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thanks for watching man.

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

Thanks man I've got 3 videos left to release really hopping that guy in sc is serious about bringing me out.

Thanks

Native Americans would knock those two notches off of a river rock and then attach it to their Nets to catch fish

How do you figure. it is made of chert and has flakes taken off all over it. It is most definitely a core

I ended up deciding to leave this at the creek the inside of the divot was rough and not smooth almost like there was some kind of nodule that fell out

I live in Schenectady County

Probably Onondaga..I'm between Buffalo and Rochester NY, where you find chert you get limestone...we find a very nice looking variety of the chert that is light grey to blue.... Also find a lot of palm to hand size limestone spearheads.... glad to find someone else in the glorious state of new York

@mikereilly7629 I live in Schenectady County I have found gray blue black and green the green in normaskill chert

its some kind of chert

Thanks

Every one is with me in spirit.

It blows me away how the technology of point crafting changed Clovis and Folsom points were the pinnacle and then the deluge and catastrophe around 10-11,000 years ago happened And the points since then are crude and nowhere near what they used to be Pretty interesting and wild to me.. There’s a few places out here in AZ where you can find obsidian knives and spear points, arrowheads It’s a wild place, just outside Flagstaff

@blackflag-bountyboys that would be super cool to find some artifacts made from obsidian. I do find some really nice stuff from time to time but I do pretty much all field hunting and the plow's are unforgiving.

@@19SAA88 for sure I’m from MN and ND Have a couple really nice pints from up there Seriously, if you ever come out here let’s go on a search

@@19SAA88 I have a bucket full of cool stuff, and a smaller one of the really nice ones In fact, I carry obsidian with me and donate it to the lands and spirits of the people before me, whenever I’m hunting an area Out of respect and giving back

Thank you. Thanks for watching!

You just gotta check thos spots were you found those there gotta be more.

I plan to till I'm old and grey lol. Thank you for watching

Thank you so much! It make me happy to know people do enjoy my videos.

@@JackMyhoff-wy5mc corn as far as the eyes can see lol

@@19SAA88 I just harvested my one bushel from one row just the other day because grasshoppers killed them overnight but it gave me seed for next year. Any tips for north Tx beside maybe “water the s out of them”? I couldn’t imagine how to No till in corn but I do have a thick wildflower patch that in hindsight might have worked better than tilling such a small area and letting the grass take over… y’all big timers run a chain through your trenching every 2 or 3 months right? Grass is worse than grasshoppers 1000%

@@JackMyhoff-wy5mc When I said my fields, I just meant the fields that I have permission to look in. I do not grow any of the crops in the fields that I walk. Sorry for the confusion

@@19SAA88 you lied to me…

@@JackMyhoff-wy5mc lol I guess technically but not intentionally

If you think this is cool you should see some of my full length videos and find some really cool stuff check my latest.

Hell yea thanks a lot!!

Man I was so pumped

@@19SAA88 fighting a plow never makes it easy in a field.

I live in Schenectady county. how about you?

@@19SAA88 in Ulster county, near New Paltz.

@@Eastwing74 New Paltz is about an hour from me how's the arrowhead hunting out that way?

@@19SAA88 really awesome all the farm fields pretty much everywhere you go in Ulster county have remnants of the natives.

@@19SAA88 I am also about 45 minutes from Orange County where they have the black dirt. It’s a famous area because they recovered a whole mastodon skeleton out of the ground.

I am not but I'm not too far is that were your from how the arrow head hunting up that way

All good. Iv got plenty of full video of some nice stuff on my channel check it out if your interested

It is the broken tip to a native Arrowhead

Obsidian knives and arrows were sharper than surgical knives

I don't either. I can't believe anyone watches this for fun

@@bobjones3069 I'm in groups on face book with 100k members if you don't like it you don't have to watch. Lots of other people are interested and will. 🤙🏼

@@JackMyhoff-wy5mc That is true about obsidian. The material that is made out of the arrowheads I find doesn't get quite that sharp.

Thank you!! Unfortunately the corn to tall know.. iv got several more Saturdays worth of videos to put out still though. Glad you are enjoying them.

Arrowhead tip I'm guessing

It's a broken tip to an arrowhead

I have full length videos where I find much better stuff.

That's crazy. We are all walking over all sorts of stuff we can't see yet.

Arrow head

@@grumpymonk2460 cool! Def a keeper!

Hard to tell the general term is arrowhead but could be a knife, Arrowhead, spear point, or other such stone tool. Thanks for watching!!

That about 3 hours from me. Good looking up there?

thanks!

30's is all that is needed for a video to be counted as a view. so says a quick google search?

Im in Schenectady county. Do you collect?

@19SAA88 joe foster here, I do hunt and collect and also a amateur knapper 😉

@@overhaullin84 what part of the state are you in. iv tried n knapping a few times but haven't since last summer

definitely could be. I found this years ago in the same field you and I were in.

it sure is. i has happy to find this one hole!

I plan to! thanks for watching.

New York

It was a great day. I'm thankful for every day i can get out in these fields

Do you still have them what types were you finding out there

@@19SAA88 Brewertons Madisons hard stone axes headstone celts Jacks Reef My friend found a gorget. and numerous other points

Thanks a lot! plenty more video to come!

Thanks!

Do you think it could be a spearhead? I have another one practically the same design. From another location and I really felt like they were big knives or scrapers.

Thanks. And thanks for watching

It definitely has serration showing that it was knapped, it’s a real deal knife and at one point it was sharp enough to shave hair

Lol. I will discard it from my collection ASAP😂

it was the biggest chunkiest piece i had found at that time

thanks man. im pumped about all the pottery

why is that

@@19SAA88 the way it happens to be named begets a sort of hilarity

@@myyoutubepage1 ohh i get it lol

In short it was used to crack open nuts. there are lot and lots of examples online. and articles that could give you a much better explanation than i can, thanks for watching