How To Find Arrowheads With A Simple Bucket!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Join me as I find Ancient Treasures and other great stuff along the Ohio River, using only a plastic bucket purchased at the local Walmart for $2.47. I uncovered Native American artifacts thousands of years old, Native pottery, flintlock gun relics and what appears to be a whole mouthful of teeth. AND MORE! Entertaining and educational. An Adventure For Everyone.
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The scorched flintlock flint find was completely unreal! Finding something like that is only possible with experienced eyes along with the requisite knowledge needed to even understand what you're looking at. Bravo!!
Much Appreciated Roy! I’d seen them found before but that was the first I’ve seen with a burnt place.
I live right south of columbus ohio so I can pick the Scioto Olentangy Big Walnut Big Darby and Alum Creek within a few mile radius. I am hoping I start having the energy to get out and have some adventures soon with my lovely wife of almost 40 years! Thanks for all the great pointers!
Thank you William, hope y’all find a nice one!
You have a great eye to spot those points!
Thanks John! I’m 50 now, my near sight is starting to fade.
@@cleggsadventures love those glasses, do you market them?
Yes, work pretty well, just need to make a pair with a wider field of view. Loaned them to a friend and he been using them. He hunts a lot of creeks, where they work best.
Could there be a chance that the teeth are connected to a crime? Bodies found are often identified by their teeth. Could some criminal have pulled them and tossed them into the river to remove identification for remains that might someday be found?
I don’t know, a few people have said that. I left them on the beach and the next high water washed them away.
EXACTLY what I was screaming at the TV when he showed them!!! Call 911 when you find stuff like that🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@hc32333 I think the lady above got false teeth and wanted to keep a souvenir.
I found a beautiful hematite ax years ago just about the size of the one you found. About 40 years ago I dug a rock shelter cave about 4 miles from Graham cave in Missouri. I found a mussel shell with two hematite pencils in it.
Nice finds! I am looking for some shelters.
So glad I found this channel!! And I love your energy and enthusiasm! Also really cool - the way you teach while you explore and do your thing! You are a Natural! I am going to be obsessing on your vids for quire a while.
Much Appreciated 👍
Man those teeth were pulled so as not to ID the body from dental records. lol happy hunting !
LOL! Never know what’s going to come out next 👍
Hey you must have an amazing collection of artifacts,, do a video showing your collection, that would be very interesting to see..
Maybe a future video.👍
Some lovely finds keep searching for those arrow heads would love to find them
That scorch mark MIGHT actually be the contact point where the flint sat in the jaws of the hammer and sat against the screw which clamped down on the flint to hold it tight. Very cool!
Maybe, looks burnt
I'll find a point one day. Awesome finds!!
No doubt about it! Hang in there! Sweep and Clear... Cool Name! I was Army 7 years.👍
I just found this channel and absolutely love it. Very entertaining and informative! Subscribed and hope to watch more. Cheers
Thanks Doak1851 👍 Plenty more to come as soon as this snow melts off.
Man, I LOVE your content! This is the 3rd video I've watched from you and I have learned so much already about new tactics to use to find artifacts.
Thanks Much Cody! 👍
Lol you gonma keep them teeth awesome
I left em. They washed down river.👍
I live up river from the Ohio near the Kiski River all our shorelines are all gravel,,,, no sand, there was Indians here, but you could look forever and not find crap!! Too many rocks , I keep trying though!!!
Nice day and finds. Those teeth are probably some old bar fighter. Every time he knocks one out or gets one knocked out he saves em.😂🤣
LOL! Never know, They were all there. 👍 Thanks for watching
I enjoyed watching this- great finds, you made me laugh, and it was informative! The teeth were gross, lol.
Hey Thanks Brother! Much appreciated! More to come soon.👍
Never found any arrowheads, wanting too,
Watching your videos, gonna try some of your methods...this spring.
In North Central Iowa, I know of fields, and creeks where others have found some, can't wait till spring!
Good luck to you! Fields are a great place to look.👍
Fun hunt !
Thanks Much!👍
Man I thought the false teeth and tampon applicator fishing lure I found on the Potomac were strange finds but that specimen cup of human teeth takes the cake!
LOL! Never know what you’re gonna pull out next!👍
.Great ride friend. Original findings. Greetings and blessings.
Thank you much!👍
Another humdinger Scott! Enjoyed every second of this video. Very well done sir!
Thanks Jim, much appreciated!👍
Scott great day for you your videos always entertain!
Thanks a bunch Mike!👍
Awesome finds! I’ve never seen the bucket method before, but it seems to be working well
I works very well, as long as there’s a fairly good slope to the water.👍 Thanks for watching.
Another great outing! That first piece looks almost like a whittled down Scottsbluff point from out west!
Keep on hunting, man.
Thanks for watching. And thanks for the information. I couldn’t find anything resembling it.👍
@@cleggsadventures They aren't normally found east of the Mississippi, but I have seen one or two from Illinois.
Very entertaining.
Thank You Joseph 👍
Great to see you back!! Always killers!!!
Thanks a bunch man
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This may sound a little crazy to you, but I watch a lot of true crime type programs. The first thing that I thought when you showed that jar of teeth was foul play. They could be the teeth of a murder victim. Some murderers will pull the teeth so that the person cannot be later identified by dental records if their body is ever found
Several people have told me this in the comments. I didn’t figure any foul play was involved, seeing they were in a specimen cup. Just figured someone got false teeth. I left them on the bank and they washed away in the next high water. Someone will find them down river.👍
Man I need those teeth 😂. Cool video
Probably find them around Cincinnati, I left em and flood took em.👍
@@cleggsadventures 🤣
Welcome back 👍😊😉
Thanks, we aren’t going anywhere. We’re here for the long haul.👍
Fun video to watch!
Thanks guy, and thanks for watching and supporting my channel.👍 much appreciated
My dream is to find an arrowhead - it’s the top thing on my bucket list. I’m in the TX panhandle and don’t even know where to go. I think I’m gonna go scout around the Canadian River for a few hours tomorrow. Thanks for the videos!
Lots of artifacts in TX. Keep looking, you’ll find something
thanks for the tips i will go looking for some arrow heads soon hope i find one😁
Good luck out there
@@cleggsadventures thanks
Very cool keep it up .Thanks
Thank you Kevin 👍
I like to show you the 36 inch telescope some time if you interested .
Thanks I’ve been wanting to find an arrow head and this will help me I live in Minnesota so lots of Native American history
Thanks, and good luck to you! Hope you find a good one.👍
@@cleggsadventures thanks!
What a hopewell!
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You find a serial killers trophy collection.
A cup full! 😂👍
Loving all your vids
Much Appreciated 👍
Good findings thanks uploading got some killers, lots of goodies always appreciate the recap...those teeth is quite a conversation piece and probably haunted lol ♠️
Was a different find for sure.👍
Love your knowledge and excitement!that flint is the best!
We hunt in az,and im moving to east Texas,hope to learn the beach techniques and water finding.
Thanks
Thanks Much! Hope you find a Nice one!👍
You da man! Great vid👍🏻✌🏻
Thanks guy! Much appreciated 👍
Lol funny theory on that ancient blade you found! I don't think the Native American that made that used it for shaving 😂😂
Dude you found some serial killers trophy case that they dumped in the lake
Either that or a dentist.👍
Very informative 😊
Thank you Anne. I try to explain things as I go. Sometimes I forget or get carried away though. Thanks for watching.👍
Also, I love these videos man you make all the hard work look so fun I will keep supporting always!
“You ain’t gonna believe this!”
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@@cleggsadventures i seriously love your enthusiasm!!!!! 😀I’ll cut that hair!
Awesome finds man! Rock on!
Thanks Brother!👍
Nice finds!!! Yuk on the teeth though, gross lol.
Yea, that was a weird one!👍
Long time good too see you
Thanks Donald, I’m not going anywhere. This channel is here for the long haul.👍 Thanks for watching and supporting my channel.👍
Not a lot of people know this, but natives used to coat certain tools or effigies in a layer of limonite. I'm not sure how they made it stick but i have a boat stone that was coated in a 1/16-inch layer of limonite and the stone under it is some kind of hard stone. I can also see marks on it as if they sanded it into a more precise shape.
Thanks for that information !👍
That's very interesting! Where would someone find more information about this? There's a few of my finds that have me thinking the same thing. I appreciate your comment.
Hey Clegg, just found ya and subscribed. Not sure if you did this yet, but those teeth might be helpful in finding a missing person. Just too weird. Keep it up, love the vids.
Thanks Dave! I left them sitting there, next high water washed em down river for some other lucky dude.👍
Awesome video sweet finds bud
Thanks guy!👍
@@cleggsadventures quite a bit of water volume in that river.
Try a small battery operated pressure washer. I've used a high end garden sprayer with the hand pump!
I’ve tried a few ideas but it takes a lot of water volume. Thanks for watching.👍
Nice finds man 🏹
Thanks Guy!👍
Do you have to look for places awhile before you find good places to look. I've heard log jams in creeks in the mts and dig those out. Have you had any luck looking any where like that ?
Yea, I scout out the best spots. Sometimes I’m looking for days to find a good one. Never tried the log jams, don’t see too many hear.
Very good hunt I like the bucket technique never tried it!! I have 5 gun flints from over the years very cool! Be careful with those teeth they could be Native and someone was collecting them? Around southern Indiana they frown on those I just leave them lay !! Awesome video 👍
Thanks for watching Eddie!👍 the teeth weren’t old, I figure someone got dentures.
@@cleggsadventures Nasty 😎
You won’t believe this, but great video. Also because I make dropping artifacts look cool, doesn’t mean you can do it to...thank you for sharing buddy...
You jinxed me lol. It hit a rock too, but didn’t break. 👍
Hey buddy looks like you pick guitar,would love to hear an original or cover,you choose, just thought I'd ask!
I don’t pick, I build Mandolins and guitars. Too many hobbies and not enough time 👍
GENERALLY, French flints are brown and English flints are gray. When it comes to gun flints.
This one was generally yellow.
@@cleggsadventures As you probably know, here in the US we have chert or obsidian. Most gun flints found (in the archaeological record) in the US came from either France or England.
Not sure where it came from but I’ve seen a few others found in the area, and they have all been this light yellow color. It may not be that old either, there was an old house above probably early 1800’s to late 1800’s. I’ve found a lot of old bottles there also 1870’s
Any Idea the flint type on this one? Also, what are your definitions of flint and chert? If flint is the really hard, jewel grade, we have some of that here. Most are rougher grades like Crooksville or Kanawa Black cherts. But, some of the local small cobbles I find, are jewel grade like glass. Thanks for the comments also.👍
Hey brother its Terry from Indiana you have done it again great video I think we need you on discovery channel
Thanks a Bunch Terry!👍
What’s up Terry T 👍
Awesome videos
Thank you Marshall, much appreciated👍
As a matter fact I’m headed to the river Where the Ohio and the green river meetJust down from the twin bridges crossing into Indiana
Kentucky boy very proud I love Kentucky
By the way that description gives no one any information of where I get my finds lol 😂
Please keep the videos coming my friend
I heard the triangles were meant to stay in the target. Very effective long term in warfare. Is this true? Idk
Never heard that, but makes sense.
Pulled teeth to prevent identification of someone !
Hard to tell.
Go back to that area where you found the flintlock and metal detect, might find the rest of it!
I thought about that, I’ve not done much detecting on the river
Like the channel! Going to explore some of the north Florida's rivers soon and learning from your adventures!!
Team up with another channel maybe, I know like anything else, a new platform is a lot to learn!
Maybe someone thought of this already regarding those teeth. Maybe someone offed someone and removed the teeth so identification was impossible!
You’re about number 6 or 7. Had one today tell me.👍
1st thing that came to my mind!! Why else would someone remove all of someone's teeth. You think they'd of scattered them though instead of keep them in all one container????
@@avgrim7729 I’d say grandma got false teeth
I'll say you had a good day! Wow, man, lots of artifacts! That gun flint is a spectacular item, and I understand they are hard to find! Awesome hunt!💖
Thanks Cynthia. It was a first for me. I found a barrel last year in the same general area. All I need now is the trigger action.👍
Any gold filings on those teeth?
Not that I could see through the plastic. I wasn’t taking off that cap👍
New sub !!! Love this channel very interested in learning this I grew up on the Ohio river beaver county pa . Live industry pa now by the Ohio line any tips on where to start lol
Much Appreciated. That’s a ways up river from me, I’m not sure of the area
As a kid where we rode dirt bikes I used to find them
somebody wont be identified by there dental record lol wow
That’s for sure! 👍
You should probably turn the teeth in to the police. Might solve a cold case.
Well, I forgot them on the beach and the high water took them. Give someone a find down river. I think they were someone’s that had their teeth pulled, maybe to get dentures.🤷♂️👍
Man I’ve been trying to just walk the banks for weeks now and I haven’t even found a broken one, and I feel like if I do this method with the bucket I won’t find anything cuz the location but idk, hopefully you see this and reply to help me out I’m in Indiana right here on the banks of the Ohio river. In a small town of Vevay.
I hear ya, sometimes I go days without a find. I can’t make a video unless I find a good spot. If you watch my last video, it gives more detail on what to look for. But, bottom line..... There has to be stuff there to find it. It’s all about finding a site, then the artifacts come easy. Hope you find a Killer, don’t give up.👍
Well thanks for the encouragement and I will definitely watch the other one that goes into more detail. But i guess just walking the waters edge is doing it all wrong lol I need to find them roots and lodges and stuff and take a bucket down there and rinse the top layer off like you did. Also is it illegal to do that and sift in the Ohio? Just wondering cuz my dad said it was illegal to do it.
@@keithgillespie2400 depends on what the state laws say, not sure about your state. I’m in WV
Always look forward to your videos. Nice finds man!
Thanks Raymond!👍
Where was the skull shown in the pic ?
Picture got screwed up somehow. Was supposed to go on this one. ruclips.net/video/ONfz8q0trWA/видео.html
Are you on the Ohio River? Is anywhere along the river good to look?
If there’s a water cut bank below a flat area above where people could have lived. The higher the cut bank the better. You can find stuff with a lower cut bank, the artifacts usually aren’t as old. Wherever you you think would be an ideal location to live.
@@cleggsadventures thank you
Would this technique work in smaller creeks and rivers? Love you videos!
I’m not sure as long as the water level goes up and down and it’s a sandy soil it may work. You can give it a whirl. Good luck to you hope you find a killer. And thanks for watching, much appreciated👍
My bad guy I thought you were looking at the stick video. But, yeah try that bucket it works really well. If there’s a lot of gravel, take a rake and rinse it and then stir it up and rinse it and just keep moving it around. Good luck to you man👍
Well, I’m in SE Ohio, right by the Hocking River which feeds into the Ohio. Might work because the Hocking’s level changes with the rains.
Diamond cutter.
Original Indian.
No idea what this means
Redclay
We have a lot of it here.👍
Bet money the teeth are from someone that was murdered. That is how the killer made sure the body wasn't ID.
I don’t know, but I left them sitting there. Next high water washed them away.
I would not recognize these artifacts. To me they all look like rocks....lol
I was the same before getting into it.👍
Those teeth could have belonged to a murder victim. Removed to prevent identification via dental records
I don’t know, they were in a medical cup.
Mini Celt?
Yes, was just unfinished. If you’ve watched my last video, I found a complete one.👍
is nobody gonna talk about the teeth
Several have. They were left and washed away in the next flood
A murder that pulled teeth so dental records not match😲
That might be it.👍 Thanks for watching!
That was no knife!, but a point
We may never know.
Send teeth to extract DNA??
Washed away
Those teeth could have come from a murder victim to keep them from being identified.
You and several others have said the same 👍
Umm I'd turn those teeth over to the police dude.😬
I left them there, sadly they were washed away in the flood
I’d bet those teeth were involved in a murder you should really call those in when you find something like that./
I don’t know, they were in a specimen cup. I left them and the next high water took em’.
Good stuff buddy. Those teeth could be from a murder victim so they can't identify by using dental records!
Thanks Guy! People been saying that. I left em and the next high water took em away👍
The teeth maybe from a murder.
JC, you’re the seventh person to say this.👍 I left them and the next flood washed them away.
Human teeth ? May be from a murder!!! May want to turn them in to police!
I left sitting there, flood washed em on down river.
@@cleggsadventures that’s what I would have done , lol just amazing what I find hunting artifacts and metal detecting, good stuff buddy keep it uo
@@perrytwinsoutdoor Much Appreciated! Yes, I’ve come across some wild stuff. Never know what you’re gonna walk up on.
These creepy human teeth could have been evidence of a violent crime. The teeth might have belonged to a missing person.
It seems unlikely that someone would rip their own teeth out so violently that the roots were still on them.
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Definitely Odd Bj
What are you up to now??? You've probably heard about my 🐦👉 challenge by now. If you dont know what I'm talking about watch my latest video and see if you want to play. I'm waiting to see what ya got. Dont forget the dimes. It's the whole point to the challenge. "POINT" GET IT OUT OF 😂🤣🤪
I saw this, y’all might put me to shame.
@@cleggsadventures aw now I've seen ya pull some tiny ones from the river. Dont be sand bagging. I know you got what I wanna see. And I miss your smiling face and the enthusiasm you have. Besides you ain't dropped a video in a minute so I know all your subs are Jones'n for more clegg.
Clegg I bet you got a WALMART bucket full. LOL
I double dog dare ya to have the song, the bird is the word playing in the background. 😁✌
@@365headhunter3 I think ya get in trouble for that
Natives did not need to shave...
Thanks for the info