I've never found anything this old! Possibly the oldest site in our area

[@tnflorafaunafungi]

So happy y’all have a new site! I’ve been waiting and hoping. My favorite artifact channel!

[@ZachByrd]

Thanks!

[@devinpinnon4209]

Second this!

[@brucewinborn4563]

Very nice video, congratulations on your finds!! Be waiting for your next one!!👍🏻🇺🇸

[@chuckjenkins4348]

Amazing old finds. Keep up the hard work and make us all jealous!! Haha. Good job!!!

[@dananderson128]

Beautiful stuff. Glad to see you guys back at it.

[@pegaloochscawfeechat8754]

Very cool finds!! I love the material and the old pieces- some really nice blades and points there. Good piece of real estate for thousands of years 👍🏻🙂

[@toddroderick6024]

I'm happy to see you all are back at it again.

[@RESURRECTINGRELICS]

Y’all did great! Keep up the good work guys 👍👍👍

[@Ephesians617]

Nice finds, great recoveries! Much appreciated clean up video at the end. -Onward-

[@carlchristensen8157]

Man you guys make digging look fun

[@glennwhittington7783]

Can't wait to move back up to North GA next year. I had some sites that I never was able to dig before moving away.

[@brianttanner4997]

I am here in Dawsonville ga a lot of artifacts in this area

[@historylooker7]

Congrats on the new site 💥!!!! Awesome saves for sure 😎👊

[@robertporch8895]

Nice stuff guys! I am so excited to finally see someone using a plastic tool for digging. That will save so many points.

[@brianttanner4997]

Great spot hope it doesn't play out anytime soon nice artifacts keep on digging onwards

[@evdallas123]

Good to see marlon and jason back that looks like a smokin site onward!

[@idigdaytona4478]

Nice finds ! Have you ever tried shoot one to see how they fly ?

[@stanhutchins4365]

Awesome artifacts guys and the Water Jet 6000XLT is bad ass.

[@typeohero3519]

Awesome job. That one at the end that looked broke down the middle, I would call a "backed knife". Have found many here in central NY.

[@marykaystreasures]

Awesome finds I found my one and only point metal detecting thanks toa tiny nail Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏🙏⚒️🇺🇸👍

[@patmccrady6063]

Do you have a video walking through the process of choosing a dig st? I know you kinda covered it in this video.

[@ZachByrd]

Yes. Go to my sifting springs Playlist and there are many many videos where I cover it.

[@patmccrady6063]

@@ZachByrd thank you

[@ReturnoftheCollector]

Good site buddy

[@eastcoastlithics]

Really makes ya wonder what else is below the plow line...

[@prophez23]

That hilltop that the old homesite was built on was probably an ancient Indian homesite at one time and if I was you guys I'd do some digging right on top of that hill. Back when I lived in Texas and was artifact hunting I'd look for those small isolated hills and especially if they were near a creek or river. They were no doubt in that area y'all are digging on and I bet they had a homesite on top of that hill.

[@robertporch8895]

You should metal detect that old chimney. There have been several in my area that had gold or silver coins hidden inside.

[@mikeholland5345]

I had a banner stone that shape, found in Gordon county

[@marykunselman284]

Where are you digging

[@fearoncrack]

I’ve been in training for the army for 5 months and come back to only 2 videos😭😭

[@JerryR1776]

I need a soil/bottle probe. Anyone know where I could get one? I need one that is made out of spring steel, with a carbon steel tip, and is welded. I don't have anyway to weld nor do I know of anyone at the moment. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[@royrobertson-sn9ex]

How did you know thay were in this location An that in the grown that deep

[@RunningGrass-we7tm]

Fun

[@blockman3534]

There are always faces flaked into the points and the cores. I see a man on the last piece

[@samharper4289]

Sweeeet! Onward! 👉

[@michaeldrake6524]

moast relics lay flat ...around here we try not to dig streight down tend to hit more and brake them, we use spade 3 tooth> and yal do all hard work to get down to them then fill them in, ur just scraping top of the camp....... a gravel layer usually mark bottom>>>> i like yalls chanel i watch all ur vids ...... i dont mean to try and tell yal how to dig but ur missing all good stuff deeper....... ive dug 15 foot deep with the top 6 foot was overburden ...... just puttin my 2 cence in keep up the vids ,,,,

[@willbejamming1532]

Begin the begin again.

[@ZachByrd]

I've been wondering where you've been! Glad your heart is still beating. Good hearing from you.

[@willbejamming1532]

@@ZachByrd love how the channel has grown.

[@ZachByrd]

I'm still here navigating this human condition. Been busy with the kids lately. Hope this new site lasts. Thanks for sticking around. I don't forget the OG subscribers.

[@willbejamming1532]

@@ZachByrd , there is not a single video of yours that does not invoke fond memories of your family. I am also transfixed by your channel's relatively recent and very competent focus on Native American stone artifacts. I have a small found collection as well that documents the use of fossilized material in the making of tools. Very exciting. Forever yours, Will.

[@ZachByrd]

Im absolutely fascinated by Native American history. Have been my whole life. I'm just glad Jason and I figured out a productive and efficient way to find these artifacts.

[@duckscustomgarage9239]

I don't know if you are aware of it but your video is really blurry . It make the points a little hard to see good . But congrads on a new site . It look like a real good one.

[@HanseaticConsortium]

Onward every 15 seconds gotta stop

[@Treasuremonk]

What is the prob ing telling you? Just listening to hit rock?

[@jamieclinard5807]

Yes, you can hear and feel when you hit flint

[@MichaelBrown-zj4uw]

If you guys are looking for a tag-along, im in NE Ga. Jackson county. Im a disabled vet in need of a place to search/dig.

[@LowTideLowLife]

Like to come dig with you boys one day ...N Florida watchin ya finds.....