This is a fantastic source of information regarding the Murray Springs site. This is good background for our upcoming visit to the site so we can get more out of our investigation. Thanks for putting this together.
Just came across your video. I wanted to share with you a site not far from there in a wash called Davidson east of Tucson, I found a Sandia point. I found it in two pieces. The first piece I threw in a container for broken arrowheads and sat there for at least two years. I found the other half on another trip, I superglued it together and a perfect fit. Not knowing what it was at the time I sold it at my garage sale for .50 cents. This was in 1969.
Megafaunal remains and artifacts dating to the Clovis period in this area are found in a black soil layer in the stratigraphy that is labeled "black mat".
Thanks to Vance and Jesse for doing this. A wonderful piece of archeological history.
This is a fantastic source of information regarding the Murray Springs site. This is good background for our upcoming visit to the site so we can get more out of our investigation. Thanks for putting this together.
Well done and absolutely fascinating. Thanks for sharing this.
Hey Jessie, just found this video. Miss you all.
-Dirk Harris
I.T. Manager, Anthropology, University of Arizona!
We had some great years.
Thank you .
The knowledge of seeing a rock and being able to read it is a power I wish I had.
Great greetings from Holland🇾🇪👍
This is definitely an important piece of history, and an excellent video! Thank you, Vance and Jesse!
Excellent narrated history. I have shared with the comet research group.
This is wonderful as I grew up in Sierra Vista and remember hearing about these sites as a kid. Thank you for this .
Thx guys 🍻🚀☄🎭
Just came across your video. I wanted to share with you a site not far from there in a wash called Davidson east of Tucson, I found a Sandia point. I found it in two pieces. The first piece I threw in a container for broken arrowheads and sat there for at least two years. I found the other half on another trip, I superglued it together and a perfect fit. Not knowing what it was at the time I sold it at my garage sale for .50 cents. This was in 1969.
I bet that was fun, I’m proud of my friend Jesse
Great Video!
Great.
What is the " "black mat"?
Megafaunal remains and artifacts dating to the Clovis period in this area are found in a black soil layer in the stratigraphy that is labeled "black mat".
Arroyo Negro?
Why not? Back when that Wash was named, it was named in Spanish which probably means Black Wash. Are you trying to turn it into a racist name??
@@Nubsnstubsthat’s the name. The draw is called “black water draw”. Not everything is racism.