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Thanks buddy! I was definitely over the moon after that. It was a last min stop at the end of a long and unproductive day hunting. I was leaving for FL the following morning and couldn’t believe I was gonna spend the whole week at the beach thinking about not finding a darn thing before leaving! Haha It came at such a perfect time.. I almost didn’t find it either. From the angle I was looking from it looked just like a leaf. A prime example of why one should second guess themselves when hunting!😂

Thanks for the heads up man! I just looked it up. Corinth is only 3.5 hours away… not that bad of a drive for a good showing of artifacts! I saw that it’s being put on by the archaeological society as well. That usually means a good show! Are you gonna be displaying?!

@@Points365 yes sir if all goes well I already scheduled vacation

@@Points365 yes sir we're planning on setting up with some Arkansas color and a few Paleo projectile pieces.hope to see you then.

Thanks man, I appreciate the appreciation of me finding it! At least if I’m the one to recover it, it’s shared for everyone to see. There’s no telling what all gets found out there that remains to be unseen. Thanks as always buddy!

I agree with you completely. If it’s not no till that’s killing the field hunting, it’s the ever growing footprint of expansion that’s permanently burying the past. It’s happening at an alarming pace. Around here in middle TN for sure. It’s sad to think of all that’s lost for good with each house and parking lot that’s built. It’s strange how few people care that it happens as well. All we can do is do our part to preserve what we can before the inevitable happens, and that part of history on that particular spot of land is forever erased. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!

Haha there were SO many plow broken pieces there.. 80 something that I found that day. I never would have imagined that the big piece would have been the one to survive.

@Points365 when I search an area I always keep the broke points in a labeled bag. It will surprise you how many you can re-piece over the year's.

@@jenkins2162 Although I do save all of my broken pieces, I’ve never had the pleasure of reconnecting 2 broken pieces that have been separated for no telling how long. That has to be an amazing realization that you have the missing piece to a broken artifact!

@Points365 yeah it is pretty cool. About once a year I line up tips and bottoms in rows and slowly try to see if there are any new matches.

Thank you! This video wasn’t full of the heavy hitters like some of my past videos, but it definitely had some contenders! That last one I found at one of those spots that spits out an artifact or 2 a year… tops! You can see why I keep going back though. Thanks as always!

@@Points365 You find amazing artifacts! They are a true joy to see! Your videos never disappoint. Happy hunting.

It’s strange how some areas seem to have a higher concentration of projectile points. It was obviously a necessity of life for the ancient people, and one would think that would be reflected in the artifacts found. Mid AL and mid TN aren’t that far apart really. You’d think it would be one and the same. Maybe they just enjoyed the seeming abundance of ticks and poison ivy we have up here! Haha

Thanks man I appreciate it! The particular spot has spit out 3 large Benton’s made out of unusually colorful material over the years. I can’t help but find myself hoping for the next one each time I get out there!

What a lucky spot to be! It seems like the first rain is always the best one too. Was it productive?!

Thanks buddy, sounds like it was the perfect combo then! I’m glad you enjoyed and hope you get the chance to check out some of my other finds on here.

It’s one of my favorite pieces no doubt! I’m not sure how deep it came from as a little section of the bank had slid off. It was stuck in that section that slid off so it had come down a bit from surface level. I just remember thinking it was a leaf at first and decided to poke it just in case… so glad I did!

Thanks buddy, I appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks man! Thats so funny, I’m starting to think I should’ve made that little scraper the highlight of the video! It is exceptional for a blade / scraper though. I appreciate you checking it out!

@@Points365 I actually thought the first one was nice also without one it would be like losing your pocket knife

Haha, sorry for the slow release time! I’ll work on not going 2 months again. I was busy finding more content! Thanks buddy!

Hey buddy! Unfortunately, I haven’t found any information on those pieces. Thats strange and amazing that you found similar pieces there though! I appreciate you reaching out!

Thanks buddy, I appreciate ya as always!

Thanks buddy! Yeah the video really doesn’t do that last one justice. The light colored bands on it are translucent too, which makes it even more impressive to see with some backlight! Thanks for checking out the finds!

Thanks buddy! The bands on that harpeth river are translucent, which gives it a neat look when backlit. That unifaced tool was definitely well made. And to think… it probably only took them a couple minutes to turn a flake into a beautiful piece like that! Thanks as always man!

Thanks as always man! I’ll try not to make it another 2 months before I put another video out. I’ve been busy finding some content for the next videos! Haha take care buddy!

Thanks buddy! A complete drill is always a bonus! The bands on that last piece are translucent as well, which makes it look even neater with a backlight. Thanks for checking out the finds man!

@@Points365 I had a few good finds out with Bluegrass Relics sunday, but nothing like that.

Thanks man! A complete drill is always a bonus. The bands on that last piece are translucent, which gives it a neat look with a backlight. Thanks for checking out the finds!

I’ve heard of lemon juice, but never tried it. Maybe I need to start ordering lemons with my water at dinner so I can save up enough to try it out! Haha Thanks again!

Thanks so much! Where I found that last piece is one of those spots that only spits out an artifact or 2 a year tops. You can see why it’s one of my frequented spots! Haha thanks for checking out the finds!

Thanks buddy! I didn’t mean to wait so long to put another video out but life, work, and hunting has a tendency to take up a lot of time. I have a few videos worth of artifacts found this year that are still waiting to get put together into videos. I believe all the finds in this video were from March / April. So a little catching up to do! Haha Thanks as always man, and I’m looking forward to sharing the rest of my finds with you coming up!

Thanks buddy! I hear ya though… nothing pumps me up to get out and find some stuff more than watching other people pull artifacts! Haha It really helps on the days I need a little extra push, like when it’s the dead of winter! Thanks as always man and good luck if you get out there!

Thanks buddy! Agreed on the history too… it almost makes me sad to think of all the artifacts that don’t get found, and are swept out into the depths of our waterways to be lost seemingly forever… again!

Thanks man! Where I found that last one is one of those spots that spits out an artifact or 2 a year tops. You can see why I keep going back I’m sure! Haha thanks for checking it out!

Oh you know he did! He was all like… “there she is coming around the wigwam… lemme sit here picking my teeth with this thing. Tell me is she looks my way!” 😂

@@Points365 Yep, then he could gift it to her and seal the deal.

Thanks again buddy. Those white stripes on it are translucent too, which give it a little extra flair! Thanks for checking out the finds!

Thanks man! I feel like those pieces like that often get overlooked… lucky for people like us! Ha

@Points365 Like you, I haven't found my whole first point yet, after 5 years of searching hard locally in my state. I've did my homework on sites and finds here in MD. locally. The county I lived in I think was a transitional area they traveled through.I have the Chesapeake bay east of me, The Potomac River west of me, with the Monocacy river in between going west. The Allegany mountains are furter west.Then the Susquehanna river north of me. Both major rivers the Potamac and Susquehanna both flow into the bay.

@Points365 Those scrapers are one of my favorite tools. They were important to the survival of man in my opinion

Yeah man, you know how it goes… work and hunting for artifacts gets in the way when it comes to making videos. I figured I was backlogged with enough artifacts to where I better get back at it sharing some finds! I appreciate it as always buddy and hope you’ve been doing good!

@@Points365 we're doing good thanks just working and hunting trying to keep my head above water and on my shoulders. Already looking forward to the next video... Take care and God bless.

Haha I find the broke stuff too! Persistence eventually pays off with a quality piece every now and then! Thanks as always buddy!

Yeah buddy, you know I did! Broken or not, I had to take that home with me. There’s hardly any broken artifacts that I don’t bring home with the exception of hammer stones etc. I only have so much space at home haha

@@Points365 I have a lot of space, unfortunately, it seems about all I find are hammer and nutting stone's, but I have some really cool finds, maybe you will find the other half !

Broke back creek… no relation to broke back mountain hopefully!🤣 But man I know, broken pieces are the name of the game. I usually leave the broken ones out of videos because of the large quantities of them I find. I went all in on this video! Haha Thanks for checking it out

Haha thanks buddy! I found it at one of those sites that spits out maybe 1 or 2 points every couple years. I’m persistent about frequenting it for pieces like this! Thanks as always man!

Thanks buddy I appreciate it! It’s a pleasure to share the finds with everyone. What a place to grow up though! An older buddy of mine grew up hunting the harpeth with his grandmother. They actually found a mastodon tusk sticking out of a gravel bar while out hunting. That tusk is the one that’s currently displayed at the Tennessee state museum. Thanks as always buddy!

Thanks buddy! I’m with you, the strange and unusual pieces are an added bonus. That last piece looked like a well worn grinding stone / bowl. I found it right there near where the harpeth river was found. Came out of the same little clump of dirt I imagine. I’m glad that harpeth wasn’t snapped in half like it was! Haha Thanks again my friend!

Haha I know! Little booger was all over that thing! Luckily I don’t have to compete with them, otherwise it’d be game over for me!

Thanks bud! Those white bands are translucent when backlit. Pretty neat looking piece, and the video as usual doesn’t do it justice! Haha thanks as always man!

@@Points365 no way man you always make great videos!

Thank you! When it’s backlit the white stripes are translucent. They were hunting with a little flair with that piece!😂 Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks man, I really appreciate that. The flake tools are always neat! I feel like they get passed up by a lot of artifact hunters. Either they just want the pointy stuff, or they just think they are flakes… either way I’ll take their leftovers! Haha But yep, you nailed it. Buck creek. Found it at my buck creek spot. That’s the only projectile type I’ve ever found there. Probably somewhere around 25-28 found there so far. It must’ve been their point of choice there! Haha thanks again buddy!

Thanks man and sorry for the video silence! Work has been wearing me out, and when not working, hunting for more additions to the collection has been going on. I’ve had some good luck over the past couple months and can’t wait to share the new finds! Now the real hard work begins…. Making videos! Haha thanks as always buddy!

Haha thanks man! Sorry for the recent lack of vids… work has been wearing me out, and when I wasn’t working I was busy looking for content to share! It’s been a good past few months and have some goodies to share. Now back to making more videos between sleeping and hunting! Haha thanks buddy!

Thanks man! The recent rains and flooding have definitely helped with the artifacts. A flood event usually improves the hunting for a couple years at least! I appreciate ya man and hope you have continued luck and success in your upcoming hunts!

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Thanks man, I really appreciate that. People either love or hate my video style it seems. I’m always glad to hear from fans of my style! It’s always a pleasure to share the finds and appreciate you taking the time to check them out.

Thanks buddy! I finally got around to piecing a video together of some finds from earlier this year. I try to make sure everyone gets to see every angle since I so often find myself wanting to see more when watching other videos. I appreciate ya man! I’m planning on getting out this weekend… I’ll be sure to let you know if anything is found!

Thanks buddy! I don’t have too many in my collection, so when I get lucky enough to add another one to the collection it’s always exciting! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out man!