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@@coyotewacker well thank you for your comment!

If youre finding flakes and tools a point will be nearby whithout a doubt 🫡 Thanks for the sub!

I know the susquahennah well. Haven’t been out looking on it in a hot minute though.

@eastcoastlithics ill get out there after the ice freezes. Late summer the water levels are very low, it exposes things a little more. Have a great day man.

@@triggerMB I like to imagine the structures and living areas etc. very hard to imagine when youre standing in what once was a village

@@pleiadesluciernaga8877 That’s a very important bit of information! If I do another one of these videos I will definitely expand with tips like this. Something we often don’t think about in our warm insulated houses when they had animal skin and bark haha.

@ yep! I’ve yet to find any ancient Owen’s Corning insulation! Our family owns property in Florida with a sinkhole and spring water. We’ve been finding artifacts for generations. When dad was a kid, he’d find perfectly formed marbles made by Indians! The thrill of finding something never gets old.

@@SeanTyree-f4o the best part is never knowing what youll find 👌🏻

Glad to have taught you something bro! This comment means a lot. I hope you and your son can pull some smokers 🙏🏻

Actually they have tortoises. The shell offers protection if it does happen 😂

@@kevinumhey5939 thanks for the feedback! Ill make sure to leave the text on screen longer in the future 👌🏻

Your tax money pays for the stone out front 🤷‍♂️

@@RobertSherman-h9d got an awsome selfbow longform video coming out very soon!

@@headhunter7049 can confirm- Ive walked the same field without rain between walks and found new stuff haha.

Thanks homie

Get yourself a stopwatch and time the exact length of this video 😂

@eastcoastlithics he was talking about making the club not the video

@@19SAA88 after learning a little more we think it might be a used up bolen knife. The used it up until the very end lol

@eastcoastlithics got to get there moneys worth out of it 😆

Nope, based in PA.

@@craiglafoe3195 just did some research. Good tips 😂

@@midwestbrand4041 sure does!

Haha this was 2 years ago. I built a 79 predator beach cruiser from scratch. I posted that one a bit ago in a short if you want to check that out. Thanks anyways!

More to come! I have a longform coming out soon with better refined bowyer skills.

@@hboy4889 bazinga!

@@talvarezsk8 is the bow already finished or you have it roughed out currently?

@ it’s a finished bow. I could send photos.

@@talvarezsk8 yeah man, look me up on insta and message me there. Or make a post on r/bowyer.

@@normaferro8054 to you as well!

@@robertlast3052 YOURE RIGHT I did! That’s in the pinned comment 🫡

Thanks! This point type used almost entirely percussion flaking techniques. I do have an antler pressure flaker or two lying around and I use then often on my more brittle quartz points that require pressure flaking. Thanks for the sub! Got some good stuff coming out soon if youre into selfbows I have a build video coming along with some ancient finds here or there.

@@eastcoastlithics Alright awesome to hear! I myself have been doing "primitive technology" for over 6 years now and i love finding new channels. Looking forward to seeing the selfbows. Best of luck Johan

@@AlJAMIE20 ancient: the quality of being old or past a present time. (Basically really really old)

O okay so that’s ayn·chnt. Cool video though man

😂 yes indeed. Im picturing the flintstone car

Lets hope he does! He likes to learn

@ when youre in pa youre suppose to say crick instead of creek. And yens

@@Dougarrowhead ha! Im not from that far west lol. “Youse guys” down in NC say “tin” instead of 10 I dont wanna hear it 😂🫵🏻

@@eastcoastlithics i have family in pa. They sound a lot more ignorant than the nc hicks that i know.

Ignorant in what respect?

@@marcelduckfeather9859 quartz point all the way out there?! Im not too familiar with the lithics in that region it I would be willing to bet it might be some kind of calcedony or agate. Either way both will fracture with those conchoidal marks on the edges. Look down the cross section and it should have a diamond shape from being worked on both faces. If you have reddit post on r/arrowheads for confirmation. Ill probably see your post!

Glad I could help! There are millions and millions out there. I just found a knife a few minutes ago and that was in a less artifact dense part of my area!

@@eastcoastlithics I live on Cape Cod, we have tons of water here. My neighbor has found a lot of arrowheads, as others around here have. I don't want to ask them where or how, I want to find one myself, for exactly the same reason you do - connection to someone who fabricated a piece of history many years ago. I'll start looking tomorrow.

@@billpholde4816 let me know what you come up with!

@@Wildernessquestoutdoors You have also gained a few thousand subs since I last saw you Knapping live! The algorithm is a hungry monster dude lol

@ hahaha I haven’t even released the southwest and Texas videos yet I’m gonna put a link to you in my videos for my subs that wanna see artifacts

@ heck yeah bro!! Thanks for that 🔥

@@mtman2 you seem to have this down 🤠

@@mtman2 I may haft this one just like this!

​@@eastcoastlithics Use a Shagbark Hickory limb or sapling as the strongest springy-ist wood = is why its best for axe & the shorter striking tool handles (hammer's mauls etc); White Ash for longer tool for being stiffer for shovel & rake handles...!

@@mtman2 Very interesting! I never knew there were specific woods for tool handle lengths. I thought it was all hickory or ash interchangeably. Thanks for this knowledge!

​@@eastcoastlithicsHickory - Shagbarks the tuffest of the hickory's & will take constant pounding when Ash will splinter; Tho Hickory's not as stiff as Ash for long handles & will bend to much; Shagbark's also top choice for making bows & again Ash makes great arrows being stiffer...!

@@joannparker1977 Then I have succeeded in my goal as a creator 🫡

@@joannparker1977 glad you like it! Im sure ill have some crazy content in the coming months!!

@@chadcardosa9063 just waiting on him to pull a good one 😂

@@Unk13Dave Keeps them mosquitoes away haha. I was gettin lit up by em for the few days prior.

@@eastcoastlithics oh yeah anything to keep them away. I'm not their preferred diet but my friends and children often are. What flavor incense you find best?

@ This was unscented. Regular old sawdust and glue on a stick

@@Jack-ex8dg Thanks! Check out my “how to find arrowheads” video if you’d like some tips