I Found Prehistoric Artifacts In The Great Basin Desert

[@EnigmaClandestino]

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[@bethannyallain5395]

Amazing finds. I really liked that reddish point. The hours that went into crafting all these points you came across are mind blowing. The craftsmanship astounding. Thanks for taking us along with you.

[@emmettrobinson9708]

Hey my friend. This is the old boy from panhandle, Florida. My name is Emmett glad to see you got a new one out. There man. I'll tell everybody. I'll see to subscribe to your channel, if they like that kind of stuff. My wife and I love it. Don't stop man, keep it up. God bless be careful

[@pajiad191]

My best guesses: 7:00 - Cottonwood Leaf / Early Leaf ? this one is tough, it may also be a piece that was broken in manufacture, it has some imperfections in the rock 10:49 - Humboldt Basal Notch, usually made of Obsidian 7000-3000 BP. 11:28 - Cottonwood Leaf base 12:29 - Rose Spring sloping Shoulder 16:00 - Elko Corner Notched, you were right on your guess!

[@annechartier5868]

Magnifiques découvertes aujourd'hui merci

[@karenekins8805]

Congrats on those amazing finds today! I loved every minute!

[@jameseugenerobertson]

What a productive and great video! Exciting.

[@merrilee1978]

I found this info on that larger spear points like projectile made of obsidian. in the Nevada Great Basin, you would most likely find foliate spear points from 8000 BCE to 3000 BCE, with the peak usage in the Early Archaic period

[@RicoSuave007-z5i]

Wow nice, impressive finds today I think you've upped your average!

[@peterwaksman9179]

Finally! A complete point. I think it may be a "Pinto".

[@angelblanco5833]

Love your videos

[@pikunioutdoors]

I'm native I elk hunt this same area in SW Utah I find so much points and a good amount of pottery

[@EnigmaClandestino]

As a hunter, you spend time in the exact places people that were here before spent time in and it's interesting because a lot of those places are what would be considered remote in this 'modern' world. Do you think those people who were in these places so long ago considered themselves in a wilderness? As a fellow hunter, I consider it quite special to find points deep in the backcountry that were made so long ago and I wonder what the thoughts were that ran through the individuals mind as he worked with the stone, taking the time to shape it. Awesome experience! Appreciate you watching!

[@pikunioutdoors]

@EnigmaClandestino it was probably a great place to hunt seasonally in the colder temps as the deer move there and probably would migrate to higher county in the summer

[@EnigmaClandestino]

@@pikunioutdoors I would have to agree!

[@CWS-h5z]

Re: those first 2 obsidian points: if there were no notches, how did they fasten the points to whatever weapon or tool it would be used with???? BTW...beautiful blue color in that last point!!!

[@JohnDillon-zh7js]

That’s a Elvis 2500 to 4000 years old

[@EnigmaClandestino]

Whoa, a Elvis? Do you mean a Elko?

[@danielconquer909]

Wow what a spot!