FOUND! Ancient Native American Campsites Loaded With Artifacts - Arrowhead Hunting
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- In this video we’re digging with the PBR guys, Mike and Zach again at one of their sites finding some cool arrowheads. Plus Matthew and his Mad Moccasins bunch went back to the site we discovered last week in Smith county and got on them pretty good. Matthew also has some great success in a quick little field walk. So three hunts on three different sites with a ton of points makes for a great video you don’t want to miss.
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Awesome video Spike!!! This captures the true essence of what this hobby is all about!!! Sure....we all want to find killer artifacts and in most cases we all find something!! But good friends getting together and sharing the adventure and fellowship makes it a lifetime memory!! I always look forward to these times together, but I can honestly say that it’s almost as much fun being able to go back and watch it and relish the enjoyment of these lifelong memories!!! Thank you for the time, heart and passion you put into your video productions Spike and to Randy for the incredible talent he has for capturing the genuine beauty of these treasures in photos!!! But most of all....thank you guys for your friendship!!! No amount of relics could replace that kind of treasure!!!
Thanks Mike! You hit the nail on the head. It's so much more about the fellowship than it is about the artifacts. I miss hanging out with you guys a whole lot more than I miss finding a point and having these video memories to go back to is the icing in the cake. We thank yall for everything and can't wait to get together again.
@@HeartbreakerRelics da other 6 negroz iz dead - cauze they had 2 much mouf -
Breaking with shovel equals whole new meaning to heartbreaker lol. Either way it's better than laying underground. Great finds
You got that right! Thanks!
Fellas, what awesome finds with awesome friends! I do hope you, Randy, and all the gang and your families are keeping happy and well! Keep on saving those artifacts!😊
Thanks. We are trying our best. Thanks again and stay safe.
Awesome video as always guys love seeing you all together and enjoying it 👍 I also owe it to you guys for introducing me to sifting the creek. I'll never stop ! Thank you guys stay safe out there .
That is awesome! Thanks and good luck and happy hunting.
Wow, love to see the points you find.
Thanks!
Great hunt guys, your videos are getting to be the hight light of my week. Keep it going thank you.
Thanks George. We do appreciate the kind words and it's always great to hear from you.
That's what it's all about
Great video...tore the points up. I'm ready for trip over for sure.
Congratulations
Thanks Scott! We ready for you to get over here too.
Awesome video Spike , Randy, Zack , Will etc . Nice finds and good memories.
Thanks Patrick!
Great video Spike!! I think that the MadMok is holding a honey hole out on yall HaHa! You need to teach him how to screem and say BoomBoomBOOOOM when he finds one. Great job Matt.
Thanks Tim. We've been trying to coach him but it's not working lol.
Great video, great finds, good luck , hope you find a petrified totem pole Spike!
I hope so too! You could hear me scream all the way to where ever you are lol.
great finds guys. those were some nice ones. you guys have some awesome sites. cant wait to see what this year brings.
Thanks 👍Us too!
Great vid as always Spike, you all been busy finding some nice relics👍🏻
Thanks. When this many folks are after them somebody is bound to stumble over one, except me that is lol.
Great finds enjoyed the video
Thanks from across the pond!
As always an epic video! Great time finds, great times and priceless memories. Beautiful finds 👊🏴☠️
Thanks 👍We do appreciate the great comment.
Great finds!! That little serrated bird point is a beauty. Good luck!!
Thanks!
With this virus we are all home, there’s not much in stores..I still can’t find toilet paper lol.but when I watch your videos it makes me happy and I’m transported to where you guys are digging, I truly hope we can get thru this mess. I know we will but a lot of folks have lost thier jobs and won’t be able to pay rent or buy food. The intro is amazing, I wish you showed more nature, it’s so beautiful there...awesome points guys❤️😍🇨🇦
Thanks! I'm staying away from as many people as possible too. It's going to get worse before it gets better I'm afraid. I'll certainly be glad when this bgg is over. Always great to hear from you!
Once again an awesome video with awesome friends. 👍💗
Thanks!
SOLID show of it ALL... many aspects and qualities which are clear SO MAY LIKE! Great job in the work of archeologists guys. Keep it up... keep moving dirt and keep moving forward!
Thanks Ben and continued good luck to you my friend!
Beautiful finds. Thanks for sharing the hunt. Goodluck, happy hunting and take care.
Thanks and GL&HH to you too and stay safe and healthy.
Love you guys videos never a dull moment always moving to different sites I love it nice bayougulla point,citronell chert I think
Thanks 👍and that's right. It's Citronelle.
@@HeartbreakerRelics also you guys act like you have so much fun and fellowship and comradery don,t get me wrong finding points is nice but the bonding feowship is priceless
@@billyjohnson2814 that is so very true!
one of your best ones but there ALL great videos 👍
Thanks Harry! 👍We're glad you like them. It means a lot to us.
Enjoy watching your video
Thanks so much
Great finds brothers. That knife was super cool as well👍🇺🇸
Thank you sir! If at all possible the knife will be preserved and kept in one of my displays.
I’m a little jealous of the good sandy soil. It’s amazing what you guys are pulling out. That field probing was pretty cool too. Never seen that done before. Keep up the great work. You be at 10k in no time!
Thanks Ben. The probing works well down here where we have no real natural rock in the soil. Take care up there and good luck to you.
Como siempre amigos. Todo un equipazo.
Gracias!
Hi Spike
Is it my imagination or do ya'll seem more subdued. Great finds, especially the little bird point. Always a joy to watch you. Stay healthy my friend.
Jules
lol We're probably a little more subdued because we weren't finding anything. Most of the stuff was found by Matthew and his bunch when we weren't around. Take care up there!
Putting thumbs up on your site. It appears the material and shapes of your points are just like the ones I've discovered in my youth in southeast Louisiana. Maybe our tribes shopped at the same Ti-Pi Depot for raw materials. But mine were stolen. I've since learned to knap and don't keep too many around. If you don't have much, you don't have much to lose.
Thanks. We appreciate the thumbs up. What part of southeast Louisiana?
@@HeartbreakerRelicsRural Tangipahoa parish. I found out from a guy at SLU, the local university I attended, that the group were corn growers. The group made a battle with another south Louisiana tribe called Houma, and the corn growers were wiped out.
@@HeartbreakerRelics When our tribe moved in, Paleface-whiteyous, we were forced to salvage what corn was left and we converted it to a more fluid medium that was easier to transport. Plus we used it to ease entry in neighboring tribe political ralley. Then lawmen came in and , well it's different now.
My dad used a neighbor's dozer to make a cow pond to facilitate their grazing comfort and the head levee had some points after the first rain.Those were swiped about five years later.
@@paullanier8280 I grew up in Tangipahoa parish. In fact we still do some artifact hunting in that area. We have quite a few videos filmed over there.
Great vid and awesome finds! 👍👍
Thanks 👍
What was that plate that you found?
I had a blast with y'all! I can't agree with Mike more about the fellowship and friendships this developes. Y'all are all awesome folks and I look forward to seeing y'all again soon! Y'all put out some awesome videos too! How did the knife turn out Spike? Did it clean up or fall apart? Keep in touch. I went diggin today and just posted a new video. Nothing fancy. I don't edit yet.
Thanks Will. With everything going on I haven't had time to fool with the knife yet. Fellowship is absolutely the best part. We really enjoyed our day with you. Thanks again and good luck and happy hunting.
I think sometimes the tiny ones are the left-overs from sharpened larger tools that the user finally quit knapping on... Just ran out of renewable edges and flipped it away.
That's a good point and I think you right.
What do you guys look for when looking for arrowhead? My family campground is in Maine on the tiny river just about. I would love to know specifically specifically where I could look for for artifacts like that
This video here explains it all. Good luck.
ua-cam.com/video/81_Oy_L3ejc/v-deo.html
Please please please help!!!! Young man from Michigan here and I have been obsessed with Indian artifacts my whole life, just recently I believe I’m finding some things but have no where to turn to ask if they could be real. Now I understand that’s a sketchy topic as I’m not asking to authenticate per say but could we possibly swap emails and I send a few pics of about three or four “artifacts” I believe to be real. I’m just trying to determine if I should continue my search in the same area or branch out. Any help or contact would be amazing, I’ve been a long time watcher of yours and wish I had gotten down for that awesome show y’all were at a month or so ago, I love hearing people’s stories and excitement towards points! - Mike
Thanks for watching our channel and you can send any pics to our Facebook page or to my email spike39560@gmail.com. I'll see if I can help you. Thanks again and good luck!
Spike
Awesome video
Thanks.
I don't know which state your in but in Indiana we can only surface find if they catch you digging up artifacts with a shovel they take your entire collection no matter how you found them.
We're in Mississippi. Perfectly legal on private land with permission.
Love u guys
Thanks! We appreciate that.
I want to display part of my collection,on the 31 foot long window ledge in my great room,will the sunlight fade the colors
No, the sunlight won't change the colors. Sometimes as artifacts come out of the ground or creek they will change color as they dry out but its not from sunlight.
@@HeartbreakerRelics thank you
CONGRADS..... ON THE 9K!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT WORK MEN!!!!!!! # "HAVE HAPPY VIRUS FREE DAY!!!"
Thanks and the same to you!
Shared on twitter!
Thanks. We really do appreciate that.
At 13:14 I saw a dark colored chip that could have been a point right under that one he pulled up
It could be Calvin. We're always missing stuff lol. I will go back and look though.
Spike, so you saying petrified wood isn’t rock? 😁 great times. Most colonial people used the same areas as ancient Indians mostly because of resources and strategical advantages. Water, protection etc...
y’all should swing a detector over the area that’s been hunted already just to be sure. 👍 talla halla? What is that? Lol 😆 WHMO baby!
Great show guys congratulations
Thanks Calvin. lol Good point. Petrified wood is rock! It does make such a different sound when the shove hits it or it hits the sifter. It's amazing how tuned in you can get to the different material sounds. Tallahatta quartzite not talla halla lol. Thanks man and good luck!
Do you take notes at your dig sites?
We do not take notes. I label everything I find and the site it came from.
Spike
Do u see the faces in the points u find , they have a side view of the Indian too look real close
No, I'm sorry. We don't see the faces.
how can you tell the date on them ? I have some I have no idea how old they are
Thanks for the question. We can tell the age by the type of point it is. Get yourself an Overstreet book and it'll help a bunch.
will do fellas...thank you for reaching out!
I love your vids, but I gotta say the guest spot guys in the middle have a different energy that isn't nearly as entertaining.
If you're not there with them, it's just not Heartbreakers.
Thanks Allan. I'll tell them to pick it up a notch. Really though, our excitement is contagious. Right now that may not be a good thing lol.
@@HeartbreakerRelics- how about they start their own channel?
You Guy's make me sick !!!! We can't keep anything in Texas any more !!! Cadoa nation made sure of that !!! If you do find one you can look at it and throw it back down !!!!! 😕 😢 if you do keep one and get cought ! That's a $2,000 fine !!!!! 😞 😢
I see folks in Texas collecting artifacts on UA-cam all the time. Is it just your area?
This is called STEALING the past you fools
You sir are an idiot. Go pedal your bs somewhere else.