Beautiful finds! Love the quartz you guys find down there! Some great Guilfords and Morrow Mountains! Shame about the broken pendant! Thanks for sharing
I find very similar points types like you are finding im in the N.C. Foothills I have found some amazing things over the years. I have been hunting artifacts around 47 years and have enjoyed every step I took looking and exploring
Awesome finds brother, I find a lot of Guilford's in my neck of the woods, Guilford's/morrow mountains are the main types of quartz points I find, anyway thanks for sharing, Happy New Year, God Bless & GL&HH!!
Super great finds!! Loved the live find- that is a killer. We did not get any plowed fields this year to walk 😢 but it was fun to watch you find some of the same types of points we normally find. Great video- thanks for bringing us along on your adventures.
Awesome finds brother, I hunt a lot in Rutherford, Cleveland, Cherokee, and Greenville. We have some great hunting around here. Do especially good on the property I have access too on the broad river. Also, disregard the user name it was an account I made for a free UA-cam TV trial lol..
Nice hunt. The same toolkit and material usage extends down into Dekalb County Ga. Quartz and diabase points mostly from the Old Quartz Culture, middle Archaic into early Woodland period. This culture lasted for around 4000 years. The climate was different then being very wet at times and the animal fauna also.
We find chert too mainly in the Woodland sites. Of course some overlap from different periods. The Woodland and very late Archaic are located near water, rivers and creeks. There's quartz usage there too. It's the old stuff that I find up on hilltops away from the water, the Guilford and Morrow Mountain. The Savannah River points are found in both. Supposedly during the Archaic it was much wetter. The rivers and creeks were higher so they camped up away from it. During the Woodland, chert was traded in from the Coastal Plain, Tennessee and North Alabama. Rhyolite from North Carolina. We have very large outcrops of diabase in this area especially North of Lithonia Ga. in Dekalb and Qwinnett County. The Deptford site at Tabor Bluff had a trade network established in the Tampa Bay area. This is known by the pottery style discovered at Tabor Bluff and confirmed by Lloyd Schroeder.
@@robertporch8895 there is not an abundance of chert here… however, the field I’ve been looking lately seems to have some the most Ive ever seen from early archaic through Mississippian… Chert is not local here 👍
Hey just came across your channel and gave you a sub. Those are some nice finds! Really like that pestle you found. We don’t get to walk a lot of fields because they no-till in our area. We enjoyed watching and good luck on your next hunt. 👍🏻
I’m usually not a field guy… but this field hast even plowed in a long long time… was really hard to get into in the early 80’s but It changed hands and I know the owner so I have free reign…I’ve got enough footage for two more videos in that same field … I’ll post over the winter… thank you so much for watching … good luck to you sir
I never found points sticking out of the dirt like that. The only points I find on the surface in a plowed field are stained red and usually barely sticking out of a dirt clod. 9 out of 10 times there is no point, but a sharp stone. You are really lucky!!!
The soil in that one field is a mix of red clay,some really rich black dirt and sand and when it rains the stand at attention like a soldier! Thanks for the comment and good luck 👍
I moved to Todd NC in 2020. Live real close to the New River. Brand new to this stuff. Do you think that a good place to hunt? It’s the oldest river in America.
I've found many of those little points in Southeast Dekalb County Ga. Not completely sure what they used them for. Anything from arrow points to engraving tips or for cutting designs for tattoos. It's possible to put a row of them in a curved or straight piece of wood to use as a sickle or weapon.
Hey brother wow you where killing it in that field. I’ve wanted to ask ya what part of Carolina you from? My dad was born and raised in Yancey county I still have family there. I know we didn’t find much flint in that area mostly quartz. God bless and good luck to ya
What part of western nc are you? I’m towards the Asheville Hendersonville area and looking to learn more about arrowhead hunting, would love to go with someone sometime
Beautiful finds! Love the quartz you guys find down there! Some great Guilfords and Morrow Mountains! Shame about the broken pendant! Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much and best of luck to you!
We are holding down NC! You the west (which I cannot even believe!!) and I ENC. Trace is Trace my friend. I always follow your finding.
Thank you my friend… you are doing good work! I wish you continued success !🏆
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure
I certainly do appreciate it. Good luck to you as well.
Man, you've been on a roll my friend. Congratulations! Hope you're healing up well and quickly.
Thanks Buddy! Been a rough recovery
I find very similar points types like you are finding im in the N.C. Foothills I have found some amazing things over the years. I have been hunting artifacts around 47 years and have enjoyed every step I took looking and exploring
@@METALMILITANT-j4j i’ve been looking for almost 50 years myself. Good luck to you.👍
Nice artifacts, kinda like to see them cleaned up!
Awesome finds brother, I find a lot of Guilford's in my neck of the woods, Guilford's/morrow mountains are the main types of quartz points I find, anyway thanks for sharing, Happy New Year, God Bless & GL&HH!!
Thank you and good luck to you as well
Good stuff!
Thank you
Congratulations on all the finds! Looks like you got some honey holes. Maybe the rain tomorrow will reveal some more for you
Yes it’s been a while! Thank you 🏆
Sweet
Thank you
Super great finds!! Loved the live find- that is a killer. We did not get any plowed fields this year to walk 😢 but it was fun to watch you find some of the same types of points we normally find. Great video- thanks for bringing us along on your adventures.
Thank you so much! I’ve got more Video to edit from that field that I’ll be doing during cold weather… thanks for watching and stay tuned
Awesome finds! Congrats!
Thank you so much!
Awesome finds brother, I hunt a lot in Rutherford, Cleveland, Cherokee, and Greenville. We have some great hunting around here. Do especially good on the property I have access too on the broad river.
Also, disregard the user name it was an account I made for a free UA-cam TV trial lol..
Ive hunted a few times in South Carolina, but never did well, but haven’t spent a whole lot of time there either
Nice hunt. The same toolkit and material usage extends down into Dekalb County Ga. Quartz and diabase points mostly from the Old Quartz Culture, middle Archaic into early Woodland period. This culture lasted for around 4000 years. The climate was different then being very wet at times and the animal fauna also.
Yes very different climate imho.. do you find very much Chert down that way?
We find chert too mainly in the Woodland sites. Of course some overlap from different periods. The Woodland and very late Archaic are located near water, rivers and creeks. There's quartz usage there too. It's the old stuff that I find up on hilltops away from the water, the Guilford and Morrow Mountain. The Savannah River points are found in both. Supposedly during the Archaic it was much wetter. The rivers and creeks were higher so they camped up away from it. During the Woodland, chert was traded in from the Coastal Plain, Tennessee and North Alabama. Rhyolite from North Carolina. We have very large outcrops of diabase in this area especially North of Lithonia Ga. in Dekalb and Qwinnett County. The Deptford site at Tabor Bluff had a trade network established in the Tampa Bay area. This is known by the pottery style discovered at Tabor Bluff and confirmed by Lloyd Schroeder.
@@robertporch8895 there is not an abundance of chert here… however, the field I’ve been looking lately seems to have some the most Ive ever seen from early archaic through Mississippian… Chert is not local here 👍
Oh man that field is producing!!👍
Hey just came across your channel and gave you a sub. Those are some nice finds! Really like that pestle you found. We don’t get to walk a lot of fields because they no-till in our area. We enjoyed watching and good luck on your next hunt. 👍🏻
I’m usually not a field guy… but this field hast even plowed in a long long time… was really hard to get into in the early 80’s but It changed hands and I know the owner so I have free reign…I’ve got enough footage for two more videos in that same field … I’ll post over the winter… thank you so much for watching … good luck to you sir
@@ridgeraider1 you too and take care! 👍🏻
Gave you a sub nice channel
@@ridgeraider1 thank you and we appreciate it. 👍🏻
I never found points sticking out of the dirt like that. The only points I find on the surface in a plowed field are stained red and usually barely sticking out of a dirt clod. 9 out of 10 times there is no point, but a sharp stone. You are really lucky!!!
The soil in that one field is a mix of red clay,some really rich black dirt and sand and when it rains the stand at attention like a soldier! Thanks for the comment and good luck 👍
Pretty much sums up how much man altered stone is waiting to be discovered if you take the time, thanks so much for sharing 😎😎😎
You are right… so much just waiting to be revealed 👍
Man you smoke it 👍 stay on em, enjoyed the video 🏹
Thank you! Best of luck to you!
Awsome finds man!
Thank you sir !
Man I'm kinda wierded out I found a tiny green worked all the way around point earlier this week
I found one today along the Cheat River in PA very near where it dumps into the Monongehela River.
I moved to Todd NC in 2020. Live real close to the New River. Brand new to this stuff. Do you think that a good place to hunt? It’s the oldest river in America.
Yes anywhere along the river would be a good place to start… water sources are always key… Thanks and good luck👍
I've found many of those little points in Southeast Dekalb County Ga. Not completely sure what they used them for. Anything from arrow points to engraving tips or for cutting designs for tattoos. It's possible to put a row of them in a curved or straight piece of wood to use as a sickle or weapon.
The smaller ones are almost always used as projectiles
Hey brother wow you where killing it in that field. I’ve wanted to ask ya what part of Carolina you from? My dad was born and raised in Yancey county I still have family there. I know we didn’t find much flint in that area mostly quartz. God bless and good luck to ya
Thank you… I hunt Rutherford, Burke, McDowell and Polk mostly but my great grandfather was from Yancey as well… good luck to you🏆
What part of western nc are you? I’m towards the Asheville Hendersonville area and looking to learn more about arrowhead hunting, would love to go with someone sometime
I’ve never hunted any in Henderson County, but I hear there’s some some good places
You close to Hickory?
About an hour or so
I want to try and find my first arrowhead! Would you recommend walking up and down the dried up Catawba river basin in mcdowell county?
Wouldn’t hurt to try…. Good luck👍