I moved to an old farm when I was 33. Every time I would find something.....a horse shoe, a square nail, a chain, I considered all of it a "gift from the farm".....I guess all that stuff you find is a gift from the river : )
Nutting stone. One side is for walnuts, the other side is for smaller nuts, such as pecans, hickory nuts and acorns. Have a wonderful day, Nugget, and God bless.💙🙏
Nice video. Glad you got to have a great day out under the water, and hanging out with Jeremy and Adam... If you ever make it up to Michigan, look me up. I'll be happy to put you up for the night and safe store anything you bring. Plenty of Rivers, Relics, Shipwrecks, and Antiques to be seen / found up here.... From Lansing, Michigan. Wishing you and your loved ones a great week.
Hi noggin! Dimple rock does look like a mortar and THE Bull shark tooth would make a nice pendent. ALL ur adventures R awesome! Thnx 4 collecting debris from the waterways and earth. God our Father continue to Bless and watch over you and ur friends.🐽
I am from Oklahoma here and today was instant sweat...so jealous of you in that river... Them finds of fossils and your meg tooth...are awesomeness...you had better go get that petrified log....God bless and stay safe.
Always enjoy your videos. Would like to see more closer together. My husband and I took scuba lessons, he passed and I didn't, that's when I found out I was claustrophobic, with the wet suit, tanks and all that weight. Love to snorkel though.
Greetings from Nova Scotia! Another great video. Especially like the ridged bottle and the native pottery pieces. Have a great weekend and keep safe. 😊🇨🇦
Awesome dive, Mike! If I had to guess about that round rock with the hole, I'd say it was a bagel. A petrified bagel! A native Indian girl was carrying bagels in her bowl and dropped them. Bowl broke... that's where that pottery piece came from, and the one remaining bagel. That's my far from an expert opinion! 😂😂 great finds, bud!
😊great dives.... How do you prevent the shark teeth from cracking when they dry out? Second, that rock with the two indentations is a real mystery. I watched a man on RUclips that had collected many specimens like yours. One rock had like 8 indentations. He said he couldn't figure out what it was used for. He had thought about it for a long time and each idea he had was trashed. It's still a mystery according to him. But they were always found around American Indian activity. And the hole is chipped out , not smooth, like yours is. Even in hard stone the hole shows signs of being chipped out, not smooth - like nuts were broken in them, which would show a smooth surface. I'm thinking they were used to make beads, where the chipping would be where the bone or turquoise or whatever was set down and worked like an arrowhead would be. Sounds good to me.
I'm pretty sure the rock with the hole worn in it was for starting fire. They would hold the rock in the palm of one hand to hold a stick with the string of a bow wrapped aroun to spin . Lots of friction and heat at the other end of the stick will light dry grass pretty quickly
Do you think that rock could have been a fire-drill rock, with the wood fitting into the notch ? Great find, and in amongst the pottery and petrified wood, a neat spot. The glass bottles, that glass is very nice
Hello from Holmdel New Jersey , can I ask how old you are ? Only asking because of the amount of knowledge you give us , at such a young age is refreshing ! Thanks
The stone with the hole looked like one my grandmother had that was used to grind herbs and seeds for medicine. Her mothers had one about that size with a pedestal.
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I moved to an old farm when I was 33. Every time I would find something.....a horse shoe, a square nail, a chain, I considered all of it a "gift from the farm".....I guess all that stuff you find is a gift from the river : )
Noggin youre the man! Thank you for being you, keep up the good work!
I appreciate that!
Nutting stone. One side is for walnuts, the other side is for smaller nuts, such as pecans, hickory nuts and acorns.
Have a wonderful day, Nugget, and God bless.💙🙏
agree. I have one found in a coulee in Nebraska
NEW VIDEO! hope y'all enjoy it!
We most certainly Did!
What an awesome dive, Michael! I love the Meg tooth and the Native finds, I believe that stone is a nutting stone.❤
Thank you!
Little old montana where your happy if you find a wheat penny lol not too much old stuff up here really. Have a great day.
WOW, there's a Treasure Chest of Discoveries lurking below the Surface!! Thanks for taking us along Nugget!!!
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!
Nice video. Glad you got to have a great day out under the water, and hanging out with Jeremy and Adam... If you ever make it up to Michigan, look me up. I'll be happy to put you up for the night and safe store anything you bring. Plenty of Rivers, Relics, Shipwrecks, and Antiques to be seen / found up here.... From Lansing, Michigan. Wishing you and your loved ones a great week.
Thank you, appreciate it!
Hi noggin! Dimple rock does look like a mortar and THE Bull shark tooth would make a nice pendent. ALL ur adventures R awesome! Thnx 4 collecting debris from the waterways and earth. God our Father continue to Bless and watch over you and ur friends.🐽
You are hanging out with some really good guys man!! Thank you for another great vid. Mike:)
Yes!!! Was thinking about you this morning Nugget, hope your hand is healed up!
Thank you! It's healed some but still hurts
@@nuggetnoggin aw.. watching your video now. Will leave another comment when finished.
Great dive Nugget! Love the Musket Balls, the Pewter Button, and those jars! I was surprised to see those Shrimp in the river! God bless!
I am from Oklahoma here and today was instant sweat...so jealous of you in that river... Them finds of fossils and your meg tooth...are awesomeness...you had better go get that petrified log....God bless and stay safe.
Watching from Shropshire, UK. Love watching your videos. Ta for sharing. x
Awesome! Thank you!
That Meg tooth and nutting stone are awesome finds Michael. I’ve always loved petrified wood. Great video.
Thank you!
Always enjoy your videos. Would like to see more closer together. My husband and I took scuba lessons, he passed and I didn't, that's when I found out I was claustrophobic, with the wet suit, tanks and all that weight. Love to snorkel though.
Snorkeling is great, no wetsuit or tanks to worry about. Thanks for watching, I'll keep the videos coming!
Haven’t seen one of your videos in a LONG time always fun to watch tho
Thank you!
It's too early in the morning, but I'd like to chip one day. Love your show!
Thanks for watching!
Greetings from Nova Scotia! Another great video. Especially like the ridged bottle and the native pottery pieces. Have a great weekend and keep safe. 😊🇨🇦
Thank you! You too!
Awesome adventure and finds!
Thank you!
Wearing gloves this time I see, Michael! Haha! Happy hunting!
Great video Nugget
Awesome dive!!! Incredible finds!!!
Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!
Great vid' NN. Mega Shark teeth & rare bottles. One thing, where's Daisy?? John from UK.
glad to see you back
Wow awesome finds.love watching your channel❤
Thanks so much!
Great diving adventure with a big variety of treasures!!
Thanks for watching!
Hi 👋 Michael 😊another fantastic adventure 😀 your channel is brilliant 👏 😀 👌 Andrew south wales uk 👌 👍 👏 😀 🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank You Nugget, Toronto.
Love the finds. Watching from Athens, Georgia.
Thanks for watching from Georgia!
Loving these diving videos
I’m glad someone is really enjoying them!
Another superb adventure
Thank you!
@@nuggetnoggin and thank you, ol boy
The rock was probably Native American used for grinding grain. I have 2 large stones similar to this. That could have been mortar and pestle.
Awesome dive, Mike! If I had to guess about that round rock with the hole, I'd say it was a bagel. A petrified bagel! A native Indian girl was carrying bagels in her bowl and dropped them. Bowl broke... that's where that pottery piece came from, and the one remaining bagel. That's my far from an expert opinion! 😂😂 great finds, bud!
😊great dives.... How do you prevent the shark teeth from cracking when they dry out? Second, that rock with the two indentations is a real mystery. I watched a man on RUclips that had collected many specimens like yours. One rock had like 8 indentations. He said he couldn't figure out what it was used for. He had thought about it for a long time and each idea he had was trashed. It's still a mystery according to him. But they were always found around American Indian activity. And the hole is chipped out , not smooth, like yours is. Even in hard stone the hole shows signs of being chipped out, not smooth - like nuts were broken in them, which would show a smooth surface. I'm thinking they were used to make beads, where the chipping would be where the bone or turquoise or whatever was set down and worked like an arrowhead would be. Sounds good to me.
Go Nugget…
From the UP of Michigan 😊
I'm pretty sure the rock with the hole worn in it was for starting fire. They would hold the rock in the palm of one hand to hold a stick with the string of a bow wrapped aroun to spin . Lots of friction and heat at the other end of the stick will light dry grass pretty quickly
Do you think that rock could have been a fire-drill rock, with the wood fitting into the notch ? Great find, and in amongst the pottery and petrified wood, a neat spot. The glass bottles, that glass is very nice
Adelaide South Australia
love the shark tooth.WOULD LOVE A NECKLACE FROM ONE
You had some nice finds!
Watching from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Sweet! Thank you for watching from Malaysia!
Cambridge,Ontario Canada. 6:24 AM Sunday morning.
Awesome! I'm happy for you. They say if a rock fit's your hand good, its probably a tool
Beautiful finds
Thank you!
Great day !! 😎✌🏻California 😊
Yes it was!
Great voiceover
Brunswick Ohio ❤❤❤
Very Nice video watching from Ohio
Thanks for watching!
Megalodons lived like 3 million years ago so finding their teeth is definitely the epitome of finding ancient relics
Hey, from Oklahoma. Have a great based day
Thanks! You too!
That's wild.
Happy Saturday
Thanks for watching!
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The petrified wood is hard as a rock because it's a ROCK!!
Haha that’s right
Nugget! I started watching you when you had about 25K subs! Now look at you, you’re all growed up!,🤣
Appreciate all the support!
Hello from Holmdel New Jersey , can I ask how old you are ? Only asking because of the amount of knowledge you give us , at such a young age is refreshing ! Thanks
From Brookhaven,Ms. not far from Vicksburg. I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you for them.
Thanks for watching!
Hello Nugget from United Kingdom 😊
Thanks for watching from The UK!
Vermont ❤❤
Thanks for watching!
That shark tooth was super cool
Northwest Iowa. Thanks nugget
Thank you for tuning in for another adventure
Ewa Beach, O'ahu, Hawai'i
Looks like a "Chunky Stone" they would practice arrow, atlatl, and spear throwing as it was being rolled past.
Monroe NC
It sure is creepy down there, im just waiting for you to come across a body up close and scare the crap out of me. Lol.
Harvey, Iowa. I always love your videos.
Scott, if you are ever in Okoboji; look me up. I'll take you detecting underwater.
Glad you like them! More on the way!
@@jadefurman2840 Thank you! I will remember that. I have never been up to Lake Okoboji.
The stone with the hole looked like one my grandmother had that was used to grind herbs and seeds for medicine. Her mothers had one about that size with a pedestal.
Maybe that rock was used in making fires. Like when they twist a stick like part with some bark or grass to ignite at the base of it.
That anchor was between a rock and a hard place. lol
Florida
Near Pittsburgh, along the Allegheny River
Thanks for watching!
Watching in southwest Wisconsin.
Thank you for watching!
Irving, Texas
Plano, TX. Hey...do I see a couple vertebrae as big as a coffee cup? Like from a big dinosaur?
Raymore, MO
Cardigan west wales 🏴 🇬🇧
Could that bowl rock been used as a grinding rock?
Hey Nugget, I'm in Bedford Pa.
Do you sell any of those Megladon shark teeth, they are so cool . I would love to have one if your interested in parting with one?
Orange, Ca
So did you check to see if the mason jar was moonshine? Very serious question lol
Mocksville Nc
I think the stone with the hole you found, is a Native American mortar stone.
Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 nice finds
Sweet! Thanks for watching!
Watching from Kansas City! What River is this?
you did good i hope we can have a sleep over i got snacks
Cleveland,Georgia
Thanks for watching Donnie! I’ll have your pick ready soon
The rock with a hole on each side.. Is a Indian painting bowl or grinding bowl for grains would be my guess
That's a really good find then!
Looks like a Nutting stone
I believe it is! Thanks for watching!
Jackson, Michigan I always wanted to try scuba diving. But after my stroke I think I missed my window.
Nottingham England 😂
Nice! I’ll be back in England soon
The stone is definitely a native american grinding stone. I have or had one just like it - can't find it right now.
Thanks for the info!
Davis Mountains of West Texas
3rd like, good afternoon
thank you!
@@nuggetnoggin your welcome
Hey man what’s up
Do you ever sell any Megalodon teeth? I’m looking for a nice one to be mounted in gold for a necklace.
Nahhh the tooth was way cooler than the petrified wood
Where's the petrified wood ?
A "well vertabrae"? What's that?
Whale bones
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thanks for watching!
@@nuggetnoggin Another great video!