All of those artifacts were obviously made with quality in mind. That divot in the scraper looked cool too, was that part of a flake somehow or part of the natural cortex?
It was a flake...or in my opinion probably a heat pop...they would heat the rock and drop a drop of cold water on it and it would pop off those divets from what I've been told
Thanks for the nice video.That place is loaded with artifacts.Loads of large tools.Mb some stone bowls and grooved axes will show up.Great scenery🏝️🏖️🗽🇺🇸💯👍
More nice finds bro. That piece at 5:50 might be an un notched preform that was near completion. I am in SW MO and have at least one like that. Look forward to your next video...
@@pointsnpoles4640 we don't have rock bars that big in NC. That's crazy. I see a lot of material there. I'm guessing that you could get tired of picking up flakes and scrapers???
@@SuperSlappy25 ohhh yeaa...I'd be packing out like 30lbs a day if I did that lol..i used too until i realized its litteraly never ending haha...the very well worked anythings come home to the Rock garden tho...don't care how big the tool is..if it's worked to piss its coming home with me!
Excellent finds. Seems there is so much there to be found! This place is rich in artifacts. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you! It does have quite the quantity and quality! Thanks for the support!
As always enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure 👍
Thank you!
YELLOW POINT LIKE THE 🌞
Beautiful carvings
SPIRIT TREASURES....
Killer finds guys, congratulations
Much appreciated!
Those are some killer finds congrats 👍👊😎
Appreciate it! Got a possible find of a lifetime today!
All of those artifacts were obviously made with quality in mind. That divot in the scraper looked cool too, was that part of a flake somehow or part of the natural cortex?
It was a flake...or in my opinion probably a heat pop...they would heat the rock and drop a drop of cold water on it and it would pop off those divets from what I've been told
@@pointsnpoles4640 so not heat treated but a method of thumb divot making. Thats interesting
Thanks for the nice video.That place is loaded with artifacts.Loads of large tools.Mb some stone bowls and grooved axes will show up.Great scenery🏝️🏖️🗽🇺🇸💯👍
That's the plan....I need some hardstone grooved stuff! Might have got me a paleo find of a lifetime today! I'll need some input!
More nice finds bro. That piece at 5:50 might be an un notched preform that was near completion. I am in SW MO and have at least one like that. Look forward to your next video...
That would make sense.. it's unlike anything I've seen. I'm up about 35 miles NW of St Louis
Damn that is a big rock bar.
Lol yea...I got a few litteraly 10x that! You could litteraly spend 10 hrs for 2 days on em and prolly still not look at it all
@@pointsnpoles4640 what part of the state are you in?? I'm in north carolina.
@@SuperSlappy25 I'm in NE Missouri....about 45 Miles northwest of St Louis
@@pointsnpoles4640 we don't have rock bars that big in NC. That's crazy. I see a lot of material there. I'm guessing that you could get tired of picking up flakes and scrapers???
@@SuperSlappy25 ohhh yeaa...I'd be packing out like 30lbs a day if I did that lol..i used too until i realized its litteraly never ending haha...the very well worked anythings come home to the Rock garden tho...don't care how big the tool is..if it's worked to piss its coming home with me!
Sweet😎🏹
Appreciate it!
Dude, at 3:37 that is artifact to the left of the one you picked up. go back and get it!!!
Do you think they were using fossils to make blades? I am finding tons of points that all seen to be made from a fossilized coral. In NE oklahoma.
They absolutely did! I have a few with fossils in them.
Killer!!!