Arrowhead Hunting Will Never Be The Same After This!
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Back in the spring we were invited to hunt a site in southeast Louisiana and we had an incredible day. Here is a link to that video in case you haven’t seen it, • The Craziest Day We've... . This video finds us invited back to hunt this enormously rich and large site. It’s a multicultural site with many early Archaic artifacts. You just never know what is going to come out of the ground. The quantity and quality of the arrowheads that we found on this trip is mind blowing! Arrowhead hunting will never be the same after digging this site! We know you’re going to enjoy this video so please let us know what you think in the comments and if you do enjoy it please hit that thumbs up button.
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You were blessed to be able to work this site directly behind Jeremy’s home. How generous of him and then to use his tractor to help. What a nice guy! The soil looks so easy to dig in too. This reminds me of when I was young...playing in the dirt with my brothers down by the creek. Wish I knew then what I know now. I would have had many more points and blades/tools than I do now. Great video guys and such lovely glamor shots Randy ! Also, thanks to the Indians from this area for leaving us their wonderful, hand-made works of art. 👏👏👏☺️👏👏👏
We agree! Jeremy is a great host and the soil is perfect for sifting.
WOW what a great color spread on these points.
@@jimschafer9196 color is one of the best things about gravel chert.
Outstanding dig, much better quality than usual! Excellent site, great video.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Nice finds everyone. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! It is our pleasure. Good luck and Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and Benny.
This was a fantastic hunt right there. Absolutely awesome
Thanks 👍
You all had another blessed day great video and thanks and good hunting
Thanks. It is our pleasure. Thank you for watching.
So many nice ones!!!!! This was so much fun to watch!! I love listening to y’all go back n forth with each other 😂
Really like the identification you guys add to the videos. Great video as always.
Thanks 👍
Outstanding site! So that what a complete blade looks like. Lol. Loved every single find and happy to watch such a crew of gentlemen enjoying themselves to the fullest. God bless and keep em coming!
Thanks Ben! Glad you enjoyed it. Continued good luck to you my friend.
This was a fantastic hunt right there
Wow nice trip digging
Thanks! It really was!
Wow, thats amazing
Thanks!
Wow what an amazing site!!!! Congrats to you all for your beautiful finds. I hope you all had a blessed Thanksgiving Day.
Thanks! It is a phenomenal site. We had a great Thanksgiving and hope you did as well.
Nice variety of finds. 👍🍻
Thanks 👍
Great Video.... I found tons of RELICS and Points between Clifton and Franklington,La on the BougeChitto back in the early 80's.....
That's a great area for them!
Nice finds! U and hawking lithics are my favorite UA-cam channels!
Thanks! We appreciate that!
Awesome finds and video! Merry Christmas y'all!
Thanks and Merry Christmas to you too!
Amazing find!
Thanks!
Fantastic fellas! Another great day of preservation and exhilaration👍
Thanks 👍
Sweet Finds Fellers😎
Thanks! Always good to hear from you.
WOW!! I'm only half way through this video, and I would be extremely happy with the finds so far! Can't wait to see what else y'all come up with for the second half!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice finds!
Thanks!
In areas with cold nights a trick was to put stones in the fire - heat them up good , cover with soil then make your bed on top of that spot - keep you warm a long time on a cold night.
Makes sense. Thanks!
Some amazing beautiful finds as always. Love it when you all gather together. Thank you for taking us along. Continued good luck on your adventures.
Thanks! It is our pleasure! Thanks for coming along. It's always a pleasure to hear from you.
Good finds!
Thanks!
Holy cow y'all covered the gambit in this video. Just amazing how so many blessings can come in one day. To be able to dig such historical items with great friends... I think I enjoy seeing the fellowship as much as the points. Well done gentleman, well done.
Thanks! We're glad you enjoyed it!
You saved the prince good job!
Thanks!
@@HeartbreakerRelics you guys are welcome your shared enthusiasm and laughter for a hobby I also love is inspiring and healing once agian thank you ps I'm sure you caught the frog joke hey you did catch the frog joke right you didn't miss the frog joke did you see ya
@@danielcline7413 yes sir, I got the frog joke immediately 😂
good job :)
Thanks!
Another sweet day! That Bayougoula was big and cool! Some real nice artifacts in the mix! Hope y'all are all doing well.
Thanks Will! We're all doing good. Hope yall are as well. Hope you had a great Thanksging.
i get so excited when i see one of your videos pop up!!!! more awesome finds today!!! love the glamour shots Randy!❤️
Thanks so much! That makes our day!
Man what some beautiful relics ! Great to see you boys out and about again ! Keep it up !!!
Thanks! Will do!
Man that is an AWESOME SITE!! Must be some big material down that way.. Awesome finds and awesome video! 👍👍
Thanks! It sure is. Most of the big stuff was traded in. The river this site is on was a major trade route.
A few weeks back we went to a colonial bottle dump ,dude was digging bottles ,I was swinging a metal detector ,dudes young son eyeballed a quartzite bare island arrowhead.
So you never know.
What a great story! Thanks for watching and sharing your story with us.
Another fantastic vid brother!!! Was a heck of a day!! Looking forward to many more with you guys!!! 👍
Thanks Mike and same here! It's always a blast with yall! We'll get together somewhere before too long.
Nice points. My guess is paleo layer should be 4 to 8 feet deeper there due to the transitional deposits. They need to get a backhoe in there and make a 10x10 hole to check could be some sweet clovis there.
Thanks for the info! He has about an eight foot deep trench cut just a few feet to the north of where we were digging. So far nothing out of it that deep. It may show some promise later on.
Excellent job on the glamour shots Randy. Really enjoyed the video. God bless y'all.
Thanks 👍! God bless you and yours!
Wow! I really enjoyed the video. I hope all of you had a great thanksgiving!
Thanks Tim. We had a great Thanksgiving and hope you did too.
Nice finds great adventure Steve
Thanks Steve. Glad you enjoyed it
Wow u guys tore it up again congratulations on your hunt beautiful points and a lot of them thanks for sharing and may God continue blessing u guys
Thanks Tim and God bless you and yours!
Killer episodes always... Maryland's soil is very Rocky.. I still try to dig once in awhile.
Good luck to you!
What a great day! Also how awesome are those shovels y’all are using! I NEED one of those👌🏻
Thanks! The large shovel with the serrations has been modified by Randy. He put the serrations in it to cut through the roots with and it works like a charm.
great video! ive been so busy with hunting season i track wounded deer for hunters and been clearing some forest land for cow pasture. havent looked for artifacts in months
Thanks Mike. We know how that can happen.
That's some awesome relics and awesome soil...nothing like that in MO...lots of rocks...very few whole relics!
Thanks! We are very blessed with the soil down here.
You should do a best finds video!
Good idea!! We may do just that!
While y'all huntin be sure say a prayer for Nelson🕊
Thanks for reminding us. He is on my prayer list but we will mention it on our next hunt. We have a couple other videos already uploaded so it'll be January before we get a video up with it in it. Thanks again.
@@HeartbreakerRelics yes sir.. can't wait to watch the next one
Well you know it’s going to be a good site if you are finding both young and old points there.... Excellent video y’all have really done well this year... congratulations on all the finds and all of your new Subscriptions!👍🇺🇸
Thanks Jeff! We appreciate that my friend.
Spike, y'all found so many awesome artifacts! I love it when you all get together and dig! I hope you had a great Thanksgiving!😁💖
Thanks! We had a great Thanksgiving! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours!
Cant yall take up a collection and get that boy a shovel complete.
lol he has a new one but that's his lucky shovel.
Hi mr. Randy
Hey Mason! Glad your watching!! Hope you get you one today!!
How and heck can anyone give a thumbs down, I wanna know who there dumb a$$ is? Just a bunch of jealous you know whats!!
Nice job guys, been following for years! 👍
Thank you sir. We don't believe the thumbs down are real. In any case the thumbs down doesn't hurt us in the algorithm. Thanks again. We appreciate you watching and for the great comment.
I find alot of those cooking balls in SE Ohio..lol Watch a Time Team out of England awhile ago and if it is a certain type of rock. They can be cooked in fire then thrown into a pot of water...within 5 mins water was boiling...kinda cool except for the rock grit in your grub..Love the hunts too...learned so much about how to hunt my creek..
Thanks! I saw that episode of Time Team too!
@@HeartbreakerRelics Thanks for quick reply...Must tell you love the utube videos The Heartbreaker Relics put out, very informative, funny, and you fellas look like your having a grand time. In Ohio I'm 15mins from Flint Ridge..which I'm sure you've heard of...I'm fortunate that a creek runs thru our property. I've always walked it and found some beautiful things...But not till I caught a video of your channel, did I realize I could approach it differently...So look forward to first thaw now...Have a great hunting season and I look forward to your next videos..
Yeah that place is a tough act to follow. It must have been a highly occupied site over several thousand years to have that much variety. What I wouldn't give for your soil down there compared to our tough stuff. Nice video and great to see everyone together.
Thanks Tom! This site has some fantastic soil for sifting. Thanks again and good luck up there.
I found the same type of points up here in Marshall County Tennessee I found knives drills beads all kinds of Court arrowheads 2
Awesome!
Man that's a great sight over there. Glad Mr Jeremy let's y'all hunt it. Y'all need to buy that man a big juicy ribeye lol. Congrats on a great day👍👍
Thanks John. It is a fantastic site and we need to get him a whole backstrap! lol
I'm sure he'll take it lol.
❤
Thank you!
I'm wonderin where Mike and zach got those shovels or did they cut some regular ones down jus for shavin the walls of their holes..just curious..thanks and good luck and happy huntin to ya brothers
I'm pretty sure they got them at Home Depot and they wore them down digging.
Do yall have like a list or chart of something that explains what all those things are that you are saying?
Like a pontchartrain, flake, ridge, kirk corner, sampatresh, chip, etc.?
Unfortunately we do not. We may need to work on a glossary of terms. Thanks.
Talk about a great day and your sifter looks new and slightly different to me.
Thanks! We built a new one. Still use both of them though.
Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom, Oh you left me hang!!!! What no fist bump??? Rule 23= Give me, All Thee a Fist Bump and a Loud Boom!!!......Great Work today Gentlemen on the pretty points!!!!!!!!! All the colors!!!! Happy Thanksgiving Ya All!!!!
Thanks Stan! We hope you had a great Thanksgiving as well!
as always great finds and vid thanks,question for you ,with all the different ages do they come from different layers in the soil.some seem real shallow.thanks
Thanks and thanks for the great question. We haven't dug on a site yet with soil that has been undisturbed. So the answer is yes and no. They come from different layers but it's all mixed up at times. Logging and land clearing by dozers pushing up tree stumps has jumbled a lot of the soil. We have found Paleo transitional points in the same layer as Mississippian points.
@@HeartbreakerRelics thanks for your reply,so that explains how older artifacts can been found above younger ones,didnt realise soil had been moved around so much.keep hunting boys
Man I saw how excited your crew was over the drill I have one i found and from my research it’s called a micro drill does anyone know what time period that is
They range through the whole of history. They've been using them since they first started making stone tools.
Man, how do you pic a favorite out of this one? Have to say, that pencil-drill was incredible, and that Ponchartrain at 27:50 just for the gorgeous flaking and how the color shaded; don't you know that the maker of that one admired it afterwards, over and over? :) They knew a beautiful thing when they saw it, same as us. *Amazing* day! Some absolutely beautiful source material for those points, too-- was that local, all those reds and creams and yellows? Gorgeous stuff! I had no idea Louisiana had flint/chert that pretty-- I'd knap that stuff and enjoy it. Loved that cute frog y'all were giving a shower, too.
Thanks for the great comment! One of the best qualities of gravel chert is it's color variations. It is a local chert. It's just river rock but it's about all they had to work with locally. The little toad is unusual. He doesn't look like the toads we normally see in this area.
I’m wondering how y’all find the spots to dig? I live in southeastern Georgia and am wondering what would be the best way to find them.
We look for high level ground just out of the flood plain and close to a water source. The hard part is the permission. Many people are reluctant these days for legal reasons.
On average how deep are your artifacts? Love the videos
Thanks. It all depends on the site. On this particular site most of the artifacts are from six inches to two feet deep.
Any pipes ever found? I imagine beings most are made of clay they dont survive to be found.
We haven't found any pipes but we know folks who have.
I hear you guys mention cortex when examining an artifact and I’m just not understanding what you mean when you use the word. Can you explain?
Thanks for watching and for the question. The cortex is the outside layer of the rock, the "rind" if you will.
Thanks for your response and I do enjoy the videos.
Hey Spike if you get a chance listen to a song by Tyler Childers called "Banded Clovis" if anybody would appreciate this song you all will its great. Keep the laughs coming they are awesome. Great finds by the way. GOD BLESS YOU GUYS
Thanks! I love that song! Ole Tyler must have hunted for points before! 😂
@@HeartbreakerRelics It sure sounds like he may have siffed a shovel full or two
Why are all those points in that one area? Was that a camp or something?
Great question. The answer is yes. This is a multicultural site. Different groups of people lived here at different times over the millennia.
How old is that knife mike found? Any idea or the material?
Its probably late Archaic to early Woodland, somewhere between 2000 to 3500 years old. The material I believe is gravel chert.
Hi I watch your guys's videos all the time even when I get notifications this is unlikely but if I bought one of the shirts that you sell for merchandise could it be signed by all of you plz
Thanks for watching and for your support. We would be glad to autograph your shirt for us. You would just have to get it to us. We don't handle the shipping from home any more.
So how would I get it to you guys
@@jordan4967 mail it to Heartbreaker Relics, PO Box 83, Long Beach, MS 39560
@@jordan4967 Do not send money. Order the shirt online from our store. Send the shirt to us if you want it autographed.
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Thanks, we appreciate that.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Степи Украины. до скифов жили много поколений древних людей. Каменные наконечники копий стрел и топоров тоже находим
@@ivanzakharov6206 I was just watching a documentary on the Sythians a fews days ago!
@@HeartbreakerRelics мы и с металлоискателями ходим . Акинаки находим
Anyway I could get one of y’all emails ? . Got some points I would like to get a date on, I’m new . And I’ve tried fb groups but no luck
I really hope y'all aren't selling those artifacts.
We don't sell anything but there's nothing wrong with it and it's not illegal so why do you hope we're not selling them?
I'm just sayin. Those are museum quality points. I just asking. If are donating them or keeping them. I have my own collection. Sorry I may of had a few drinks when I sent you that message. Not as old.
@@justinicenhower9834 No problem. I was just curious about your point of view. We don't donate anything either. Everything goes into our private collections. Museums and colleges will take artifacts if you donate them but they really have no interest in anything they didn't dig "professionally". Many donated pieces end up back in private hands and in rare cases discarded.