Chasing History: Excavating A Petrified Forest
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- Опубліковано 19 січ 2022
- Chase heads to Arizona and teams up with Aamon Jaeger to help excavate petrified tree specimens from a region where the subterranean layer of petrified trees goes as deep as 900 feet. Joining Chase and Aamon are frequent Chasing History guests Ty Lamph of Utah Dump Diggers and Andre Lujan and Matt Harrell from the Texas Through Time Museum.
Awsome video, just ran across it and I love history, and I met you a few times with Jasper Moore back when you were learning how to Knapp stones
thanks for the comment! swing by the shop any time and be sure to subscribe we have a lot of cool stuff coming up. chase says he hasn't seen jasper in a long time, but hope he and you are both doing well.
The Corporal sent me. Great video 📹 👍! I am a rock 🪨 hound from way back ..fossils rok!!
Thats Awesome to here, we are too!! thanks for checking us out!! we are a discovery documentary series and always putting out new stuff! So Grateful for the support the corporals corner community you guys have been incredible!! you guys ROCK!!
Need t-shirt: Armchair Fossil Hunter. Fun to watch and love the enthusiasm.
haha... i am sure there are ones out their... their are a LOT of funny fossil shirts! be sure to subscribe we have a lot of great episodes coming soon and check out back catalog we have a lot of GREAT fossil episodes back there! thanks for your comment and encouragement!
great vid. Glad you finally got some remote mics!
hahaha..... yes ... sound has been our white whale but we are working hard on always improving! we hope you will stay with us even through our mistakes! we are not the travel channel! just a band of passionate people trying to share some history!
@@ChasingHistory Ive struggled with wind for years (my other channel mainly), but finally figured out lav mics and body positioning. A lot of things to struggle with for a small channel when you have to be producer, narrator, videographer, etc.
Carry a metal detector gold is found in ancient petrified trees the sap turns into quarts, hope you find a big tree. This only happened 300 years ago
good to know about the gold! thanks for passing that on!
The corporal sent me
thanks for checking us out!! we are a discovery documentary series and always putting out new stuff! So Grateful for the support the corporals corner community you guys have been incredible!! you guys ROCK!!
Kool operation going on there, wish every one success in the endeavor. Those polished pieces would look great in my rock garden👍🏻
they do polish up GREAT!! we have got a lot of them in our shop and at home and office and truck and everywhere/... hahaha! thanks for the comment we appcerate the support!
I never realized such a thing as a buried petrified forest existed in today’s world. Awesome and thanks to you!
Can anyone go to this site and collect the Petrified Wood?
This is Private property, but if you look online you can find places and ways to collect fossil wood.
@@ChasingHistory oh darn!!!! I live in southern Idaho. We have lots of places to find pet wood, but I've yet to see huge logs like that around here. I'm guessing if a person could dig deep enough, they might be there. Not only is this area an ancient lake/flood area, it's also an ancient volcanic area with a lot of either dormant or still active features. In fact, I just found a nice seven plus pound chunk of pet wood a week and a half ago!