The Beach Rocks! Part 1: Overview

[@hazel-nut]

Thanks for inspiring me to learn more about those treasures 🤗😊

[@s.d.patolo4279]

welcome!

[@s.d.patolo4279]

👍👍

[@gingerelver70]

I enjoy your videos so much! So informative & interesting. I am in love w the North shore. You are so blessed to live there! I also enjoy looking at your house...so many found & natural things. Thankyou!

[@dr.beachcomb4221]

I love that you like them so much and are learning new things, hopefully...

[@tienphongly8816]

I from vietnam. I really like your video. Thank you

[@s.d.patolo4279]

Thank you! Do you beachcomb there? If so, what do you find on your beaches?

[@tienphongly8816]

​@@s.d.patolo4279i living near beach 40km but there have not stone. You known. Mekong delta not too much stone.

[@s.d.patolo4279]

@@tienphongly8816shells?

[@theresalee9392]

Be cool! Thank you from Long Island!

[@Paumanokcom]

Last week after the hurricane off Carolina there was an ancient oyster shelf exposed and many tools and jewelry from the neolithic era were in a large trench running up the beach. The tools are of many varieties, but I too found this heavy basalt used for small knives and a petrified tusk that has been shaped into an amulet with the letter "Z" carved in it (the 12,000 year old artist signature- all the tools are various forms of hammers and small mirrors to signal up the beach. I used Google Lens for assistance. Your piece with the letters is remarkable.

[@naomib8282]

I have a few hundred pounds of 'rocks' that I've found right in our yards and driveway. Had to laugh because so many are technically beach stones! I wore out a hip anteriorly, bending down to collect my treasures. I've previously sorted most of them by color, texture, then density/weight. I so wish I had a geologist friend! Now I am inviting two young grand daughters to help me do a final sort after which I will try to identify them more accurately. This is the most fun I've had in years ;-). We seem to be living in some sort of vein of soil that was pushed down from Canada. I am glad to have found your channel and will use it as one of my learning sites. Thanks!

[@s.d.patolo4279]

I agree - the finding is only half of fun. The researching is the other half -and who knows? maybe one of your granddaughters will grow up to be a geologist!

[@jackiefarrell502]

Love your video! Thank you! Two small comments, google lens actually works well for rock identifying surprisingly. I noticed your little white nodule with pink inside in your flint bowl and was thinking that could be datolite. Might want to check it out. Have a great day :)

[@s.d.patolo4279]

Oh great! Thanks for the tips!

[@NisarAhmad-tc3ji]

👍👍 very good 👌

[@shaynas1545]

Do you have a link or more info on the brand of uv flashlight you are using? I would like to get my hands on a decent one rather than the cheap one I purchased off of Amazon. Love your content, your videos have taught me many things, for which I am very grateful.

[@s.d.patolo4279]

I like LightFe UV 301

[@bloodnthuner]

Jasper is predominantly a sedimentary rock, not igneous.

[@s.d.patolo4279]

Yes, TY for the correction.

[@henriettavanderfloof8104]

Will gneiss polish well?

[@F.S.H_VLOGS]

Woooooooooooooooooow

[@wisemantruss1480]

Play to cool UV light thanx

[@djvenusflytrap]

🪨💓🐉🙏🧿

[@NanaT2011]

where can this uv light be found?

[@s.d.patolo4279]

LightFe UV 301 - just google you’ll find another number of different places where you can order one

[@Linda-kt5db]

You're pretty awesome

[@geraldp.2281]

Please keep that hag stone and saturn stone. It brings luck and protection.

[@mmhff4149]

دورود استاد خیلی خوبه

[@boerboel313]

Nice job,but dont wear a mask. All you need is circulating air.

[@s.d.patolo4279]

I swear by masks. And ever since a bout with stage 4 cancer nine years ago, my immune system isn’t so hot - But thx to vaccines, mask wearing & hand washing, I haven’t been sick since Covid reared its ugly head 4 years ago. Not many people can say that.