Indigenous Stone Tools Collection | Justin Sappier, Wood Carver

[@worldsfastestube7302]

Just found you're great channel CYU

[@esterwyman]

I have never seen these type of artifacts before . Thank you for sharing .

[@closertohome-b7m]

Thanks so much for saving those pieces and then explaining what they might have been used for!!!

[@judikuhlman1397]

You are very correct about every stone tool that you have their especially the arrow straightener. What a gift. Your ancestors were reaching out to you...I have been collecting Artifacts for fifty years the next one i find is just like the first one i have ever found... A unbelievable feeling...

[@Istc_outdoors]

Nice collection. It's amazing how we find these connections to our lineage. Great story.

[@lyleharrenstein7094]

Awesome Sir!! Thanks for sharing the artifacts as well as your heritage. I am fascinated by the fact our ancestors made a life from what was available.

[@nelsonx5326]

Nice artifacts.

[@80T]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing

[@paleobrostones2023]

Amazing Story Bro….

[@RondelayAOK]

Why would someone throw this stuff away?

[@lyleharrenstein7094]

Some people just don't care.

[@esterwyman]

You would be surprised at what people throw , give or sell off , of their Loved ones or Relatives when they Pass .

[@williambabb1301]

If you are native you’re very small percentage

[@antonycooper9141]

You cant carbon date stone ,so can't give an age on them

[@C.M.R.Artifacts-qu1ey]

Exactly,WTF, if your going to claim ancestral ties to the tools, people need to tell facts. Not what they think, I can't stand it when people talk smack and can't back it up. Claiming that his blood relative actually made that tool, outlandish!! His blood line has been cut so many times but he thinks he is of a pure blood line and he is a decendant of that particular person.