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Fantastic. Greetings from South Africa.

I enjoyed the video. Unfortunately he didn’t show how the cut the notch for the insertion of the projectile point or for the nock. I wish also wish that he would have discussed wooden fore shafts and cane arrow shafts.

Some better close ups make viewing more pleasurable...!! 🤓

Thank you for sharing you information so we can learn this !

Thank you for making these vids and sharing !!!

Very informative! Great video

Thank you for your expert information. I found several stone axes in the field of my Father's farm here in Northern IL. They look similar to the stone axe head you have with the groove for binding the handle. I would like to honor my Father by returning the axe to a working state. What would the handle have looked like? My ultimate goal is to return the axe to someone or a foundation from this area.

Tasty *crunch crunch*

Very interesting and educational. But in your examples of holes that were natural you had two that looked like fish effigies. Is that completely coincidental or are they possibly fish effigies. I'm in eastern PA and have found an Indian site with numerous effigies. But I cannot find any archaeologists to discuss them with. Is this a dying science or something as you're all extremely allusive? If you have any archaeologist contacts in the Easton, PA area, please give me a hint as to their whereabouts. Thank so much and once again, the education is much appreciated.

Thank you so much, this is exactly the differentiation I needed to decide as a biomedical engineer if I have a big big find. If you could take a look, a minute? A flower bouquet on the fountain is what we miss in the city. BR

It’s as old as you are 😂😂😂

I have very thick sherds 😅😅

Three years after you posted this and I just bought a bucket with a spout. Awesome demo.

In an age of misinformation and ignorance, this channel is a breath of fresh air

Excellent video, informative and very helpful!

I enjoyed your Video . Thank you for your knowledge it is Appreciated .

I'm curious how you clean these stone tools. Do you have to be careful to not remove some of the patina? Very informative. Thank you! I've found many many grinding stones here in southern NH in one location.

Great video, as always.

Hello ❤ I have a rock in the shape of a foot, I found on 😂 my family land. I can't find anyone who can give me any information on the stone . 😊

That was excellent and I learned sooo much. I never realized the amount of work and time that the Indians spent making the arrows!!!!!!

Many of the natural stones were used as tools wieghts and jewlery. Some of these pendents are ugly. I think some of these pendants were use as wieghts. Just a thought.❤

Good luck with that 😂😂

You have a good imagination 😅😅😅

Metal drill 😂😂

Stone drill 😂😂😂😮😮

You are retared 😅😅

Mussels are in the ocean to 😅😅

Clams are in the ocean 🌊 😅😅

May I email you a picture of what I think is old pottery found in a creek bed?

It’s all mine 😅😅

I found a site on the Delaware River in New Jersey Lenape tribe 😂😂😂

I found a collection of 33 stone tools revealed in the beach after a recent hurricane. The tools seem highly specialized. I dont know how to interpret.

Wow. Very nice. Thank you for sharing!

That's awesome thanks for sharing 👍

Awesome. I’m in ANTH 330 and was in need of pottery information.

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Very very good and educational. Really good job 👍👍👍👍

At 14:45 it’s an eagle from the top view the head and beak are facing down can see the spots for eyes even

Wow... Amazing, thank you so much for passing this information on :)

That was OUTSTANDING! Thank you for sharing!!

You have to go at low tide 😂😂

I have a museum 😅😅

Pennsville New Jersey 😅😅😅

Effigies celts arrowheads 😅😅😅

I have a lot of artifacts 😅😅

It’s all mine I guess 😂😂😂

Does anyone really care 😢😢😢

I found a site on the Delaware River in New Jersey who should I call ☎️

Da 😂😂😂

Oh babe ❤❤❤