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It definitely could’ve been used as a graver or something.

You spend too much time passively aggressively commenting on videos.

Because not everyone live in an instant gratification type world. They take things in and appreciate them. Or maybe not everyone finds “18 in one hole” as you claimed.

18 in one hole… No video. No proof. No believe. This response is only in response to your other 2 unnecessary comments.

Thanks man. I picked up the term “points” years ago from an older fellow that helped get my passion for artifacts kicked off. It always seemed more fitting since the term “arrowhead” didn’t really apply well as a broad name for artifacts. On the 98-100% part… that’s only because that’s all I show! You know artifact hunting comes along with buckets and buckets of broken pieces! Haha I’ve started showing more of the broken pieces lately because people were starting to think I never found broken stuff! I appreciate you giving your input and taking the time to check out the finds buddy!

Thanks man! It was one of those lucky finds I just happened to be at the right place at the right time for! Guaranteed if I had gone to that spot 6 hours later it would’ve been picked up or washed away. It makes me cringe to think of all the things that get washed into our waterways. Thanks for checking it out!

“Real artifacts” if you say so. One man’s throw away is another man’s artifact I guess. Can I have your throw aways?

It’s bluegrass. The beginning song on this video was “terrier waltz” by Nat Keefe & the bow ties. The song on my latest video was “St. Anne’s reel” played but not written by “Nat Keefe & hot buttered rum”. They provide their music for free online to be used and shared free of charge. I think from now on I should start putting credit at the end of my videos. Thanks for giving me the idea!

I am by no means an expert at point identification. I would surely mislabel something and give off false information mistakingly. As for the silence, that’s just how I choose to do it really. When I go back and reminisce on my finds by watching my own videos, the last thing I want is the moment to be ruined by hearing myself rambling in the background! I also want the entire focus being on the artifacts and their craftsmanship, nothing else. It’s just a personal preference. Plus I enjoy my privacy and nobody really knowing anything about me. I don’t want to be the focal point of the videos! Haha thanks for the input and I appreciate you checking out the finds.

@@Points365 I absolutely mean no disrespect the quality of the points you find are second to none and I am sure you put a lot of time into it. I will continue watching. Have a wonderful day.

None taken whatsoever! I really do appreciate any and all input. Have a good rest of your day as well!

Same here on the gorget.. usually slate that I find and in my case always broken! We can’t catch a break! Maybe one day though. I appreciate you checking the finds out!

A sweet heartbreaker indeed! I’m yet to find a whole one. Maybe one of these fine days one will present itself before me. Until then it’ll have to be on my long bucket list! Haha Thanks as always buddy!

It never ceases to amaze me how that piece managed to stay in such shape! It’s by far the best pine tree I’ve ever had the honor of finding. Maybe I’ll get the honor again one day soon! Thanks for checking it out!

Absolutely man! I’m glad to share and glad you came back to check out the new round of finds! But man oh man… I take it that field is no longer huntable? I’d be all over it with the metal detector!

Thanks man, I really appreciate it!

Thanks man! Bottleneck Benton on that last one. I don’t have too many of them, so this one is the centerpiece of them all now! I appreciate you checking it out!

Cool 😎 , I don't have any of them 😕

Thanks as always buddy! If it did break while making it then hopefully the other half will turn up nearby soon. It was in the most random of places. I spotted it while motoring along. I did a double take and whipped the boat around real quick! Lucky to look at the right place at the right time!

Thanks man, I try not to let the aches, pains, and general lack of sleep keep me from participating in my favorite pass time activity of recovering artifacts! I know my time to hang up the boots will be here before I know it. I will at least be able to hopefully look at my frames and reminisce of the long days spent trudging through mud and poison ivy with a smile on my face the whole time! I appreciate you taking the time to check out the finds. Where did you hunt in your heyday?

@@Points365 Well, I was born in Young Harris Ga and was raised up in the North Ga. mountains. Back in the 50s up til the mid 80s, the fields were still plowed and I hit them as often as I could. Being a kid, I also liked fishing in the creeks and have found a few points when fishing for trout. When in my early 20s I got deeply interested in hunting artifacts and hit the areas that I knew that always produced a few points. I hit the jackpot when I discovered a village site in a field that no one had hunted, mainly because the field was about 2 miles long and the village site was about a half mile into the field. When I discovered the village, you could not take a single step without picking up an arrowhead, beads, pottery, pipes, tomahawks....... The field was so rich in finds that you could actually pick up an arrowhead and if you didnt think it was perfect, just pick up another. I hit that field daily when possible and woud take home 100 arrowheads each day. The field was finally found to have a burial on it and the Cherokee Nation stopped everyone from hunting there and they now have a golf course. I remember those good days though. I wish I could hit those sweet spots with you, but I know how I would guard my secret spots, so I just hope one day you would invite me to look at your collection. Thanks a lot for sharing and responding.

Thanks man! Thats half the excitement of getting out there and hunting is not knowing what’s gonna show up next. Most of the time it’s brokes though as you can imagine! Haha

Haha I appreciate it buddy!

I appreciate that buddy! I enjoy sharing the finds with people that have similar interests as myself. Thank you for taking the time to keep coming back to check them out!

I definitely think it was still used. Whether as a knife or what I haven’t a clue though? Even with the lack of base it still could’ve easily been hafted to a shaft. Like Eva’s for example.. little to no base on them, but clearly used as projectile points hafted onto a shaft. I always wondered how often they found artifacts in creeks and whatnot and reused them?!

I appreciate that! Sorry to kill you with the artifacts though. Haha

Thanks as always! I can’t catch a break with the gorgets.. all I can seem to find are broken ones! I’m still pleased to find them though. I agree with you about that blade though. It’s unifaced and so well made too, which I typically associate both with something old. I appreciate you coming back to check out the new round of finds!

Thanks man, I appreciate your excitement to see the new finds! Artifact hunting wouldn’t be the same without tons of heartbreakers ya know! I had to start sharing some of the broken stuff because people were convinced all I found was whole pieces. How wrong they were! Thanks for checking out the new finds and more are on the way for sure!

Thanks man! I spotted that gorget from the boat as I was motoring along. I whipped that thing so hard I about lost my boots!😂 The finds in this video were from April I believe… I’m slowly sharing them in the order I find them. Indeed there has been some good finds found this year. More to come for sure! I appreciate it buddy!

Bottleneck benton. And as always, I appreciate you biddy!

Thanks! It was a surprise for sure. I love when they are completely covered in mud like that, so it’s a total surprise what it’s gonna be when you pull it! Broken forgets are the story of my life though! Not once have I found a whole one… yet!

I appreciate it and thanks for taking the time to check out the finds!

Yeah man I know, it seems like I can’t catch a break with those things. They are always broken by the time I find them! Oh well, I can’t complain though. I appreciate ya buddy!

I appreciate it man! These videos are almost like a peek into my mind, because these tunes are definitely always going through my head while I’m out hunting! Haha Thanks for coming back to check out the new round of finds buddy!