I said this before but I'll say it again.. this is my favorite channel on UA-cam for Indian artifacts.. great ppl and like minded friends enjoying finding Indian artifacts.. some killer points and my favorite the one in that stuck in the root.. God bless yall
The points are nice but the camaraderie is priceless. Randy has had a tough year, glad to see him finding some. Spike I hope you realize what a blessing you are to your friends
I'm so happy Randy is racking! He deserves it! My favorite point of the day tho is ....EMMAS!! YOU GO GURRLLL! WAY TO REPRESENT US LADIES!!! Tell her she has to keep going now, coz I want to see her get a paleo!!! ❤
I live up here in Southern Ontario Canada and last year I was hiking along a friend's farm property when I found my first artifact, I now have 10 different pieces including a large scraper. I get such a wonderful feeling inside when I watched all of the reactions of those fellows when they showed their discovery. Thank you and best regards from Lloyd.
What an awesome video. Randy was on fire!!! Thanks for bringing me along for this week's adventure. I so appreciate it. I love every single video u all put out!
From the looks of things you are unearthing what was a relatively densely populated Native American encampment or village. Great finds, and great friendship in appreciation of past lives and civilizations. Really enjoy your channel!
Yes this is my favorite chanel too, good clean fun with good people and very educating to say the least! There's only two thing's that I will take my coat off for.... One is when I'm digging for artifacts, and the other is when I sitting down to eat 😂 God bless you guys!
Congratulations to everyone on their finds. Mr. Spike great job putting the video together as usual. That is a cool display too. Mr. Randy found Mr. Zak's horse shoe, it looks like.
Super Cool finds Fellers! That one stuck in that root was awesome. Reminds me of the Solutrean Spear Stuck in Bone pendant I posted yesterday made from Texas material. I've Been working some Nice Kentucky Hornstone this week. I'd love to gather up some of You guys local Mississippi material to Knapp. 😎🏹
You should fill that display case up with epoxy to make a solid block. Still a amazing find! I found my first point last week two houses down from me and was dragging the back 20ft of the back yard to get the bumps out and I stepped off the mower took o e step and I don’t know why but I stopped and looked down and there she was still stuck in the dirt. I was giddy as a school girl!! I’m 53 and been looking for the past 5 or 6 years for a whole point and it finally happened!
Cookies!!! I just love mikes find that’s lodged in the root and that’s an awesome display spike. Congratulations to everyone and especially Randy. Well deserved buddy.
.Wow friend, great organization in this type of search. I hadn't had the opportunity to see them looking for points in this way. You will surely continue to find beautiful and interesting pieces there. How do you identify when a tip has been subjected to heating? I was happy to accompany you, always learning from you. BLESSINGS.
Thanks my friend. When the material has been heat treated the color will change. With gravel chert it will turn a shade of red (from pink to deep red) depending on the temperature.
Man we out there digging points and slip through a time zone and as they were fighting me i picked up a root club as the arrow flew i held that root up as it shot stright into the root club,then i awoke to guys sawing it out, man they will never believe me so i let them tell the tell.lol.its funny to think of it this way.
Thanks. This is a huge multicultural site that was occupied off and on for thousands of years. They were making arrowheads here, living here and trading here.
So you guys aren’t recording any of the information about these findings? All the potential knowledge of the past of this location is being completely lost forever. There’s a word for what this ultimately is…looting, straight up.
You sir are off base! Every point I find is logged by location. If you knew what you were talking about you'd understand how many of these sites are being lost to development every day! The artifacts and information gone forever. So give yourself a pat onnthe back and cookie and go crawl back in your safe space.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Unfortunately for you, I know exactly what I’m talking about. You have no organized units, no measurements, no maps, you aren’t studying the soil for any features, etc… You’re just a bunch of guys burrowing through the soil to find points to sell or add to your own private collection for bragging rights. It’s absolutely disgusting to someone professionally trained and who cares about the history of the prehistoric people that lived here long before Europeans showed up. There is absolutely no justification for the theft of cultural relics. I’m sure you never dig up a burial either…too bad you’re too old to be educated.
Is this legal in your state? I know a lot of places that what you are doing would be called looting native sites. If it is legal I don't have a problem with it, but it is kind of a shame that no archaeologist has gotten a look...or have they? Sorry, that sounded kind of judgemental it was not meant to be I just couldn't think of a better way to put it. I just love history and there is relatively little known about the pre columbian history of North America compared to say Europe and Asia.
I said this before but I'll say it again.. this is my favorite channel on UA-cam for Indian artifacts.. great ppl and like minded friends enjoying finding Indian artifacts.. some killer points and my favorite the one in that stuck in the root.. God bless yall
Thank you so very much! Gonna pin this comment.
The points are nice but the camaraderie is priceless. Randy has had a tough year, glad to see him finding some. Spike I hope you realize what a blessing you are to your friends
Thanks! You made my day.
always a great day when there is a new heartbreaker video!
Thanks so much!
Good huntin from both episodes. And MERCY... what a display! Enjoyed it gentlemen, looking forward to the next one.
Thanks so much.
I'm so happy Randy is racking! He deserves it! My favorite point of the day tho is ....EMMAS!! YOU GO GURRLLL! WAY TO REPRESENT US LADIES!!! Tell her she has to keep going now, coz I want to see her get a paleo!!! ❤
Thanks. We hope so too.
I live up here in Southern Ontario Canada and last year I was hiking along a friend's farm property when I found my first artifact, I now have 10 different pieces including a large scraper.
I get such a wonderful feeling inside when I watched all of the reactions of those fellows when they showed their discovery. Thank you and best regards from Lloyd.
Thanks Lloyd and all the best to you.
What an awesome video. Randy was on fire!!! Thanks for bringing me along for this week's adventure. I so appreciate it. I love every single video u all put out!
Thank you so much!
Excellent ! Good to see Zack back at it !
Thanks.
Man those are some good points!! keep it up boys. I'll stay watching!
Thsnks.
That display is awesome, Spike!
Thanks so much!
Yes. Very cool
A live action root grown point gets video of the year! That's why rootballs draw us like a magnet.
Thanks! So true!
Great work folks! Love all your posts. Great friends. Great times.
Thanks so much.
Nice finds, good fellowship. The display for the root artifact turned out very nice.
Thanks.
From the looks of things you are unearthing what was a relatively densely populated Native American encampment or village.
Great finds, and great friendship in appreciation of past lives and civilizations.
Really enjoy your channel!
Thanks and you are right.
Wow. Awesome finds, and that display case turned out amazing!
Thanks so much!
I’d like to see Spike dig around the rest of that fire pit.
Me too but randy is not giving up that hole lol.
Some beautiful points all around! That piece imbedded in the root was great, and that display was really well done. All the best to you guys!
Thanks Ben and to you as well.
Yes this is my favorite chanel too, good clean fun with good people and very educating to say the least! There's only two thing's that I will take my coat off for.... One is when I'm digging for artifacts, and the other is when I sitting down to eat 😂 God bless you guys!
Thanks so much!
Congratulations to everyone on their finds. Mr. Spike great job putting the video together as usual. That is a cool display too. Mr. Randy found Mr. Zak's horse shoe, it looks like.
Thanks and yes he did lol!
Such great material you guys find! Congratulations to all you guys again!
Thanks Jeff!
Congrats guys, that piece in the log is awesome. It's like it is still left to be found. Great finds all around. Good luck next time out
Thanks!
Nice finds enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure
Thanks, you too!
The piece in the root is awesome nice display for it @HeartbreakerRelics
Man that's a lot of great finds! Congrats on a great day 🏹👍
Thanks John!
thanks i had fun watching you guys
Our pleasure! Thanks.
Incredible trip you guys had. Everybody has success. Way to go Randy. Your number came up. That's a lot of work😮
Thanks.
I’ve been waiting for a video to drop glad y’all had a good time
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
@@HeartbreakerRelics oh i love the videos i cant get enough of them
Wonderful- congrats! And thanks!
Thank you!
That last one was cool 😎
Thanks.
Kind of looks like Mike's root find might have been an adz blade. Cool find and a great display!
It could be.
Super Cool finds Fellers! That one stuck in that root was awesome. Reminds me of the Solutrean Spear Stuck in Bone pendant I posted yesterday made from Texas material. I've Been working some Nice Kentucky Hornstone this week. I'd love to gather up some of You guys local Mississippi material to Knapp. 😎🏹
Thanks my friend. That would be cool. I'll see if I can get you some together.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Spike that would be awesome. Id help on shipping. 😎🏹
Pop's here. I'm glad to see you back.
Thanks.
what a great video thanks guys
Glad you enjoyed it
Great finds1
Thanks.
Wow wow wow!!!!!
Thanks.
You should fill that display case up with epoxy to make a solid block. Still a amazing find! I found my first point last week two houses down from me and was dragging the back 20ft of the back yard to get the bumps out and I stepped off the mower took o e step and I don’t know why but I stopped and looked down and there she was still stuck in the dirt. I was giddy as a school girl!! I’m 53 and been looking for the past 5 or 6 years for a whole point and it finally happened!
Thanks for the tip!
Looks like a prehafted artifact!🤣Really cool!
Thanks Cliff.
Killer of a smoker in that root, what a way for Mother Nature to display that stone relic!
Thanks.
That blade with the drill looks like a drill pre form.
Thanks.
@RazinKaneOutdoors found a similar one. Makes ya wonder how many roots have done the same since it was lost. What a sweet find 🤘🏻
Thanks. We saw that! It was an incredible find.
awesome.... love the videos. im in harrison county tough pickens here. Found a bit up in pearl river county tho
Thanks and good luck.
Cookies!!! I just love mikes find that’s lodged in the root and that’s an awesome display spike. Congratulations to everyone and especially Randy. Well deserved buddy.
Thanks Jack! We appreciate you my friend.
.Wow friend, great organization in this type of search. I hadn't had the opportunity to see them looking for points in this way. You will surely continue to find beautiful and interesting pieces there. How do you identify when a tip has been subjected to heating? I was happy to accompany you, always learning from you. BLESSINGS.
Thanks my friend. When the material has been heat treated the color will change. With gravel chert it will turn a shade of red (from pink to deep red) depending on the temperature.
Fun!!!!Treasure hunting.
Yes it is!
What is that beautiful red/orange/yellow material?🔥. Amazing work!
It's heat treated gravel chert.
I'm assuming that would be in the matrix as well? Or would that be in the root? Lmao.
Good question lol
Man we out there digging points and slip through a time zone and as they were fighting me i picked up a root club as the arrow flew i held that root up as it shot stright into the root club,then i awoke to guys sawing it out, man they will never believe me so i let them tell the tell.lol.its funny to think of it this way.
I love it!
What does the BP description mean? I've always thought it was BC. Nice finds.
Before Present. I cut and paste from the internet.
RANDY GOT A 👍2
B4 SYKES
WHAT WAS IT
HOW OLD WAS I
😂❤
Thanks.
I noticed a blue piece of material between the leg of the sifter and the sifter box. What is it? Thanks
😊What are all these artifacts doing in the same area? Was it after a big hunt?? Or were they making them in this spot???? Edit good facinating video .
Thanks. This is a huge multicultural site that was occupied off and on for thousands of years. They were making arrowheads here, living here and trading here.
Why haven't you been posting on your Rumble page?
Right now Rumble just isn't a good fit for us.
At 14:01 is that another point at the middle bottom?
Hey Cliff. I think it's a leaf.
Mind numbing? 🤤
Well it was to us.
Start hunting for a barber shop.
Think I'll hold off a while longer on that.
So you guys aren’t recording any of the information about these findings? All the potential knowledge of the past of this location is being completely lost forever. There’s a word for what this ultimately is…looting, straight up.
You sir are off base! Every point I find is logged by location. If you knew what you were talking about you'd understand how many of these sites are being lost to development every day! The artifacts and information gone forever. So give yourself a pat onnthe back and cookie and go crawl back in your safe space.
@@HeartbreakerRelics Unfortunately for you, I know exactly what I’m talking about. You have no organized units, no measurements, no maps, you aren’t studying the soil for any features, etc… You’re just a bunch of guys burrowing through the soil to find points to sell or add to your own private collection for bragging rights. It’s absolutely disgusting to someone professionally trained and who cares about the history of the prehistoric people that lived here long before Europeans showed up. There is absolutely no justification for the theft of cultural relics. I’m sure you never dig up a burial either…too bad you’re too old to be educated.
Is this legal in your state? I know a lot of places that what you are doing would be called looting native sites. If it is legal I don't have a problem with it, but it is kind of a shame that no archaeologist has gotten a look...or have they?
Sorry, that sounded kind of judgemental it was not meant to be I just couldn't think of a better way to put it.
I just love history and there is relatively little known about the pre columbian history of North America compared to say Europe and Asia.
Yes it's legal and this site is documented.
I hope we all should be humble even if our name is Matthew bc if Jesus could be humble I know a man from the southeast should be
Matthew is humble, humble but confident.
Great finds and educational.
Thanks.
Git'che a Silky saw!
Thanks!
A Fantastic Hunt
Thanks Tim.