Very cool finds!! I love the material and the old pieces- some really nice blades and points there. Good piece of real estate for thousands of years 👍🏻🙂
That hilltop that the old homesite was built on was probably an ancient Indian homesite at one time and if I was you guys I'd do some digging right on top of that hill. Back when I lived in Texas and was artifact hunting I'd look for those small isolated hills and especially if they were near a creek or river. They were no doubt in that area y'all are digging on and I bet they had a homesite on top of that hill.
I need a soil/bottle probe. Anyone know where I could get one? I need one that is made out of spring steel, with a carbon steel tip, and is welded. I don't have anyway to weld nor do I know of anyone at the moment. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I don't know if you are aware of it but your video is really blurry . It make the points a little hard to see good . But congrads on a new site . It look like a real good one.
moast relics lay flat ...around here we try not to dig streight down tend to hit more and brake them, we use spade 3 tooth> and yal do all hard work to get down to them then fill them in, ur just scraping top of the camp....... a gravel layer usually mark bottom>>>> i like yalls chanel i watch all ur vids ...... i dont mean to try and tell yal how to dig but ur missing all good stuff deeper....... ive dug 15 foot deep with the top 6 foot was overburden ...... just puttin my 2 cence in keep up the vids ,,,,
I'm still here navigating this human condition. Been busy with the kids lately. Hope this new site lasts. Thanks for sticking around. I don't forget the OG subscribers.
@@ZachByrd , there is not a single video of yours that does not invoke fond memories of your family. I am also transfixed by your channel's relatively recent and very competent focus on Native American stone artifacts. I have a small found collection as well that documents the use of fossilized material in the making of tools. Very exciting. Forever yours, Will.
Im absolutely fascinated by Native American history. Have been my whole life. I'm just glad Jason and I figured out a productive and efficient way to find these artifacts.
So happy y’all have a new site! I’ve been waiting and hoping. My favorite artifact channel!
Thanks!
Second this!
Amazing old finds. Keep up the hard work and make us all jealous!! Haha. Good job!!!
Very nice video, congratulations on your finds!! Be waiting for your next one!!👍🏻🇺🇸
Beautiful stuff. Glad to see you guys back at it.
Very cool finds!! I love the material and the old pieces- some really nice blades and points there. Good piece of real estate for thousands of years 👍🏻🙂
I'm happy to see you all are back at it again.
Man you guys make digging look fun
I am here in Dawsonville ga a lot of artifacts in this area
Can't wait to move back up to North GA next year. I had some sites that I never was able to dig before moving away.
Nice stuff guys! I am so excited to finally see someone using a plastic tool for digging. That will save so many points.
Nice finds, great recoveries! Much appreciated clean up video at the end. -Onward-
Y’all did great! Keep up the good work guys 👍👍👍
Great spot hope it doesn't play out anytime soon nice artifacts keep on digging onwards
Congrats on the new site 💥!!!!
Awesome saves for sure 😎👊
Good to see marlon and jason back that looks like a smokin site onward!
Awesome job. That one at the end that looked broke down the middle, I would call a "backed knife". Have found many here in central NY.
Awesome finds I found my one and only point metal detecting thanks toa tiny nail Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏🙏🙏⚒️🇺🇸👍
Like to come dig with you boys one day ...N Florida watchin ya finds.....
Nice finds ! Have you ever tried shoot one to see how they fly ?
Awesome artifacts guys and the Water Jet 6000XLT is bad ass.
You should metal detect that old chimney. There have been several in my area that had gold or silver coins hidden inside.
Do you have a video walking through the process of choosing a dig st? I know you kinda covered it in this video.
Yes. Go to my sifting springs Playlist and there are many many videos where I cover it.
@@ZachByrd thank you
Good site buddy
Where are you digging
I had a banner stone that shape, found in Gordon county
Really makes ya wonder what else is below the plow line...
That hilltop that the old homesite was built on was probably an ancient Indian homesite at one time and if I was you guys I'd do some digging right on top of that hill. Back when I lived in Texas and was artifact hunting I'd look for those small isolated hills and especially if they were near a creek or river. They were no doubt in that area y'all are digging on and I bet they had a homesite on top of that hill.
I’ve been in training for the army for 5 months and come back to only 2 videos😭😭
How did you know thay were in this location An that in the grown that deep
There are always faces flaked into the points and the cores.
I see a man on the last piece
I hope Zach is ok. He hasn’t posted a video in 8 months
I need a soil/bottle probe. Anyone know where I could get one? I need one that is made out of spring steel, with a carbon steel tip, and is welded. I don't have anyway to weld nor do I know of anyone at the moment. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Fun
I don't know if you are aware of it but your video is really blurry . It make the points a little hard to see good . But congrads on a new site . It look like a real good one.
Sweeeet! Onward! 👉
moast relics lay flat ...around here we try not to dig streight down tend to hit more and brake them, we use spade 3 tooth> and yal do all hard work to get down to them then fill them in, ur just scraping top of the camp....... a gravel layer usually mark bottom>>>> i like yalls chanel i watch all ur vids ...... i dont mean to try and tell yal how to dig but ur missing all good stuff deeper....... ive dug 15 foot deep with the top 6 foot was overburden ...... just puttin my 2 cence in keep up the vids ,,,,
Begin the begin again.
I've been wondering where you've been! Glad your heart is still beating. Good hearing from you.
@@ZachByrd love how the channel has grown.
I'm still here navigating this human condition. Been busy with the kids lately. Hope this new site lasts. Thanks for sticking around. I don't forget the OG subscribers.
@@ZachByrd , there is not a single video of yours that does not invoke fond memories of your family. I am also transfixed by your channel's relatively recent and very competent focus on Native American stone artifacts. I have a small found collection as well that documents the use of fossilized material in the making of tools. Very exciting. Forever yours, Will.
Im absolutely fascinated by Native American history. Have been my whole life. I'm just glad Jason and I figured out a productive and efficient way to find these artifacts.
Onward every 15 seconds gotta stop
What is the prob ing telling you? Just listening to hit rock?
Yes, you can hear and feel when you hit flint
If you guys are looking for a tag-along, im in NE Ga. Jackson county. Im a disabled vet in need of a place to search/dig.