“MUST SEE” Amazing Artifact Collection of Charlie Wagers
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- A look at some extraordinary artifacts from Kentucky,Ohio,Tennessee,Indiana,Missouri and Michigan. These Artifacts have been collected and passed on by some of the most famous names in prehistoric artifacts, and I can’t forget to mention these artifacts have been published many times. It took Charlie over 60 years to put this wonderful collection together. It was an honor to visit a man with the passion and knowledge of Charlie.
Stunning collection!! Way better than a trip to a museum indeed! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching
Wow very nice video.
I always like Native American history. They been here for tens of thousands of years, and cool collection. I also have a couple of Arrowheads. I also magnetfish and metal detect, and my favorite is the Clovis, and Cumberland Points..... Amazing
Wow.. awesome.. thank you
Thank you sir I'm blown away so much super stuff would like to go back sometime and talk more to this gentleman and learn more
That's what dreams are made of that's some really cool stuff you're one lucky dude
Thank you very much
Simply Astounding!!! What a Beautiful Collection of Artifacts!!! Thanks for the Video showing all of the Amazing different KILLER Artifacts!! Good luck and be Safe!!
Joe, Benny and I considered ourselves fortunate just to see and handle such pieces, but getting to make a video to share was the icing on the cake Thank you sir.
Speechless. I had to wipe the drool off my desk.
I heard that, I could barely talk
Thank you so much for showing off this incredible collection. Priceless
Most amazing collection on planet earth.... I'm just in AWE.... CANT stop watching without my jaw dropped the entire time. 10/10... just amazing....
simply had to watch it twice! I love them Ohio and surrounding states artifacts. thanks for sharing I'll probably watch again🇺🇸👍
Thank you for watching Shawn.
Me to!
HOLY SH&T!!! I hope you have a part two of more of his projectiles, I’ll bet it’s one of the best. That was amazing brother. 👍🇺🇸
Incredible show! Absolutely amazing collection and his knowledge is equally amazing! Definitely had the candy store feeling watching this video. Thanks for posting!
Thank you for watching
Off the charts artifacts for sure, thanks for sharing em!!!
It was a definite treat
Man that’s one hell of a collection hope to see more!!!!!👍🍀😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I remember seeing many of these from archaeological magazines from decades ago. Many well known pieces.
Gorgeous.
Benny and I visited for 4 hours and still didn't see everything. Thank you for watching
Really enjoyed Charlie’s commentary of these beautiful pieces. Thanks for sharing.
Yep, he did a great job
Absolutely amazing! 👍👍
One of the best collections assembled.
Now that is some fine artifacts and a awesome collection. Priceless in my book.
It is a fantastic collection. It was a real treat to hold the artifacts that I’ve seen in older books.
Amazing
Thank you for watching
Thanks for sharing that. What an awesome collection.
Glad you enjoyed it, yes indeed, Awesome!
That is one heck of a collection! Thanks for sharing this with us.
Darrel Colburn I’m glad he allowed me to video a collection of artifacts that have previously only been seen in books. It was an honor.
wow wow wow enjoyed thanks
Outstanding video love the history and thanks for Sharing
Thank you for watching Ryan
Awsome collection.
I've been hunting 45 years in Marshall County al until recently being busted for surface hunting.
Are all those papered? I think you should have him get certifications on those. One thousand dollars they are not real. LoL
Oh my God!!!!! Some amazing pieces. That is definitely a lifetime collection. The pedigree on those artifacts. Is about as good as it gets. You Sir a lucky man. To be able to hold some of those.
Thank you AJ for sharing this video. I'm in awe brother.
We'll be seeing you on the 16th. Looking forward to it. As always. I wish you the best.
P.H.
Hey Hey buddy, Two more weeks, and yes what a thrill it is to hold history in your hand. Someone's "Paper" wouldn't be worth wiping with bro. Be safe and I'll see you soon PH.
Wow unbelievable could only dream about this stuff
😵😂😀 best ive ever seen. Thanks guys
Glad you enjoyed Will, Thanks for watching
Totally the best collection.
Wow That was amazing
Thanks for sharing
Simply amazing!
Crazy!
Thank you for watching
GOOD EVENING MR.ACTION JACKSON, SIR!! I LOVE ALL THE STUFF U'RE SHOWING SIR; CONGRATULATIONS SIR!!
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WOW! just WOW!
Nice thanks for sharing, subscribed from North Carolina.
Loved it, awsome video!
What an amazing video! National Geographic, nor History Channel can touch to value of content in this video!! Thank you so much for making this and sharing!!!
It was certainly an honor to hold great prehistoric relics and share them with people like you. Thank you!!
I'm stunned at the rarity of the artifacts
Mind. Blown...
Wow
I wish this video never ended
That was amazing. I didn't want the video to end
I felt just like you, l didn't want our visit to end. I'm glad you enjoyed
I’m from eastern Kentucky and I had no idea that type stuff was found in this state. I live in the county next to London where the guy was using that bowl to water his dog. That’s so great and what a collection that man has and the stories.
KY is very rich in Native American artifacts, but a lot of those artifacts were found in surrounding states. I recall reading a story in the Central States Archaeological Journal about a man that was watering his dog out of a large Native American made stone bowl. Didn’t realize that was in KY. Yes sir, Charlie has an incredible collection and has a great memory. He keeps notes rolled up on paper and tucks them in places on certain artifacts, but he doesn’t have to look at the notes too often. Thank you.
They're found in burial sites.
Allsome collection 👍
Thank you for watching Mike
@@actionjacksonartifactsandb877 I had a discordel like that nice one,let a guy talk me out of it . I get sick when l think about it, which is way to often 😢
Speaks for itself. Wow
It is definitely a archaeological extravaganza
Amazing collection with tons of history. Pieces from the caldwell and beutell collections. Im looking into buying a fine coral gorrget from my county in Alabama that was in the buetell collection
Thanks for watching and I hope you get the gorget
This is beyond words....Must be nice to have that kind of money to buy those.
Jack I finally got around to watching this video . Wow what a collection Charlie has accumulated. Not suprising that he has so many pieces from our state . The stories he has with these artifacts are priceless as well . Thank you for taking us along to see this amazing collection. I look forward to finally getting to meet you and Benny in a couple weeks at the show .
I'm glad you enjoyed the video, Charlie has contributed so much to the artifact hobby long before the internet came around. Shame there is one TAMPON so jealous he has to try to discredit a museum quality collection, not to mention my finds of a lifetime, and I'm looking forward to meeting you too. Thanks.
This is just the best of the best! The best video I've seen by far! Every second of it had me drooling and captivated! Thanks much for doing this video. I just subscribed and liked!
10-4 on the drooling, glad you enjoyed, thank you.
Now I can finally comment! Almost a year ago or so you filmed this... great show and talk of it all. Make sure you stretch yourself to keep these kinds of videos going sometimes! I know I worked hard on doing a Heritage Series and a few other series which folks loved! You have too many good collectors and too much good stuff not to revisit it sometimes for so many who will never be able to go to a museum OR a show. Consider!
Very true, some people will never get to see these works of prehistoric art unless we share them. I plan on doing more video's with other collectors in my area in the near future, although in Charlie's case, most of his artifacts come from old time collectors and have been published many times.
Wow!!!! This Indiana boy has never found anything like that......yet!
I like your attitude, "YET"
Neat stuff!
Southeastern Outdoors thanks for watching
No words brother!!! 😳
Thank you for watching
What an amazing collection.
Just found your channel and subscribed.
Novice here just trying to learn from all you series hunters and collectors on YT
GD
Wow. Nice
better than museum quality!
I agree, and a great host too.
LOL
I'd be nervous as a cat in room full of rockin' chairs.
I heard that, LOL. I felt like a kid in a candy store. Couldn’t keep my hands off.
Amazing collection, the only problem is the way you show the pieces, it makes it difficult to appreciate them.
Wow!! Unbelievable
Must be nice to have an endless bankroll to buy all of those artifacts
I’d say he’s got a lot of pretty pennies wrapped up in his collection.
OMG it makes me hella nervous to see you handling artifacts with one hand like that! But it is fun to look, so thanks for sharing.
It's like holding a baby, you can't drop it. Thanks for watching.
How do you get all this ? Are all of these fount
This is the video I was refering to sir the first bird stone. These finds are so awesome, I can only imagine finding anything like this stuff. Thanks for talking with these guys
Ok Jay let me recall. If I’m not mistaken Charlie said that Birdstone was found in Allegan County Michigan in 1869. It had traveled through several old time collections before Charle obtained it.
So, is the popped eyed artifact an adz?
No. An Adz is a cutting tool.
I recently hsve studied algorithms and concluded the true use of these stones and im quit happy that the board this token goes on is also a mystery the 2 pieces combined imake a gps sun and moon compass and dial alone with celestial calender the bird stone is an eagle that flys overseeing the board or plate
Interesting
Hello my friends have a very odd item they dug in a cave many years ago in Tn. How could I send you a picture to see if you might know what it is? Thanks
Jacksonartifacts@gmail.com
Any info on animal shaped arrowheads?...lizards and turtles and eagles...
Could be Effigies. A few examples have been found
I have 2 lizards 3 eagles a turtle some hooks and a tomahawk that have been passed down in my family for 200 years
@@actionjacksonartifactsandb877 I do believe they are they look almost identical to some I just looked up...thank you finally I have a lead to reaserch on them...I'm interested to find out what their use was
I called you about some Mayan skulls that pink Floyd used
Adeana giants must smoked that pipe Great artfacts
You could be right Roberta, thank you.
Wow ... Yea you be surprised some native American tribes had swastikas on some artifacts that symbol is older than Hitler thousands of years in India.
Im sons of silence
The bug stone looks like a toad.
What is a Benny rock? I have never heard of this term before. Is it terminology specific to a particular region of the United States? I live in the southeast and have a background in both geology and archaeology.
Benny’s rocks is the other half of Action Jackson Artifacts. The channel you were watching
Don't bmake me where a wire
Unbelievable
Really questioning some of the things i see in that case. Especially the ceremonial X axe. There are only three known to exist, and i see three in this collection, ans one is in a private collection in Ga
Never heard of a “ceremonial X axe”. Are you referring to the Bannerstone that’s in the shape of an X?
@@actionjacksonartifactsandb877 from what i understand, those were not bannerstones, but we're attached too the end of a handle and decorated and used in ritual dance and ceremonies. If that's a bannerstone, then he's spinning a Sequoia sapling with it. Has to weigh atleast 3-5lbs. Especially the larger thicker ones he has.
Now that i recall the conversation with the old man, they were attatched to a short handle, or long spear poles and used in burial rituals, burials as offerings, ceremonies, etc. Its been 20 plus years that I had this conversation with him. As far as the term "bannerstone" it was term first derived for artifacts that were "archeologicially problematic" and from what i understand now, their exact use is still not 100% clear. I know some were used in pump drills and bow drillls, and atlatle weights, so i suppose what we have is a misunderstanding here. I recalled the short handle axe at first. But i was only referring to the X ,ƆC, shaped ones.
tobin baker Tha artifacts your referring to are called double crescent banners tones. Authentic examples are extremely rare. Refer to Prehistoric American magazine, volume XXXVI, number 2, 2002, or check out “ The Archaic Bannerstone” by Lutz. We cannot go back in time and tell for certain what some were used for, so for you to believe a story that they were attached to a handle for ceremonies is just speculation, We know most are counterweights for Atlatl’s because several examples have been found in caves with intact handles and hooks. Just because a man in Georgia says only 3 exist doesn’t mean anything. There could be several more stored away in people’s homes that a farmer found and they might not know what it is. Hope the books help.
U didnt take me :(
You didn't ask
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