Finding 3 smokers Arrowhead hunting in Pennsylvania 2024

[@historylooker7]

Awesome, Y'all !!😎👊

[@19SAA88]

Thanks for watching buddy

[@greatbasinman]

Nice recoveries, keep saving em 😎😎😎

[@19SAA88]

As many as I can!

[@greatbasinman]

@@19SAA88 Absolutely 😎😎😎

[@waltglow6396]

Your Viedo brings back memories, I hunted South Jersey 1969 to 1990 ,most of my sites from this time are gone but got a sizeable collection never found a stone axe!

[@19SAA88]

Sorry to hear your sites are no longer accessible it's sad we are covering every inch of our planet with parking lots of buildings. I haven't found any axes yet either. I did find the tip to a celt in one video. I hope you'll subscribe to my channel and come with me on more adventures. Maybe I'll find and axe soon!

[@David-n7w9f]

Nice finds Shawn .Years ago Used to find quite a few jasper points in Northampton co. PA.along the Delaware river. Peace

[@19SAA88]

Do you still look for arrowheads. I wanted so badly to find a yellow Jasper or red jasper point when I was there.

[@David-n7w9f]

@@19SAA88 I had to give it up . Due to health problems.So I watch arrowhead hunting videos. Peace

[@19SAA88]

@user-ur4qe4fm6f I'm sorry to hear that.. I'll try to keep making quality content for you!

[@russcalabrese7561]

One of my favorite time periods to find Shawn, would those be considered Owasco period in your area or being in Penn. Is that another peoples altogether? Not sure how far Owasco peoples reached down that far south although its believed that they orginatited from that area originally.pottery and points look similar, especially that older concave base levanna.

[@19SAA88]

@russcalabrese7561 All three arrowheads found in this video are levana's and are from the late Woodland period. I'm not 100% sure what indigenous people lived in that area as I'm not 100% familiar with Pennsylvania.

[@russcalabrese7561]

@@19SAA88 gives me some good research to dig into Shawn , cool time period, points and sherds look great.stay good bud.

[@rv.w-hb3xx]

I wish I had a friend invite me out

[@19SAA88]

They are actually relatively easy to find just do a little bit of research on the area you live if there was native activity locate some waterways near you and look for plowed Farm Fields look for the high spot in the field it always get permission