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You are correct ! I've spent countless hours walking these banks . It was a major travel corridor with many resources for Native Americans to utilize and survive from . It can and does produce a great diversity of artifacts . The rise and fall of water levels reveal these artifacts . I enjoy hunting during the winter the most . Lots of high water to wash things out . Thanks for watching . Best wishes to you.

@bluegrassrelics1969 thanks for writing me back I'm in Kentucky the native Americans loved the bluegrass state I can find them anywhere in the state I would say Kentucky and Missouri produce the best quality just throwing in my 2 cents have a blessed day

I kinda thought mano or a pestle . Thanks for watching , I appreciate it.

I hate to hear you lost your phone and all of your info . That sucks for sure . Do you still have the same cell # ? I think it is some sort of pestle . It has polish , pecking , and use wear on it . It's good to hear from you , brother . I'd still like to get out and do some rock hunting on the big river with when you can make it down . Take care , man

I was thinking it was a flint adze as well . Hope you've been doing well . Let's get out soon . Thanks for watching, brother .

Thanks for stopping by , brother . It's always good to hear from you . Artifacts definitely provide a balance . It's nice to find a few things when rock hunting . Take care 👍

Thanks , brother! I'm pretty sure the big rock was a pestle . After cleaning it and looking at under good light , you can see the pecking , grinding , polish , and use wear on it very good . Thanks for watching , I appreciate it . Best wishes on your next hunt .

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Thanks , brother ! I appreciate you watching . Best wishes !!!

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Thanks , man ! I found quite a few of them in the last couple of years . Some are well used up. Hope you find one soon . I appreciate you watching .

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Thanks , brother ! The power of water is our friend . Those washes or gullies are my favorite spots to look . They are usually productive . The celt was well used, but Im happy to add it to my collection. There is quite a bit of hardstone to be found in my neck of the woods . Thanks for watching, I appreciate it. Best wishes to you.

Thanks, Jack ! I'm considering going back today after all the rain yesterday . Maybe a few things got uncovered . Thanks for watching. It's always good to hear from you, fellas .

Thanks ,Terry ! It was a good trip out rock hunting . The rise and fall of water levels always helps uncover treasure. Thanks for watching . It's always good to hear from you . Best wishes to you, my friend .

Thanks for watching , I appreciate it. I'm glad you enjoyed the video . I gave you a sub as well . Best wishes to you .

Thanks for watching , I appreciate it. I gave you a sub as well . Best wishes to you .

Thanks ,brother . Rain is always a big help in washing stuff out . Take care, Mike .

Thanks ,Johnny ! That Adena was perfect for sure . I'm pretty sure it was a knife form that never was hafted . It doesn't show any resharpening, and the tip was perfect . We will get out soon . Thanks for watching . I was good hearing from you . Take care , brother .

Thanks , man ! Any celt found is good ! Lol! It was a good morning, for sure . I'm not positive on the last point, but I think it's an Adena in knife form . Thanks for watching , I appreciate it . Best of luck to you .

Thanks , brother ! The water level looked safe . The rise and fall is what washes the good stuff out . Everything is still covered in mud, so hopefully, some good rain will clean things off . Thanks for watching , I appreciate it . Best wishes to you .

@@bluegrassrelics1969 I guess you miss understood what I meant . All I was saying was the water is going back up before it really washes the lower rock line. At least on my stretch of River it was just starting to expose the lower rock line and this rain is going to silt it all back in. Just wanted to clarify that. Anyways happy hunting!

@RiverRatArtifacts No worries, brother. I knew what you meant . My rock line is mostly still mudded in on this site . Recent rain has started to expose it again . It's tricky with the river going up . Seems like the longer the water is up, the more mud it leaves behind . The more the mud gets washed off, the better it will get, hopefully . Sorry for the misunderstanding, brother . Good luck out there, my friend

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The possibilities are endless as to things you can find in and along waterways . Bottles , fossils , old horse shoes , bullets , coins , pottery , buckles from shoes, buttons , fishing lures , sinkers , and tons of other old stuff . Thanks for stopping by , I appreciate it. Best wishes to you.

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Thanks, Jack ! It was nice to get out and play in the mud for a few hours . Looking forward to a good rock hunting season . Hope you guys have been do8ng well.

How are you and Bennie doing AJ?

@@PaleoHunter69 fair to midland bro. How about you?

@@actionjacksonartifactsandb877 I'm ok. I'm glad I talked to you this afternoon. I had you on my mind.

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I'm glad to be back . Thanks for watching, brother. Best wishes to you.

Thanks ,man ! It was a fun day despite the mudded in site . I've found some killer stuff in them creeks . I appreciate you stopping by . Best wishes out there!!!

Thanks, brother . That mud ain't no joke . I know when to not walk in it .Lol! It will pull a boot off trying to get out of it . Lol! That's an interesting idea on the pottery shard . I've often wondered why some is really thin with elaborate markings in it, and some is chunky and more crude . That makes sense . It felt good to get out . I'm gonna get the boat out so I can hit a bunch of sites soon . Can't wait to see some killers from your sites as well . Good hearing from you, and best wishes out there, brother .

Thanks for watching .

Thanks for watching . The big river is a great place to hunt for relics . Rising and falling water levels is the key . Knowing where sites are is important as well . Best wishes .

You can't get them all . I have a ton of nice nutting stones . Leave some for the next guy to take home . Thanks for watching.

They definitely don't find them all. I have found them in someone else's footprints . Thanks for watching.

Thanks , brother . We think it is a used up pinetree that was reworked into a drill . I appreciate you watching . Best wishes out there .

You can't find them all . It looks silly that I missed it but it happens . Thanks for watching. Best wishes.

@@bluegrassrelics1969 i m probably gettin excited and seein artifacts that arent there. Keep up the cool vids👍

Thanks , brother! We think it was a used up pinetree that they reworked into a drill . I appreciate you watching, and best wishes to you

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Thanks, brother! It was definitely a used up point . We think it was probably a pinetree repurposed into a drill . Thanks for watching , I appreciate it . I'm doing a giveaway for reaching 1k subs . Leave a comment on that upload, and I will include you in the giveaway . Best wishes !!

Thanks , I appreciate you watching .

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This isn't Paleo Hunter . He is a good friend of mine that I rock hunt with when we can . Thanks for stopping by . I appreciate the prayers, my friend . Best wishes

Thanks, buddy ! The drill was a cool piece . Wish I could have found more stuff, but that's how it goes when the water is low . Talk to you soon .

Thanks, Jack . Had some skin cancer removed from my cheek . 32 stitches later, I'm back in business . I wasn't sure if it was a lost lake or a pinetree . Definitely knew it was early archaic . I hope you guys have been doing well . Take care , buddy .

Nice to see you out again hunting those relics. Nice spot on that drill👍🏻

Hey, thanks, brother . It was a sweet Dovetail . That site doesn't give up much, but when it does, it's usually an oldie . The skin cancer on the face sucked but everything went well . I'm pretty much healed up now. I will be sporting a 10-gallon hat and sunscreen to protect from the sun regularly. I missed the best part of rock hunting season, but your well-being comes first . Mike is a good friend of mine, and I've started taking him out looking with me over the last year or so . I've been subbed and watching your channel for some time now . Great content and always entertaining. I love hunting waterways, and it's cool to see you doing the same . Like you , we have a lot of hunting pressure here as well . Just part of it, and they don't find them all . Just have to work harder than the other guys and look places that are overlooked . I really appreciate you watching and subbing . My name is Chris, and I hope you fill your pockets up the next time out . Best wishes , man .

@@bluegrassrelics1969 Yeah, when Michael told me about your channel I checked you out and saw your profile picture and I thought it definitely looked familiar. If we have spoken in the past and I forgot, my apologies. I get people confused pretty easy on here sometimes. So many cool people and cool channels! Glad your procedure went well, Chris. I'm Aaron by the way. Good luck out there!

Thank you . It is definitely cool to find ancient artifacts. I appreciate you watching . Best wishes to you as well.

There are plenty of artifacts in the happy hunting grounds. Thanks for watching.

Thanks, man !!! I'm on the way to full recovery . Just got 32 stitches taken out . I'm hoping to be back rock hunting in a few weeks . It definitely is good for the soul . I appreciate you watching . Best wishes to you.

How's it going, brother ? The trade pipe piece is likely early to mid 1800s Era. They were originally made and brought here by Europeans and traded with Native Americans for fur and / or other goods . I'm pretty sure after that, they were manufactured here as they became popular among early Americans . I've also heard them called Penny pipes . The piece I found is of unknown origin . It could have been used by indians but most likely wasn't. It is really just speculation at this point . It is amazing the things you can find in a creek . Back in the old days, folks threw their trash over the hill in creeks, and it wasn't frowned upon like today . Some of this stuff got mudded in the bank and eventually gets washed out years later . Thanks for stopping by, and that's a great set of questions . I'm definitely no expert, but I hope that I shed some light on these trade pipes for you . Best wishes to you

Thanks, guys ! It had a little ear damage, but I'm happy to have found it . I appreciate you all watching . Best wishes out there.