Foe those watching this video, you might find the following you tube video interesting: Discovery - rock or artifact by Jennifer Brown. It has a car scan image!
hey Chris yes clearly made but can you see the 7s DC and 777 some times rotated upside down sometimes DSC 777 WORLDWIDE ITS ON ALMOST ALL STONE , IVE BROKEN ROCKS IN HALF SEEN SCENES ON THE INSIDE CLEARLY BUT MINIATURE BUT VERY DETAILED SCENES. MIND BLOWING QUITE FRANKLY . aloha DSC777
Holy shit.... the crossover to Scandinavian artefacts is massive... There are some big holes in history, that's for sure. I've been finding tons of ancient artefacts on our family farm in the south of Norway, Everything from larger carved stone, seemingly forgotten megalithic sights, flint tools, stone hammers and axes, a copper coin, and all during my "free" time within the past months. Thanks for the useful info, as archeologists nowadays are steeped in the ideological explanations and oversimplification of the past.
Anyone aware of portable rock art in Missouri, and if the Sioux Nation made any? I have found a few pieces that appear to be effigies or some sort of tributes. All help appreciated!!
I’ve been aware of this for almost a year now. It’s so intriguing. The land my house sits on is recognized as Native American territory. I believe you would be extremely interested in @BSshowtime ‘s collection of artifacts. He has studied how to recognize authenticity, and his large collection is definitely something to look at!!! Great work! Magical!
Great video and information.. extremely helpful..I have been arrowhead artifact hunting for 35yrs in western Pa just 40 or so miles north of where the last glacier stopped..I pick everything up that even looks like it might be an artifact and try and sort them out touched by a human or naturally broken from the glacier or from the farmers tilling the fields..fresh breaks are easy to spot but this video helps me sort out the other stuff..thank you for sharing ! ✌️
Lmao! This is why we don't know anything about America's past. First of all what force in nature causes one rock to strike another with enough impact to actually break thr rock? Secondly what causes this same "glacial material " down here in Kentucky where there were no glaciers and the water flows North?
Hi Chris. I love your channel by the way and just subscribed. Would you be able to offer your opinion on the plausibility that a grouping of stone items I have found suggest artifact vs geo-fact?
You can drop a 10 ton granite boulder into 10ft of water onto the most brittle rock and it will never break the first rock. It will land just like it would on a pillow. I don't understand the people who came up with these theories and more than that I don't understand those who believe it
I don’t get it what’s the purpose what’s the purpose I really don’t get it I mean I love to learn like a lot of people but digging up anything just seems to be a waste of time and no eternal purpose none at all,,,
The material is from ancient Native American occupation sites. Thus is the material used by the ancients to make tools. There is cultural and historical significance to the study of this rock. It’s not at all a waste of time.
Yeah I have been but I love stones love stones and rocks and all that stuff even was good on lime stone the last four years of my life I absolutely they used to make fun of me because how much stones I loved but it’s not the time nor is it the time to spend money on such stuff I’m just telling you you Love the lot of things but it’s not the right time it just isn’t it just isn’t people are dying left and right Women’s American women afraid afraid to be in America afraid I never thought that would ever happen I wasn’t afraid of anything like I said it’s not the right time and really it is not don’t give a damn how old it is or what the hell it is yeah I’m going through a crisis yeah definitely definitely
i've found loads aswell as the rocks bearing the shells. Definitely shells smashed out of rock for tool use... very sharp!
Very useful, thanks. Also intrigued by the demotivational drawers to your left.
Loving this content
Foe those watching this video, you might find the following you tube video interesting: Discovery - rock or artifact by Jennifer Brown. It has a car scan image!
great info and great examples with pics .. thanks for sharing
Mr. cook is a amazing knapper, a true artist
I agree i find some of the oldest stuff out of glacial deposits.
hey Chris yes clearly made but can you see the 7s DC and 777 some times rotated upside down sometimes
DSC 777 WORLDWIDE ITS ON ALMOST ALL STONE , IVE BROKEN ROCKS IN HALF SEEN SCENES ON THE INSIDE CLEARLY BUT MINIATURE BUT VERY DETAILED SCENES. MIND BLOWING QUITE FRANKLY . aloha DSC777
I have some amazing artifacts and in a site now that might just change things
Make sure your artifacts doesn't say. Artifacts. Com. On them.
Holy shit.... the crossover to Scandinavian artefacts is massive... There are some big holes in history, that's for sure. I've been finding tons of ancient artefacts on our family farm in the south of Norway, Everything from larger carved stone, seemingly forgotten megalithic sights, flint tools, stone hammers and axes, a copper coin, and all during my "free" time within the past months. Thanks for the useful info, as archeologists nowadays are steeped in the ideological explanations and oversimplification of the past.
Anyone aware of portable rock art in Missouri, and if the Sioux Nation made any? I have found a few pieces that appear to be effigies or some sort of tributes. All help appreciated!!
I’ve been aware of this for almost a year now. It’s so intriguing. The land my house sits on is recognized as Native American territory. I believe you would be extremely interested in @BSshowtime ‘s collection of artifacts. He has studied how to recognize authenticity, and his large collection is definitely something to look at!!! Great work! Magical!
Great video and information.. extremely helpful..I have been arrowhead artifact hunting for 35yrs in western Pa just 40 or so miles north of where the last glacier stopped..I pick everything up that even looks like it might be an artifact and try and sort them out touched by a human or naturally broken from the glacier or from the farmers tilling the fields..fresh breaks are easy to spot but this video helps me sort out the other stuff..thank you for sharing ! ✌️
FOSSILISED SHELLS, razor sharp
Lmao! This is why we don't know anything about America's past. First of all what force in nature causes one rock to strike another with enough impact to actually break thr rock? Secondly what causes this same "glacial material " down here in Kentucky where there were no glaciers and the water flows North?
Very informative, thank you
Hi Chris. I love your channel by the way and just subscribed. Would you be able to offer your opinion on the plausibility that a grouping of stone items I have found suggest artifact vs geo-fact?
I will email me
Flood waters go down and I don't see a single freshly broken rock. What causes rocks to break other rocks? Please someone explain
You can drop a 10 ton granite boulder into 10ft of water onto the most brittle rock and it will never break the first rock. It will land just like it would on a pillow. I don't understand the people who came up with these theories and more than that I don't understand those who believe it
Anyone else notice the fossils in every piece? Once you see them you'll never stop, lol
Thanks for the upload, enjoyed it
Yep
MANITOU SPIRIT STONES NATIVE AMERICAN IMAGE STONES.
I don’t get it what’s the purpose what’s the purpose I really don’t get it I mean I love to learn like a lot of people but digging up anything just seems to be a waste of time and no eternal purpose none at all,,,
The material is from ancient Native American occupation sites. Thus is the material used by the ancients to make tools. There is cultural and historical significance to the study of this rock. It’s not at all a waste of time.
Are you going through an existential crisis or something? Why would you watch this if you don’t think there is any purpose behind it?
I lost everything and one of the saddest things is my stones yeah it’s not even funny
Yeah I have been but I love stones love stones and rocks and all that stuff even was good on lime stone the last four years of my life I absolutely they used to make fun of me because how much stones I loved but it’s not the time nor is it the time to spend money on such stuff I’m just telling you you Love the lot of things but it’s not the right time it just isn’t it just isn’t people are dying left and right
Women’s American women afraid afraid to be in America afraid I never thought that would ever happen I wasn’t afraid of anything like I said it’s not the right time and really it is not don’t give a damn how old it is or what the hell it is yeah I’m going through a crisis yeah definitely definitely