Knives and Spears

[@DanielKearney-zp6gp]

Eric, You are finding things I don't see on any other channel. Well done. Keep up the good work. Thanks for taking us along again.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

I appreciate that!

[@PracticalKen]

Awesome variety found!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks!

[@peterleray6084]

Excellent hunt!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you for watching!

[@NorCalTim]

Holy cow what an assortment of great finds!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you very much.

[@davidraines1380]

Brother you found an absolute gold mine. Some of that stuff I’ve never seen before.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Wow, thanks!

[@williamstewart1378]

wow yet again you're finding some really Amazing things. good Luck and Dig it All

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks much.

[@TerrellHaygood]

Wow, very cool finds!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@davidnelson2951]

Man I love your channel thank you for the adventures.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for watching!

[@MarktheSenileDetectorist]

Awesome finds

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for coming

[@jaredsperry5393]

Awesome copper and flint arrowhead / spearhead!!!
I will be detecting my UP spots in just a few hours…super motivated thanks to your videos!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Good luck!

[@relicrat]

Another great hunt with some awesome finds. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for watching!

[@treasuretom13]

I love those two spearheads Eric! Really amazing! I'm a little south of you but know that good feeling, I dug a Raddatz Spear Point 3500-5000 years old 👏

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Very cool! Congrats.

[@granvillewooster7673]

Awesome hunt thank you so very much for sharing 👍👍❤️

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for watching!

[@peterrobino9383]

First hemweight spill I've seen. Good find

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks much.

[@WyoWellTester]

Your channel is a hidden gem great finds great videos

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks so much!

[@susanhoffman7754]

Wow Eric. Spear heads how cool. Thanks again for sharing

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for watching!

[@jazzymartino5839]

Great stuff as always, that last clip is crazy!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Appreciate it!

[@williamstaehely1123]

Man that's some sick finds, I love your videos

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you so much.

[@wildmandigging3486]

Great finds buddy awesome hunt God Bless and happy dirt fishin…Virgil

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks! You too!

[@relicrat]

Great hunt. Love the fishhook. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for watching!

[@independent5564]

I live in Cadillac Michigan, but I haven't had my Nox 600 out for a couple of years now.

[@Eric_Detectorist]

I was just in Cadillac today and have researched that area before. Definitely some history there.

[@MD-NWWI]

Awesome work! I found a cannonball like that along lake superior once. We come over and detect michigan a few times a year. The U.P. that is. If you are ever up for company me and my detecting buddy would love to join! That is if you're in DA YOOPER LAND😊😊

[@Lubi419HH]

Same from me and my gf, we'll be in the paradise/whitefish/marais areas second week of October if anyone wants to link up. I will say we've never found anything 1700s up there, your channel opened up a whole different area of research for us. Are there any museums or anyplace in the area that would be interested in items we may find?

[@Eric_Detectorist]

I hunt the eastern UP and would love to join you sometime. Thanks for watching.

[@richardklapka5147]

The best show in Wisco i say! 27:38

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks much

[@shawnathon60]

Sheffield Plate from England, I had a set of cutlery w/ genuine horn handles from there

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thank you for sharing.

[@Wally-g6b]

Copper spear, that was a trade item, it also predates columbus comming to the americas does it not. lol

[@Eric_Detectorist]

That copper spear was probably used to hunt wooly mammoths and wild bison. The copper culture natives stopped using copper and went back to stone tools 2000 years before Columbus.

[@kevinallen9009]

Don’t think those 4 items are hem weights. Were hem weights even a thing in 16 and 1700 ‘s ? I think hem weights were more a Victorian relic

[@BillMarshallmn]

Fixed tongue brooches 👍

[@kevinallen9009]

@@BillMarshallmn that makes perfect sense

[@Eric_Detectorist]

Thanks for the clarification Bill.