I like how people are worried about how you dug this out. When excavators flattened the land their home sits upon. Excavators dug the lands for roads to their schools, land for your parks, fields for your food. Virtually the entire land has been turned over for progress. Let the man remove a relic anyway he chooses, it can then be cherished instead of lost under your garage floor that was poured with resources harvested from the soil with an excavator. Do not condemn this person for he is doing our ancestors a great service.
I watched it done on a house I knew someone was building. In the back corner, he dug down about 4 feet, and there was river rock that a camp fire was there at one time. No river close. The rocks were all blackened. I stopped him and showed him but did no good. After the house was done, the house had nothing but problems. Every thing you could think of was happening to the builder’s. Glad I was working on another job. The couple that bought the house swear it up and down it was haunted. They moved within six months and divorced within eight. The bugs cockroaches spiders come out of the woodwork they were everywhere.
While I agree I don’t think its an excuse to not minimize further damage to the artifacts. However, this person clearly had an appreciation for the artifacts and will make sure they are taken care of once removed, and without their love of the hobby the artifacts may have never been found before being completely destroyed. If it were me I wouldn’t be using metal to dig it out, but it’s much better to have them recovered and possibly scratched than to be lost forever.
Finally! A UA-camr/ artifact hunter that actually takes a digging tool! So many wander creek & river banks, fumbling with just their fingers! 🥴 😀Awesome finds!!
Awesome finds man. A buddy of mine had his basement dug out while he was building his house. I was helping him put some wiring in and looked on the ground and found a tomahawk head. It was broken at the back but definitely a find of a lifetime.
Awesome. I found 3 of them that day. I haven't found a celt for 25yrs. I still look at them to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Congrats on your find as well.
Right?! Doesn’t matter how long the video is the FF works just the same hahaha FF it to the good part and then leave without a comment or a like and just give them a view. But on some I’ll like, comment and share but that’s only super good or funny videos…. Carry on peasants.
I do, but I have a lot of competition there.. The Celts keep me coming back! I hope I find more and share it with you.. Thanks for subscribing!!! Good luck on your hunts!
The people crying about damaging the artifact are nieve. It looks to be made out of some type of granite or a similar metamorphic rock, which can't be scratched by steel unless you really put some effort into scratching it. I'd take it slower and more deliberately though 😂. You were pretty exited!
Nice job! With a sweet if you could cut a block of clay few inches bigger than the stone with the clay, so it looks like how you found it it was a triple the value!
Oh Noooooo... Haha You wouldn't believe how much flack I got just touching it with the knife.. I really should make a fake video using it.. People would loose there mind!!! HAHAHAHAHA
Me to. I hated it when the knife scraped it but you will be happy to know that it did not leave a mark...also the dirt was almost rock hard so it was very difficult to dig out..
I had came back looking for part two.... Man, have you ever had to deal with so many azzholez? Who are these "people", or are they even "people" at all? It is crazy how they enter comments in clumps, usually all nitpicking the same thing....and I find it very strange that the greater portion of these "viewers" don't even know what type of artifact you've discovered. Don't sweat these guys, you are only guilty of showing how much finding these implements truly meant by salvaging them and giving each proper care....Cheers!
Thank you . It's great that you added your comments. I did not know exactly what they were used for. That makes sense why the back sides are typically showing marks from being hit to drive it in the wood.
@@jaytwocheck4716 I grew up on the Coast of Georgia and found several of those small Celts. And I worked at the Laboratory Cuilapan in Oaxaca, Mexico and found several from a certain site and they all showed the same damage.
What is it ? To those of us unfamiliar with your find . A little conversation about its history, age , and purpose, while you were digging would have made this video much more interesting.
Most videos of finds are those who are so excited that they often ruin the treasure and even destroy it instead of calmly and carefully excavating it out. Very sad.
Lamento saber da sua perda.. Espero que um dia isso aconteça para você... Muito legal que você tenha conseguido salvar um deles. Obrigado pelo comentário!
I'm sure about that. I know people who have collected arrowheads all along the susquehanna River since the 1950's. But not allowed to keep. I don't think so. An Indian burial ground would be a huge mistake.
I like how people are worried about how you dug this out. When excavators flattened the land their home sits upon. Excavators dug the lands for roads to their schools, land for your parks, fields for your food. Virtually the entire land has been turned over for progress. Let the man remove a relic anyway he chooses, it can then be cherished instead of lost under your garage floor that was poured with resources harvested from the soil with an excavator. Do not condemn this person for he is doing our ancestors a great service.
Thank you for your comments. I feel the same way. Instead of them getting lost forever or destroyed, I display them and appreciate them in amazement.
Next time use a high pressure hose
I watched it done on a house I knew someone was building. In the back corner, he dug down about 4 feet, and there was river rock that a camp fire was there at one time. No river close. The rocks were all blackened. I stopped him and showed him but did no good. After the house was done, the house had nothing but problems. Every thing you could think of was happening to the builder’s. Glad I was working on another job. The couple that bought the house swear it up and down it was haunted. They moved within six months and divorced within eight. The bugs cockroaches spiders come out of the woodwork they were everywhere.
While I agree I don’t think its an excuse to not minimize further damage to the artifacts. However, this person clearly had an appreciation for the artifacts and will make sure they are taken care of once removed, and without their love of the hobby the artifacts may have never been found before being completely destroyed. If it were me I wouldn’t be using metal to dig it out, but it’s much better to have them recovered and possibly scratched than to be lost forever.
@@thomash4950 Thank you for you comments. I have been artifact hunting since a was a child and still love looking today.
Finally! A UA-camr/ artifact hunter that actually takes a digging tool! So many wander creek & river banks, fumbling with just their fingers! 🥴
😀Awesome finds!!
Awesome finds man. A buddy of mine had his basement dug out while he was building his house. I was helping him put some wiring in and looked on the ground and found a tomahawk head. It was broken at the back but definitely a find of a lifetime.
That's awesome!!
Great find! I was a nervous wreck just watching you. Thanks, David
Thank you!
That is definitely the find of a lifetime! Beautiful craftsmanship!
Still can"t believe o found it! What a great day! Thank you for the comments!!!
That is freaking amazing I have found one full Celt that looks exactly like that one I found here in South carolina. They are a rare find for sure
Awesome. I found 3 of them that day. I haven't found a celt for 25yrs. I still look at them to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Congrats on your find as well.
Identical to the greenstone neolithic polished axes we get here in Britain.
Really cool. Thank you for info. Very interesting!
Great Finds! Don't ever feel rushed while your digging it out. Trust me , I know how u felt. People will watch if its 20 Mins or 2 mins. 🙂
Thank you. I will try
Right?! Doesn’t matter how long the video is the FF works just the same hahaha FF it to the good part and then leave without a comment or a like and just give them a view. But on some I’ll like, comment and share but that’s only super good or funny videos…. Carry on peasants.
That was exciting. I hope you find some more in that area. Perfect specimen.
Thank you!
Wow, just amazing! Bet you go back to this spot all of the time huh! I subbed your channel from these two videos, just awesome!
I do, but I have a lot of competition there.. The Celts keep me coming back! I hope I find more and share it with you.. Thanks for subscribing!!! Good luck on your hunts!
Oh wow! So old, but so well and good looking. 🎉 Congrat!!
That is a magnificent piece!
Thank you. It is amazing. Still can't believe I got so lucky
Awesome finds!
Thank you!
I am glad you don't want to damage the precious dirt around your dig area. Your scratching the artifact!
Dude I'd dig out that entire area. There has to be more
I wish I could !!!
find of a lifetime…my heart was racing
Thank you. That one is still one of my best. I could not believe I found it and was not dreaming.
The people crying about damaging the artifact are nieve. It looks to be made out of some type of granite or a similar metamorphic rock, which can't be scratched by steel unless you really put some effort into scratching it.
I'd take it slower and more deliberately though 😂. You were pretty exited!
No damage was done. Thank you!!!
Cool!
Big up!
Rock'n'Roll Baby 🤟🏻🫡👍🏻🇩🇪
Awesome find!
Thank you!!
Just amazing!!! Beautiful!
Thank you!! They are amazing! I still can't believe I found them. I have to check on them regularly to make sure I wasn't dreaming .
Nice job! With a sweet if you could cut a block of clay few inches bigger than the stone with the clay, so it looks like how you found it it was a triple the value!
WOW! What a find! I’d be tempted to haft that & use it.
Oh Noooooo... Haha You wouldn't believe how much flack I got just touching it with the knife.. I really should make a fake video using it.. People would loose there mind!!! HAHAHAHAHA
@@jaytwocheck4716 let them cry
Beautiful!
Thank you!
That's a big one. Like ones found here in Britain.
Awesome!
Beautiful find!
Thank you!!
مصنوعات يدوية جميلة جدا وعالية الجودة. تحيات من صيادي العقيق الإندونيسي
Greetings and Thank you. Your channel has some really Cool stuff on it !
He sounds like a grizzly bear short of breath ! Hahahahahahaaa
Amazing!
Thank you.. Definitely one of my best days ever!!
Very cool!
Thank you!
Beautiful, a work of art.
I wonder how a rock got there?😁😆😅😂🤣🤣
I get being excited.... but, slow down and take your time digging it out. I cringed every time you scraped it with your steel tool.
Great find!
Me to. I hated it when the knife scraped it but you will be happy to know that it did not leave a mark...also the dirt was almost rock hard so it was very difficult to dig out..
What u said.. I've been there before.
It's a rock, I doubt much damage will be done or visibly seen LOL
Don't scratch it!
you were driving me crazy with that chisel... you need to get another tool.
Any suggestions? I cringed myself whenever it touched it. Ground was rock hard.
AWESOME
Congratulations!!! Unreal!!
Thank you so much.. That was a great day!!!! Once in a lifetime!!
Great find my friend, maybe next time use something other that a flat nosed chisel
It was a knife but thank you
Parabéns muito sucesso pra você 💯 👏 👍
Awesome
Thank you!
Nice job
Thank you!
Bro you definitely need A Wter Bottle SUPER CONGRATULATIONS 👍😃👋And Good Morning 👍😃👋
Yes, that would have definitely helped!😄
Saludos! Man! That is one badazz adze ! They don't get much bigger or nicer! Congratulations!
Thank you!! That was an amazing day!!
@@jaytwocheck4716
As much your out there, you deserve it!
Liked. Subscribed.
Thank you so much for subscribing.. I will keep trying to provide more videos!
Thank you so much for subscribing.. I will keep trying to provide more videos!
I had came back looking for part two.... Man, have you ever had to deal with so many azzholez? Who are these "people", or are they even "people" at all? It is crazy how they enter comments in clumps, usually all nitpicking the same thing....and I find it very strange that the greater portion of these "viewers" don't even know what type of artifact you've discovered. Don't sweat these guys, you are only guilty of showing how much finding these implements truly meant by salvaging them and giving each proper care....Cheers!
Yes, it was very weird. It was nice to see so many other people shut them down for being trolls! Did you find part 2 ? It was a short.
@@jaytwocheck4716 Cool, Yeah....
I looked but I don't think that I looked there! Thanks!
@@jaytwocheck4716
A third celt? Hahahaha! Jackpot!
I fined one like that big one in KY, the use them went the wash the clothes
The small Celt is a wedge for splitting boards.
Thank you . It's great that you added your comments. I did not know exactly what they were used for. That makes sense why the back sides are typically showing marks from being hit to drive it in the wood.
@@jaytwocheck4716 I grew up on the Coast of Georgia and found several of those small Celts. And I worked at the Laboratory Cuilapan in Oaxaca, Mexico and found several from a certain site and they all showed the same damage.
Lifetime find!
Totally
Holy shit!!
HELL YEAH
Thank you !!
I bought the same looking rock at a flea market not knowing what it was.now I know.
Theres probably more there
I keep looking and hoping! Thanks for the Comment!
I found one that was square and about 5" bigger with a fish tail On the back it did not come to a point It was more along the lines of an ax
That sounds really cool. Do you have a video or pic?
@@jaytwocheck4716 No and I was a dumb a** and sold it Got a 100 bucks for it Was probably worth much more
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What is it ? To those of us unfamiliar with your find . A little conversation about its history, age , and purpose, while you were digging would have made this video much more interesting.
2:01 scratches Celt and apologizes to the rock
Sorry rock
Fun days🎉❤
Very much!!!
Incroyable, cela ressemble exactement à ce que l'on trouve dans le monde maori, ces herminettes sont les mêmes !
I just hope you kept on digging in the same spot
Most videos of finds are those who are so excited that they often ruin the treasure and even destroy it instead of calmly and carefully excavating it out. Very sad.
Keep digging and maybe you'll find the original owner.
I believe that all first people's artifacts belong to them. Not museums or collectors.
By the time you get it out the ice man would have thawed.
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Eu possuo uma dessa, eu tinha duas e a outra sumiu , pertenceu ao meu avô e chamamos de pedra de machadinha de índio aqui no Brasil ( Brazil )
Lamento saber da sua perda.. Espero que um dia isso aconteça para você... Muito legal que você tenha conseguido salvar um deles. Obrigado pelo comentário!
@@jaytwocheck4716
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What were these stones used for back in the day?
I was told they could have bean used for digging and splitting wood.
This tool type was used for woodworking and tree felling
Skull splitting too I'm sure.
Multi tool
Think this is weird I found a Motorola flip phone in the dirt at bells canyon in 1682
Yep ... proof of time travel!!
That's my phone...I'd love to be able to get my contacts back. 👀
I found a 14,000 year old spear head in Florida when I was a kid. It quickly disappeared lol
I'm sorry to hear that. I wish you luck finding more.
BOM DIA! UMA FERRAMENTA DE ÍNDIOS. TAMBÉM TENHO DESSAS AQUI NO BRASIL 🇧🇷
Obrigado. Isso é muito incrível!
are there any inscriptions on them ?
I did not notice any inscriptions. Thanks for the comment. I will look closer.
Eu tenho uma machadinha semelhante a essa aqui em casa, em Curitiba Br.
Isso é muito legal. Gostaria que pudéssemos adicionar imagens aos comentários.. Adoraria ver..Obrigado pelo comentário!
For crying out loud just pull the darn thing out of the dirt already 😁👍✌️
Awesome. What is it?
Celt (ax)
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Amazing find my friend. New subscriber.
Thank you for watching. That was an amazing, unforgettable day.
Steel
Dig hole, mix artifact in mud and place in hole, when mud dries and cracks grab camera and film digging artifact out.
Haha, you're a funny troll... 😁 next week, I'm going to dig a T-Rex in hopes of subscribers....stay tuned.
Conheço aqui em Goiás como pedra de raio
Nossa, nunca ouvi chamar assim... Muito legal!!!
I have a old stone like that what should I do, help me
Display it! Admire its beauty and history.
Looks like Diabase
They really picked an awesome material. Thank you for the comment!!
Rìu đá cổ xưa
Đúng Rìu đá còn được gọi là celt
@@jaytwocheck4716 🌵
Must not of ever dug much out’a the ground before..all those nicks won’t lower the value much…😀
You aren’t smart or funny
@@drshin9893 Wasn’t trying to be, but Shin again you never know.
Rookie
Next time bring an excavator with you,Ok.
I wish!!!
Что он раскопал?
Это каменный топор коренных американцев, также известный как кельтский. Надеюсь это поможет
@@jaytwocheck4716благодарю)
@@jaytwocheck4716спасибо)
ОТЛИЧНЫЙ ПОЛИРОВАННЫЙ КАМЕННЫЙ ТОПОР !
Just old river rock stuck in the dirt
Yep .. nothing to see here
O rapaz está com problemas respiratório ❓🤔
No clue what this is, to me it looks like this guy found two rocks in the ground….
Native American tools used to chop or dig, also possible they used them as weapons
How deep were they?
They were showing on the suface.
Tripod please
Neolithic stoneaxe?
Celts yes
Say what it is. I dint have a clue.
It's a celt..Celt.
It's a stone axe used by native Americans before European contact
I like turtles
Me too, and corn 🌽
I don't have to hunt for native tools i know how to make them and how to use them all
Slow down man. You put scrap marks on it.
GO GET A BIG SCREWDRIVER GO BACK AND DIG THAT SPOT OUT ,THERE IS MORE
I keep going back after it rains to see if more wash out. No luck yet
A Salt?
Celt.
What is it?
A extra large celt.
Is it worth anything
I don't sell what I find. Yes they are worth something but its Priceless to me..
I'm sure about that. I know people who have collected arrowheads all along the susquehanna River since the 1950's. But not allowed to keep. I don't think so. An Indian burial ground would be a huge mistake.
Not a burial ground.. Never found a single bone other then a chicken bone..
Not a burial ground.. Never found a single bone other then a chicken bone..