'Oldest' firearm found in Arizona used in 1500s

[@ericrogers1241]

Don't tell the ATF...

[@matthewgower]

Thy don’t care about mussel loaders lol

[@KN-cool]

FYI you can get a suppressed short barrel muzzle loader shipped straight to your house 😂😂😂😂

[@JonathonG-pk7er]

Pre 1860 black powder

[@replynotificationsdisabled]

@@matthewgower from Joe's Crab Shack? I love Mussels Diablo loaders. LOLOL. SERIOUSLY, all you need is a dog for the ATF to be in your house.

[@josephhaddakin7095]

A suppressed Hackbut Cannon. 👍

[@paulbriggs3072]

When a 19 year old student makes the find, the leader takes the credit and does all the interviews.

[@brianpeck4035]

That's reasonable. Might as well say my shovel found it. By what reason would you have it any other way? The same was suggested of those that were trained and directed by Leakey. That they should be given the credit for discovering the remains of early Man. Leakey was the brain, they were the braun. What an immature ridiculous proposition. Why not send the 19 year old student around the country to give talks and write scientific papers on how he found it.

[@farticlesofconflatulation]

You’re damn right she deserves 99% credit! After decades of researching and giving directions where to dig, do you think the 19 year old who’s only experience is manual labor knows anything about the project that the archaeologists began years before the student was born?

[@surfingtothestars]

they mentioned she has been searching for artifacts relating to the Coronado Expedition for 2 decades. That's before the 19 year old was born lol

[@West_Coast]

@@farticlesofconflatulation na fool. bring out the kid who found it.

[@stephanocortes4th-manrique894]

CEO status?? Try saying it in Spanish!!

[@brianpeck4035]

I met an Indian jeweler who used different tools. One of them was a round metal ball that he had found among others off the side of a cliff. I figured it was an old Spanish canon ball.

[@PATTHECATMCD]

Maybe. A character called John Cabot is another candidate. He never came back from his second expedition.

[@dustyak79]

Likely a mill ball. Used in crushing rocks in an industrial scale if this was say in a state like Arizona a big mining state it makes more sense it was used to crush ore . Tens of thousands of them are all over the country just discarded after the work dried up.

[@PATTHECATMCD]

@@dustyak79 Definitely a lot more of them around. Sea side cliff is unusual place to find them but some mines are in coastal cliff areas, The miners go where the profitable deposits are. They leave when they can;t make money anymore.

[@PresMonroe]

Name ONE place on the planet that didn’t engage in violence 500 yrs ago ? What about how the native tribes interacted with each other ? Including mass murder, r$pe and human sacrifice ?

[@thebigdog2295]

You're being waycist by pointing out the truth.

[@martymethuselah]

read Columbus.. he was a pedo canon ball destroyer of the paradise thank god the first nations have the axis power and NATO

[@FlipDahlenburg]

@@thebigdog2295 Wealy and twuly.

[@mattr272]

Antarctica

[@mattr272]

Those claims are and were very exaggerated by the Europeans. Most of the Amerindians preferred peace and trade between each other. Instead of wholesale tribal violence and slaughter. Why would these small communities want to make war with other tribal communities. When they can just migrate to other areas....

[@tomwilliams8675]

How can she state it was made in North America. Is she saying these early explorers had dug ore, made smelting ovens and crafted weapons during this time period? Could it be more likely it came off one of their ships from the old country?

[@terminal99]

There are records of Coronado preparing for the expedition. In those records is the purchase of a cannon like this from a foundry in Mexico. It probably has makers marks on it.

[@tomwilliams8675]

@terminal99 That makes more sense. Thanks for the clarification. 🤝🤝👍

[@josephhaddakin7095]

"Preliminary analysis of the wall gun reveals a lack of lead in the bronze mixture, which is consistent with the signature of having been made in Mexico." -American Rifleman website(article about this Cannon)

[@marketads1]

@@terminal99. Thanks. People don’t realize Mexico is N America.

[@rmf9567]

I would take all of this with a grain of salt.

[@stephenbird5472]

I love how they find a cannon and begin making claims about the morals of the people who traveled there 500 years ago. They have no more idea than any of the rest of us. The fact that they made a cannon to protect themselves does not tell us much.

[@elram2649]

🙄🤦‍♂️

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

That lady being interviewed who told the reporter this information has been doing this for over two decades and has read all of Coronado's personal writings along with everyone else present who had diaries/journals that survived. This is how they know that. I guess research isn't something you're aware of that professionals in the field do as part of their job.

[@jasminelindros8923]

What makes you think the cannon was to protect themselves instead of to attack natives that had no such weapons?

[@naturalobserver1322]

She just said she had no clue as to the extent of things going on untill after she found the cannon.​@@StrangeScaryNewEngland

[@deandeann1541]

@@jasminelindros8923 Aren't both acts one and the same? The natives did have their own weapons after all.

[@DigDougDig]

She is so late! You have no idea what you missed! When Coronado and his men crossed into southern Arizona it was Hot, and they started stripping off their armor. These relics formed a line, the desert sands covered them, creating s small sand dune around each item, then a creosote bush grew in each dune. Then, we invented metal detectors, and in the early 80's they found Coronados trail.

[@travisadams4470]

How is she late? They found a cannon.

[@deddie4645]

Good Observation I was thinking that would be totally useless for the weight...... and then your comment how about how useless their armor was confirmed that that was useless... even with a load of grapeshot it would be completely useless no value

[@DigDougDig]

@@travisadams4470 yeah, she did, but imagine what they found? What we don't get to see.

[@1nvisible1]

*Is there a map of Coronado's trail?*

[@exploreAZ]

It has previously been thought that Coronado's expedition traversed near the San Pedro river valley. Dani is searching near the Santa Cruz river valley which would change Coronado's route. You are a late and don't know what you are missing

[@MarkTheTreeManVann]

You don't leave your cannon unless you're dead... Same when you find perfect arrowheads, those are highly valued the person didnt leave that arrow because they wanted too they had too. Same with that cannon.

[@deandeann1541]

People lose arrow heads when they miss.

[@jak3589]

Perhapes something unexpected happened like the weather turned on them violently. We dont know what happened.

[@guidoconvertino3571]

That belongs in a museum! [quote]

[@jak3589]

Probably headi g that way.

[@josephgomez6828]

This is amazing piece of history!

[@jerickstudios596]

The native Americans who they are referring to almost certainly stole the land from other natives.

[@kidindacardboardmask]

So…are you saying stealing territory is okay? Does that mean you are cool with illegal immigration then? If stealing territory is cool then that means illegal immigrants can do it to right? 🤷‍♂️

[@FoulOwl2112]

No such thing as a "native American"

[@Slay_No_More]

They did, it's well documented. The Clovis Tribes which were genetically different in every way lived here before the ones that claim the title of native showed up and wiped them all out. Completely different culture with different advancements wiped out.

[@frankmacleod2565]

Sounds like a guess on your part

[@frankmacleod2565]

​@@FoulOwl2112get a dictionary

[@craigthescott5074]

My great grandfather found a 1865 Springfield trapdoor 50-70 rifle hidden up in the roof rafters of Fort Lowell in Tucson in the early 1900’s. I’m the 4th generation to have it and I will pass it down to my son.

[@ericschulze5641]

I have a rear sight for one of those, no idea where I got it

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

@@ericschulze5641 You cried a rear sight??? Wtf does that mean? lol

[@ericschulze5641]

@StrangeScaryNewEngland don't know how that happened, I was just saying I have a rear sight for one of those, in case someone was looking for one, thanks for the heads up

[@craigthescott5074]

@@ericschulze5641 thx for the info my rifle is all complete now. It was only missing the cleaning/ram rod and the bayonet and I found originals for it.

[@manayunkman83]

I have a feeling this will come back as a fake.

[@jakethesnake842]

Why is such a significant piece in history in her own personal living room? Shouldn't it be at some university or museum locked up so it doesn't get stolen and melted down by some tweaker.

[@steves7896]

Dr Jones, YOU belong in a museum!! 😅

[@tomr9661]

Absolutely, before some tweeker see this and breaks into her house, steals it, then sells it for $20 bucks worth of scrap. This happens all the time.

[@Slay_No_More]

That lady is a nut job.

[@DesertSoul5000]

Earlier than St Augustine? Whoa 😮

[@fload46d]

If there were some strange things happening around Columbus and the early Spanish conquistadors, it has to be remembered that they had just come from a 700 year attempt to free their country from foreign invaders. They had to be brutal and many probably were. However the priests and many of those on expeditions fought against the brutality towards the natives. Nothing is perfect in this world. But Columbus and the conquistadores did bring culture to our world. There was good and there was bad. California needs to thank the Spanish for citrus, grapes (the CA wine culture), olives, etc.

[@tboned70]

Better without that Uncivilized Culture from Europe,........the Native Americans were Civilized by then and had Laws before European contact,........

[@sethnorbeck2260]

I talked to a man in about 1990 that said he was with a teenage friend in the 60s when they discover a conquistador helmet in good condition in Sycamore Canyon near Cottonwood and Clarkdale. They did some research and had discovered that two soldiers were left behind to get the gold they had discovered there, but the Natives had probably killed them. Who knows if it was true but sure was an interesting tale that seemed honest at the time.

[@cesarmorales162]

Now that’s a real hand cannon right there ❤

[@LonesomeDove-dn8dk]

Not sure anyone would call a small cannon a "firearm." Nobody was firing that from their shoulder.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

Thats a wall/deck cannon, that "hook" is what you put over a wall to support the recoil, so in a way its fired from the shoulder.

[@tvviewer4500]

Dems: ban all AR cannons

[@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88]

Hollow point cannon balls and all imports from Russia. But seeing an opportunity to make a buck, and taking every chance he gets to stick it to the Dems, Trump quickly reversed the "no imports" part of the law and threw a 100% tariff on them instead!

[@Joel-ml5bg]

Assault cannon. AC15.

[@kyleanderson7026]

​@@Joel-ml5bg its the cousin of the AK15 and the AR47

[@DFord-rv3nz]

I'll tell you one thing Coronado had one heck of a sense of humor he used to say he give 40 Pesetas if Hector could drink two straight gallons of goat's milk. He was the guy who was carrying that Cannon. That's why it's still there he couldn't do it.

[@tomr9661]

Of all the videos of this cannon, there is not one posted of the bore. - the end with the hole in it that goes pew, pew,

[@painlocs2275]

Please stop calling it a firearm

[@cedhome7945]

Why? You put fire to it to make it kill. Or are you ignorant of how these work?

[@dgoodman1484]

A firearm is generally defined as a handheld gun operated and held by an individual. Canons even small ones are generally mounted or supported by something. Kinda why punt guns aren’t called punt firearms. Canons are guns. 👍🏼

[@paladro]

@@dgoodman1484 while words have meaning, it's a semantic argument between people who consider it professional to be correct with their verbiage and those just communicating general ideas with common vernacular.

[@minicannons781]

Its A biger one 😊👆🏻

[@craigthescott5074]

It’s a cannon so I think it’s still a firearm. The very first hand held firearms were miniature cannons.

[@simhopp]

no photos of actual sight where it was discovered ? was it buried? or exposed out side ?

[@rayon3383]

FYI you need to do some research because there has been a Spanish Canon along with Spanish armor, Canon Ball's! Get in touch with the owner of 1 of only 2 gas station owner's in Kamas, Utah. They might even tell you whom has a few small bars of gold! Good luck and a great find congratulations!!

[@abundantYOUniverse]

Update: The caveman had an expired carry permit.

[@MegaCoffee90]

Craziest part is that they made it here

[@maxanderson9187]

A cannon is not a firearm. It's an artillery piece.

[@Jon.......]

I wouldn't call a "wall gun" a "firearm". People were smaller back then. Is it "readily carried & operated by an individual"? Questionable.

[@motionsick]

People weren't smaller and they were much stronger from a life of manual labor. It's a firearm. To the women that can't pick it up its a canon.

[@FlipDahlenburg]

It looks like a Falconette in size.

[@NoPastNoFate]

This is a hand cannon. Hand cannons were literally the first true firearms ever to exist. So STFU.

[@edcarr3526]

That cannon belongs to a Galleon besides the big ones,used on the bridge most likely

[@NoPastNoFate]

@ it is a hand cannon. They likely had it made in the Americas. There is little use for a hand cannon on a galleon in this era.

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

I know this is unrelated to the video, but a suggested video to the right was some kind of clickbait ad, and it actually said "People born between 1865 - 1970 are in for a treat with their insurance" Excuse me?? 1865????

[@stephenfields6236]

First question I had was : “What size is the bore of this wall cannon?”

[@sidekick96734]

Where and how did she find it? Sounds a little fishy to me.

[@LanceFulbright]

she never left her office a group of young digger,s went out and dug it up but we are not talking about those who put the real work in just those who have money and pretend to be smart

[@Xiodeminsa]

​@@LanceFulbrightits like when i dug out a skeleton on a project here in North Spain. I participated as a volunteer and the people making the project put me digging in different places, on the 3-4 year i found a skull and then the professional archeologist started doing the precise work. And obviously the tv interviewd them, not me xd. The island is called Garraitz btw.

[@LanceFulbright]

@@Xiodeminsa cool i was trying to give credit to those like you

[@NYUArchaeology]

That lady knows NOTHING about the weapon.lol. Get a white man in there please. 1:53 "Damage from carrying it on the side of a mule". I'm here home in NY and thats ridiculous. Get her father and brothers in there now. Its good history. They'll tell it better.

[@_MaxHeadroom_]

A white man? Why do they specifically have to have white skin? 😂

[@2ndTooth]

You sound salty af and like a giant pos 😂. Not very progressive or professional of you Mr. NYU archeology lol

[@Truth72500]

Animal skin damaged the gun really lady????

[@fred4089]

​@@_MaxHeadroom_I believe the color is peach.

[@Slay_No_More]

Then she tried to say they were fighting for morals, who?? The tribes that wiped the original inhabitants out? She must mean the Spanish people wiping out the tribes because that was morally right.

[@Emprivan]

Thats one tough donkey, denting up that thar cannon yous found.

[@seanzyw.2603]

I love the eyes of speculation and uncertainty.

[@lllm299news]

How do we know it was Coronado? Did he initial it? Or we making assumptions?

[@frankmacleod2565]

Most likely from the Coronado expedition, unless you know of other expeditions carrying canons from that time period

[@kingjoe3rd]

That gun was from the previous century as far as military technology goes but that doesn’t mean they were not still using them. It’s probably why it was left out there instead of taken back to Mexico.

[@Tyler.i.81]

Very cool

[@FoulOwl2112]

It's a cool find. But l hardly see how it "rewrites history".

[@larrysfarris]

On what land was this found❓. Was it state owned land, federal land or private land❓❓. Who has legal ownership of the cannon❓ Inquiring minds want to know…. 🧐.

[@frankmacleod2565]

Location confidential as usual. Can't have locals looting the site

[@d.b.1176]

Wow, this lady loves to hear herself speak.

[@davidgenie-ci5zl]

3:10 The natives were very brutal towards each other. The aztecs cut the hearts out of living prisoners , sometimes 100s of them per day, pure evil.

[@firstlast6398]

You act as if the Europeans were any less brutal. Look at how the Inquisition tortured people. Hanging them upside down and sawing them ass to head. Pulling people apart via horses. Breaking them over a wheel. Burning women at the stake for "witchcraft". Look at how William Wallace was murdered, the man was hanged until half dead, cock was cut off, than his still beating heart was ripped out of him, then he was cut into 4 pieces. Don't act as if Europe was a bastion of human rights.

[@Slay_No_More]

Off topic but I still think the Aztecs stole the land they inhabited. They magically made stone temples, mined and refined mercury to pour into the temples, refined and mined gold to fill the temples but they never made anything taller than a hut made of animal hides, never made metal weapons, never made stone buildings, never made clothing, never made tools beyond primitive stone ones that wouldn't of mined and quarried huge stone slabs for the temples. Yeah seems legit.

[@DwightStJohn-t7y]

And still doing it today, except they're called "cartels". so what's changed?? nada.

[@LonesomeDove-dn8dk]

@@Slay_No_More Sounds like you don't understand chemistry. Gold and mercury are easily worked metals from ore. Steel and iron are not easily worked with primitive technology. It's why even Europeans didn't make much more than hide huts or wood shacks until they reached the iron age.

[@Slay_No_More]

@@LonesomeDove-dn8dk so they skipped several thousand years of technology advancements jumped straight into stone carving, monument building and then dialed back into tribal living and tribal warfare with sacrifices included? Not sure how chemistry is going to magically explain cultures living a thousand years more primitive than everything around them. Also waiting for how chemistry explains a culture that has zero evidence of mining and refining magically mined and refined ore but no other aspects of any kind of ore refinement but mercury and gold stuck inside of a building they lack the technology to create.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

My family home here in Sweden was built the same year this expedition took place.

[@1INSOLENTDOBERMAN]

That is really cool 👍🏼, talk about a great piece of history in North America & in the United States 🇺🇸 . Really cool!!!

[@hermanhale9258]

Your editing cuts the meaning out of the points she is trying to make.

[@hurricaneaquatics]

Looks like a driveshaft from a car.

[@Joel-ml5bg]

From a Coronado.

[@guitarhiker4449]

Wow earlier than Roanoke! Crazy find! 🤯

[@kpizzlemynizzle922]

AMAZING CONTENT!!! Kudos! God Bless

[@RodCornholio]

Okay, now go find _The Lost Ark_ .

[@Larry2]

If you ask me, it looks more like one of the small cannons they used on their ships when they would draw close to the other ship. That way they could continue their barrage on the other ship with out doing damage to their own. What a find though.

[@drewclarke5920]

yes, commonly referred to as a "rail" gun mounted on the bulwarks it could swivel to aim...

[@Cannamaniac84]

The legislators are already trying to ban it 🙃

[@angelcabeza6464]

ban weed too

[@fred4089]

They want it because it's worth a lot of money.

[@Cannamaniac84]

The Karen above ☝️says ban weed but will probably gladly hypocritically drink alcohol AKA poison. 🤦 Is sarcasm that hard to understand? Ffs I even put an upside down smiley face.

[@StrangeScaryNewEngland]

@@Cannamaniac84 I don't think they were advocating to ban weed in that comment, but I really don't know. lol. i'm smoking right now.

[@Cannamaniac84]

@@StrangeScaryNewEngland too many people type before they think. Cheers 🍻🍃🍃

[@fload46d]

That would be some 500 years ago.

[@James_Barris]

They still don’t have a decent lie to cover up who built the Arizona Capitol building.

[@Sshooter444]

Gonna go ahead and remain skeptical on this one.

[@frankmacleod2565]

Yeah you're totally an expert archaeologist

[@vettevegas]

Outstanding!

[@eb1247]

So we don't get to see the site it was found.🎉

[@PollyAlice2000]

Congratulations to Dr. Seymour! Her work has really advanced our understanding of the history of that region. This is just amazing! A wonderful achievement! I hope that she will be recognized for her work.

[@thisguyshorty3554]

Yes. And put into a Native American museum.

[@hellraizer322]

This artifact needs to be verified by a third party. I'm not buying it. Where was it excavated? No proof of the procurement of the find? Not even a photo of finding it?

[@frankmacleod2565]

Yes, there are photos. And it's not for sale

[@breezeclear5416]

Those were our ancestors' Hispanics Latinos Definitely Not the Anglos! They were speaking ESPAÑOL for Centuries not English. Our antepasados have been here for Centuries! 💪👏👏👏👏👏🇪🇸🇲🇽🇲🇽🇪🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸

[@NYUArchaeology]

He married a 12 year old girl when he was 25yrs old. Her name was beatriz estrada. He had 8kids with her too. Do your homework man. Times and people different back then in your culture is all.lol. Olmecs were black nigerian by the way.ttyl.

[@scottw5315]

The; natives were there thousands of years. What's your point?

[@vincentdipazio8143]

spaniards are definitely not latinos they are white and conquered you

[@davidgenie-ci5zl]

Well it appears only the anglo, English nations in the new world ever became advanced and have liberty. Most of the spanish nations here languish as third world sh*+ holes.

[@fred4089]

​@@scottw5315The natives weren't Hispanic Latinos either. That's like saying a member of the Navajo is Anglo because they speak English.

[@Slay_No_More]

Lol trying to say the Indians were fighting for morals. Was that before or after they wiped the genetics of the Clovis tribes off the planet??

[@frankmacleod2565]

Who said they wiped out Clovis genetics?

[@Slay_No_More]

@@frankmacleod2565 the lack of Clovis tribe culture existing after they moved in. History said it for us.

[@aaronjaben7913]

The discovery is not "truly golden" though. It's bronze.

[@jic1]

Ian McCollum was really upset that he didn't find it first, until he realized that it wasn't French.

[@TRONA-CA]

If I found that I definitely would not be telling anyone about it!

[@DrekRivers]

400 dude fucked up millions of native. thats impressive

[@davidgenie-ci5zl]

And the natives were fucking up each other, scalping, owning slaves, mistreating females, ritualistic murder ( the aztec cut the hearts out of living captives to appease their false god) the natives were hardly a good peaceful lot. they oft deserved the name savage.

[@hodaka1000]

​@@davidgenie-ci5zl I could be wrong but I think the Europeans might have introduced scalping Anyway at least to some tribes like the Apaches

[@crimony3054]

Now 350,000,001 guns in America.

[@negumanezer]

what if the gold rumor was real and its still hidden.

[@MrCPogue]

When are the Spanish going to pay reparations to the native Americans ???

[@edcarr3526]

After Anglos paid all cruelty after Thanksgiving by killing all and then invading and robbing half Mexico ,stop Black Legend an Culture of Cancellation even during so called American Revolution without Spaniard Army,Money,guns and soldiers Washington was unable to success

[@imperialhonorguard1483]

0:52 except that they're not American. It was Europeans that gave the new continent its name "America".

[@davidstrother496]

This story is highly suspect. I think we will hear about it as a fake soon.

[@frankmacleod2565]

Yep just like you. Fake account, zero content

[@hodaka1000]

If they were having a love in with the natives who did they use it against ?

[@freddyw4555]

Where was it found

[@craigthescott5074]

Southern Arizona.

[@Chase_01]

Thank goodness it’s protected under the 2nd amendment and here in the states

[@SpaceCowboy-u7j]

Coronado never found the gold??That means the gold is still out there, Lads! Let’s mount an expedition!

[@edcarr3526]

History never tells the truth

[@philipbutler6608]

I should have to see proof of where she found it in situ.

[@frankmacleod2565]

Probably confidential information. Otherwise the locals will go loot the site

[@DaLilVivi96]

Extraordinary lady, thank God for great people like her who find these treasures of history! 🥰

[@richardmartinez6057]

History needs to be changed 💯✌️

[@daveybass655]

Aren't there two more cannons unaccounted for ?

[@josephhaddakin7095]

I read that there were a total of 6 of those Hackbut cannons. 2 were left behind to defend the town. 4 were taken on the expedition. There's a good article on the American Rifleman website.

[@mikehutton3187]

Can’t bring arrows to a gunfight.

[@rickworkman4608]

The mongols actually won some early battles against firearms with their bows and horses. But firearms improved rapidly and that ended Mongol dominance.

[@mikehutton3187]

@ I’m talking about America.

[@rickworkman4608]

@@mikehutton3187 plenty of settlers got killed with spears, tomahawks, bows.

[@BigRed2]

Remember Natives before anyone from Europe came over were killing and enslaving each other for centuries over land, Europeans just ended up the stronger tribe

[@richardlawton1023]

Congratulations on your most historic find. But, how can you say it was made here? Im curious.. thanks

[@marketads1]

She gave the evidence. By “here” she said N America. Our continent not Spain. Mexico is in N America.

[@sk8ersr20]

life is so strange that lady probably looks exactly like one of the conquistadors lol

[@marlinweekley51]

Bet the serial no is filed off. 😱😆

[@letsgobrandon1300]

It's not a firearm. It's a cannon

[@yeedbottomtext7563]

Which is a firearm… don’t obtuse

[@Jreb1865]

@@yeedbottomtext7563 Wrong on so many levels...

[@yeedbottomtext7563]

@@Jreb1865 it is a weapon (arm) that uses fire to propel a projectile… you and the original comment are Dunning-Kruger personified. Look into the earliest nomenclature for this class of weapon and get back to me.

[@NoPastNoFate]

Hand cannons are literally the first firearms. By definition it is a firearm. It literally defines what a firearm is.

[@AZCamaro]

OMG! John Hook is STILL broadcasting! Give an ASU grad. student a chance John!

[@davehargreaves6861]

LOL- a 'firearm' is a handheld device.. Please.

[@aaronfreeman5264]

Is this period for the SCA?

[@mikeofmobile]

Did anybody notice that she forgot to put her glove on at first and then with both gloves on put the helmet on her head? What’s the difference between the grease and oils on your head or your hands?

[@williamcarlile4590]

Good thing they weren't following the "leave no trace" edict !

[@dougalexander7204]

The cannon is cool, but Fox needs to stop with the lies and conspiracy about politics.

[@touncy1533]

fox bought news credibly when the network bought nfl tv rights.. latched onto the "big 3's" credibility

[@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK]

Fascinating ⛏🍺🍺👍

[@richardbrown7968]

Could have been anytime from the Coronado expedition or any other expeditions in that area of the southwest. They will never know.

[@frankmacleod2565]

Oh? Which other expedition could have left it?

[@ToddBonn-k8v]

She probably bought it at a pawn shop in Spain 30 years ago. 😂

[@tonyabsoluteam3456]

I'm not a gun expert but what leads you to believe that it was manufactured on this continent? I have some reservations on this one, I would contact Ian McCollum! if he doesn't know, then he'll at least be able to point you in the right direction.

[@MrMarkar1959]

reckon the Cartel has the good ones

[@alexcornerstone6174]

ITS GOTTA BE TRUE!! ITS ON THE NEWS!! 😭😆😂🤣😁

[@fun2916]

This is the most Arizona thing ever

[@IsaacMcMillan-u7i]

You could probably still shoot it, that cannon only has surface rust.

[@scottl.1568]

How does that even work? That looks more like a mini bazooka!

[@dustinh4175]

So cool

[@danieldelrancho5749]

If it wasn’t made in Spain then where?

[@craigthescott5074]

They think either Mexico or the Caribbean.