!

[@janelchambers6791]

That piece your dad found with the nice flaking, is old. Older artifacts can have beautiful flaking. Everyone seemed to be finding great stuff. That drill is old, great find. Keep them coming

[@trollfired80-59]

We have always called them bird points in Arkansas. They are rare as hens teeth (crystal aside). Glad you brought the family and the kids got to experience the natural state and our history.

[@paularhodes1997]

Super cool

[@lisacassells3828]

That is so awesome. Wish I had time and knew where to go.

[@randallwelch463]

That tiny, clear, (bird) arrowhead from a couple weeks ago was so cool Brandon. I never knew they existed until I saw that one. I was cracking up at Miranda, she had dirt all over her face. She was really getting into it . Cool video and awesome adventure and as always thanks for taking us along

[@sherrie545]

I have always been fascinated by anything old you can hunt for! Love the Native American relics and arrowheads. Fun video!

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

Very sweet video

[@historylooker7]

Looks like a heck of a time !!! 😃👍 Buncha cool history saved !! ✌🍀⛏⛏⛏

[@jamesjr5500]

The crowd was almost as epic as the finds that day. So many big names in the digging world!

[@missourioutdooradventures]

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

[@carolynsimone8647]

This makes my heart yearn...love the video...🥰🥰

[@hopper345]

Brandon I really enjoy your videos thank you for sharing 😊

[@thingsinkansas4387]

Good to see you broaden your treasure hunting skills. Take your time, the good ones will come.

[@Carolbearce]

I love seeing the Native American items you find. Awesome hunt.

[@jessicamarielovato3600]

Y'all found some beautiful pieces. My favorite pieces are the ax and your drill Brandon.

[@williambeichler4971]

What some awesome finds! One of the best videos yet, thanks for sharing with us

[@artillerest43rdva7]

what fun searching for goodies! you have to know what you are looking for. still the quartz ones are just unique finds! great time hope you were able to find some unique stuff.

[@mirkatu3249]

@1:26 "Miranda's just got a nice bottom." Well I sure hope you think so. ;-) ;-) Your drill point thingy is fabulous!

[@timgrant8729]

Love this video! Hunting artifacts is one of my passions along with bottle and coin collecting. Thanks!

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

So cool

[@deloradeabel8487]

Great day for family & friend to get together & share in the same passion,thanks for taking us along!

[@AncientAdventures]

Some interesting finds! That axe tho! I'm wondering where the killers are?? Maybe a nearby water source ?? Still, what a fun site. Lots of people to hunt with lol. 😊. Glad yall found some goodies. ❤

[@MadelineRose-ep7fj]

Live on Whidbey Island, Puget Sound, WA where mammoth teeth, bones, midden sites, long house sites have been found. We still have block houses where settlers protected themselves from American Indian attacks. The Coast Salish, Micah, Skagit frequented the island as a seasonal fishing, harvesting island. My friend found a mammoth tooth, another found a very rare blade point, and another travels to OR where he salvages obsidian to nap his own spearheads for his enjoyment. Thank you for taking your time with gang to do this video.😊

[@jamiewilson8338]

In the early 1970’s my school did Outdoor Education on Whitney Island. For Navy Seal training I think they followed our groups for experience. Splashes at night were supposed to “ just be seals playing”.

[@faithgibbs4913]

Great job. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@kathyhodges7054]

That was a fun adventure! Thank you for taking us along. What wonderful memories you are making with your daughter Addie. Good friends and family and fun.🎉 Look forward to more videos whatever you choose! I enjoy all your videos!🧡

[@Roadglide08]

Took me a little while to get everything done today, but I finally found time to sit and watch uninterrupted!! Thanks for another interesting video!!

[@HeavyMetalDetectingPassion]

Amazing video

[@rubyjones679]

This is just absolutely cool ❤

[@wandapease-gi8yo]

Interesting! This looks like so much fun and camaraderie. Not something likely to be allowed here in Oregon where I would love to find an obsidian worked piece! Heaven knows there is plenty of nice obsidian around. Maybe time to learn 😊working myself!.

[@mysticmimaw]

Great hunt!!😊

[@Digger-rn9yh]

Awesome video, I love all the colors in the arrowheads. Don't worry about being covered in dirt, it's called "The mess of success "!!!

[@alienallen2983]

❤ FUN THANK YOU 👍🙏>>>💚

[@violaheflin2034]

That was awesome!! Thanks for sharing

[@EZDiggin]

Some nice artifacts

[@duckscustomgarage9239]

Brandon that one you are calling a banded axe is called a grooved axe. I have been hunting and collecting Native American Artifacts for over 50 years I have over !,000 Points and Knifes and lots of Axes and hundreds of other Artifacts from beads,, Celts, tools, made from bone, antlers shell, cannel coal, teeth and different material. I have 2 war clubs made from a elk antler . The strangest thing I ever found is a lamp made out of a human arm bone .

[@mrkitty1367]

always good stuff !

[@boneheadsoutdoors6555]

Lotta stuff there... looks like a fun time!

[@relicrat]

Awesome dig. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@ANTIQUEBOTTLES4LIFE.]

AWSOME! I FOUND MY FIRST ARROWHEAD IN THE RIVER BEGIND MY YARD.

[@alanatolstad4824]

I've visited many ancient sites in the Four Corners area, and know what the sense of history feels like, so, I'd love to know of the ancients looking down at you humans oohing and aahing over their broken workings! That's history for you!

[@davidtammyames1242]

Brandon you need to find the first Native American marble!

[@joshthemediocre7824]

Ancient America is so interesting.

[@gr8fulpn]

I watched the TLC channel (I think it was) and got interested in Metal detecting watching KG and Ringy, never knew which one was who but was fun to watch.

[@kennyarmer4092]

That’s what I do here in the Texas panhandle, I mainly surface hunt, it’s tough to get permission anymore, I like to go search the playa lakes in my area

[@steveclark4291]

Thank you Brandon and family for the adventure and seeing some amazing artifacts !

[@midnightman352]

kool

[@Icebikerwife53]

That artifact you have at 8:08 is a Caddo Culture Gahagan knife.

[@johnathansawyer8736]

It's fascinating to me that native Americans were here so long, that one generation of them could have been hunting for other generations arrow heads!

[@susancousins8766]

Cool video everyone was getting many arrowheads. The only thing I would recommend: Don’t listen to anyone on here that are negative! The try to piss you off ask them how many have they found? None probably 😂😂😂

[@daveymeredith6906]

I saw Aquachigger but do any of the others have their own youtube channels? Would love to subscribe!

[@justjoy4239]

I’m excited let’s go Brandon

[@PenelopeSpicer]

You need to run some though the polishing

[@b.slocumb7763]

I know it’s too late now, but I wish you guys had used something like a GPS camera app to get photos of all the artifacts as they were found for archaeology’s sake. That many items in one place likely means a long term home, not just a brief stop, and those can be hard to find. Once the artifact is removed, it loses any possible story that might have gone with it. There could still be remnants of fires and living quarters buried under the dirt. Would be worth getting it mapped with LIDAR if they can.

[@benitagrattan193]

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[@Ozzy-p1v]

The crystal birdpoint is actually a true arrowhead that is known as "Gem Quality". Yours looks to be an Early Stemmed Lancelot from Early Archaic period 9000-7000 years before present.

[@Ozzy-p1v]

Plus the camps were really big, everyone seemed bunched up. Was that a pay to dig site? Christners pay to dig in Moody Texas has produced nice artifacts for over 30 years I know of for sure.

[@JerryR1776]

At 11:50 it looks like it was going to be a drill.

[@christianbritschge263]

Hey brandon, i happened upon a pretty rare bottle that im told there are only a few known. I posted it on a couple of bottle pages and had people offering me up to 200$ for it. I cant find any info on prior sales or auctions. What would be your advice to make sure i dont get low-balled for it? I only come to you because i need an unbiased party, everyone else i talk to about the bottle wants to buy it!

[@adventurearchaeology]

@@christianbritschge263 Best thing to do is run it on EBay auction style. Tell the interested parties where it’s listed and let them battle it out with bids.

[@JohnSmith-k9c4g]

WHERE ARE YOU DIGGING AT? i HAVE SO MANY ITEMS HERE ON MY PROPERTY IN CRAWFORD COUNTY. MOST OF WHAT I HAE FOUND IS CHRET FROM NORTH ARKANSAS.

[@terremcpheeters2769]

is this open to the public?

[@adventurearchaeology]

Afraid not this is a private permission.

[@SuperCharlie2002]

That black material is novaculite. Comes in black, greys , and white.

[@johnsadventures6783]

I always wonder if the "arrow heads" were "recycled " through the years? If natives from different generations found them and reused them.

[@robertmcfarland3323]

You should go crystal mining in Arkansas

[@kurtmckelvey6434]

Where are yall Brandon! I'm from Arkansas!! It's got to be private property !!!!! 😮

[@lucymcrae162]

Do you just go into an area and start digging? I don't think this is allowed in Canada.

[@davidcrouse6670]

Yay. No Kyle! And arrowheads

[@Crash-549-vh1]

I’ve heard that all artifacts that are black are ceremonial pieces

[@Ozzy-p1v]

Y'all are digging too shallow, Paleo points are usually about 7-10 feet down but a nice Clovis point could go $10,000. Generally figure them at $1000 per inch of length.

[@robertporch8895]

I'm going to stick my neck out and say that point you are calling a drill is probably an Atlatl dart point.

[@brandonlollis1506]

Bottles …….

[@фонУнгерн]

Исторический слой не интересный

[@justinofearth]

I love your channel and getting to see all of the different stuff you guys dig up; however, given the fact that there is very little to no history documented of Native North American civilization and culture, don't you guys think that actual archaeologists should be excavating these sites so that these artifacts can actually be documented and studied by experts? Like so much of what was the indigenous peoples of this continent is already lost to time, and you guys are just improperly excavating the rest to either sit on a shelf for you and your friends to look at, or to just outright sell for a profit. It just doesn't seem right to me, and I hope that the more of this you all find, the more you will try and work with archaeologists and anthropologists local to the area to try and document these sites more rigorously before ALL of the history of these native peoples is lost.