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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Uncovering AMAZING Ancient Relic's on the Ohio river. Rare Hafted Shaft Scraper , stone tools and more. Special Guest : The Baby Kitty Boy
How to find Arrowheads - Rocks Cousteau
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Rocks Cousteau is by far my favorite artifact rescue site.
That shaft scraper... Whew. The big rock. Man... Incredible stuff. Thanks, Rocks. Best channel on RUclips.
I wish that big rock was half as large...LOL. That thing kicked my butt
Wow awesome fines rocks
Starting my 42nd birthday with an exceptional history adventure! The amount of relics you find Rocks just amazes me! There was more Native Americans than we ever thought possible huh! Wow!
Yes 15,000+ years of habitation North America. The oldest point artifact found in Virginia came up on a trawl boat from 400 feet below the current ocean level with Mastadon bones from a kill site that carbon dated 23K BP, by the bones. The point is named Solutrian culture. Occupation predates this 23K other places in North America.
Happy Birthday!🎊🎂
@@cynthiaswearingen1037 thank you so much 😊
Happy B-day. Hope you have a good one man. I am arrowhead hunting now...getting ready to go again after I eat. All I am doing is yard work kfor my mom a little...eating...sleeping...and arrowhead hunting. I sifted another Adena near that last nice one early today. That Beaver Den is producing now
@@rockscousteau good luck 👍
I can't believe you found another shaft scraper! That large piece of sandstone with the engraving marks is incredible!!!!! Congrats!
I hope to find another shaft scraper by the end of the summer. Good shot at it this year,
Unbelievable knowledge and skill you have and a good eye for the good stuff. My favorite channel when it comes to the archeology of the items you hunt. Hello Handsome Kitty. Much love.
Love the hafted side scrapper and the end scrapper. The large big marked rock was just awesome
Beautiful points, scraper, and shaft scraper, Rocks. The engraved rock really is icing on the cake! These finds always make my mind itch, thinking about who last used them.❤
I got another nice Adena on that Beaver den of treasure a little bit ago. made of BrusH Creek. Just 2 more feet into the water from the last adena
@@rockscousteau Your area is so rich in artifacts!!!
Stone was really cool!!
What a find! Your ability to see these artifacts is amazing - what an eye for these historic pieces.
Ohio River just keeps giving !!! Never seen or even heard of anyone finding what you have these last few weeks !!! Incredible !!! Your skills have really shone all thru July. We got rain here this a.m. thank God !!! Scorching hot again next week. Be safe. Thanks
There are multiple people on here finding more than me. That Coyote Arrowhead Hunting guy just walks around and finds handfuls of high quality relics in the desert. Where I am by the river. There are 100 times the artifacts ... If I go out for an 8 hour day sifting. And feel good and can dig....it is a point or artifacts of some kind per hour. And probably even more. But you have to sift hard...and be in shape. Hard Work...is what is achieving this. And the probe. The probe keeps me where I need to be. So I dont have to do a lot of random digging in trash layers. I am just always in the pay dirt. That is key
I don't know if any archeologist subscribe or watch your channel, but if they do they ought to really appreciate the work that you are doing!
Ah its just like anyone else here man. Go Watch that guy on Coyote Arrowhead Hunting. He finds all kinds of points on a regular basis. As many as this. This is really no big deal. This is just something people are not that familiar with. It is not hard to find this stuff if you have the TIME.
Archeologist is a title that doesn't mean much of anything in the current day. Amateurs like us out here have forgotten more than a percentage of archeologist ever knew. It's an ego game, not a game for seeking truth. Archeologist are a joke mostly.
Archeologists typically would NOT appreciate what people like Rocks or myself are doing, they say we desecrate sites and destroy history by removing rocks from beaches like that.
Well in my opinion you guys are doing what they should be doing! Saving history and putting puzzle pieces together for those of us who give a damn! Keep up the good work guys!
That rock truly rocks Rock. Great find. Amazing
Great Amos point killer end scraper and a shaft scraper too. You found that guy's workbench. What a sight that you have documented. Excellent job my friend.😮
I found another biogger size adena today. Made of Brush Creek.
Been with ya everyday lately. It has been so awesome to watch what you do. Thank you Sir.
I appreciate that. Blows what is going on here man. A handful of idiots ruined this for everyone. Advertisers left. So sad to see items like these making virtually half the money as dump items. The marbles are nice...dont get me wrong. But this stuff is FAR nicer. Should pay as much or more.
@@rockscousteau I agree. I would ask what happened but I don't want to pry. All I know is these videos are so educational and exciting that I will happily help support your channel.
Amazing finds !!!!
Great finds Rocks love that large engraved rock. People sometimes don't realize what early people did to produce tools. That first point looks like a knife, I've got afew made that way. That kitten is so sweet glad you saved him, just make sure he doesn't want to eat Squirrel Man. Keep them coming
Put together a frame with an Amos era tool kit, that would be a killer frame!
...great look at that rock I think your right on using it to grind bases down. First for me as well. Rock on !!
Yea. That kind of stuff.....hard to say for sure. You never know what was going on. You look at some of those lines.....they could be rivers....and streams that flow into them. I know that is a stretch.....but about anything is possible with something like this.
@rockscousteau ...do some of your ground bases fit the grooves?? ...could have been used to sharpen bone point for fishing gigs. Find a lot of those in Florida they are fossilized bone shards some engraved.
I was doing some research and the way that bannerstone holes were drilled surprised me. The level of skill points and tools required is amazing. That's why I enjoy the tips and other information you impart on your videos.
yea it is pretty advanced tech for that long ago. That shaft scraper is rare. I may find another one if I can find more pockets close to that area. I did great monday and tuesday of last week. I have not even got all the clips on yet. I found 4 killer amos points in 4 consecutive screens on Monday
Love your kitty!🐿🐈⬛🐕🦺🔮🎼🎶🎵
Me too. he is about to get a Friskies dinner. And he knows it...LOL
@@rockscousteau spoil him everyday!🐿🐈⬛🐕🦺🔮🎼🎵🎶
Nice point and scrapper , going to be hot for couple days , drink some water 👍😁
I got into a bunch of really nice endscrapers today. Like 6 of them. All made of just crazy looking material except the 1st one. And it was just grey chert. I will do another video tonight. I am backed up on footage..I found more stuff than I could put in vids some days
@@rockscousteau very cool 👍😁
OMG that engraved rock is incredible! They were using that one a lot. And the shaft scraper. I found its sister a few years back in the Susquehanna! The material is even similar.
I know. That is just crazy to find something like that. I wonder if that was for flintknapping? Awls? I dunno. Looks like flint made the markings ....some flint graver or something to that effect. Maybe the edge of a point they were working on? I dunno
Disregard last statement. The star shapes prove intentional grooving. You are the best avocatinional Archaeologist I have ever subscribed to. You have a great handle on the resources in your area.!
Well said! Yea....there is no way those are disc marks or farm machinery marks....that was done by a native. For sure.
Have to say it again! Wow Rocks, this July you have absolutely been on fire! You have found a site that is absolutely loaded with artifacts. I’ve been waiting for you to rest on the dump digging and back into the search for Native American artifacts but I never expected this! Wow!🔥👍
It is the fact I am not going to the dump. Sweating through your pants shirt and having to wear a hooded sweatshirt in the dump when it is 100 degree's. That got me in shape. Like never before. Now on the river it is a cake walk. I dug earlier for a good while. Came home to eat lunch. Im going back for more. I could have never done that after a dump trip.
I did not realize how much of a toll digging those holes in the woods had on me.
Thanks for coming back already.🍻🗽🇺🇲👍🙏
Our pleasure!
Excellent editing RC!
Glad you liked it!
Rocks your on a heluva run pal.
Oh dude. I found a cache on Monday. I found so much stuff....I couldnt show it all. I am backed up man. That last killer black amos....there are MORE.m Another one in the next vid
Another awesome video! That flat rock was amazing! You keep this up and you will need a bigger house! Haha
Yea. it gets crazy when i look all day. I even have more clips I have not had time to upload from Monday.. I found another big Adena already on the river and am home.
@@rockscousteau amazing! Keep them coming,these videos are addictive
You came through.Last video I mentioned some end scraper,shaft scraper and other Amos tool box artifacts.Outstanding performance.🍻🗽🇺🇲👍
Yea....but I looked a long time in this one. I am now on a different area. Around that beaver Den. I sifted another bigger Adena that is nice in there today. Right by the other one. Then i did more sifting and came up with some old points.
That area of the Ohio river is the honey hole,,, other guys can spend months and only find one nice point in the fields. The kitten is wonderful!!!
Well Ken. I think this last series of floods....2 together like that......just replenished places. I went to a totally different area today where I found that Big Adena. And found another big Adena. Then probed a pit and started finding broken amos points and rubbed hematite. it is loaded all over the place and I am looking all day long. It will be good
Thought nothing bout the rock till I waited and seen. That's definable human made engraving, wild man
To bad it doesnt have a picture of a naked lady drawn on it
Definitely NOT disk marks ! Awesome rock !!
ahahah, Yea. Every one of these I find....some dude tries to discredit me and say it is plow or disk marks. LOL
I found that with the probe. I felt the rock and dug down to it. And all around it was points and tools. That I would say feel out of the bank when it eroded right in that spot. Then got buried.
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Lil boy (kitty) sure is doing much better ... but your love & affection seem to be great medicine for all creatures! 😊 Just know, dairy products can be very toxic for cats, even if they "like it" it's really bad for them (unless it's a momma's milk replacement) because they can't digest it very well & it can screw up their intestines ... 🤷🏼♀️
How do the kitty & Squirrelman get along?? I bet they'll be besties before too long! ❤
it is some milk i got at a pet store so its good
@@rockscousteau You truly are AWESOME!! Kitty, puppers & Squirrelman are so lucky to have you!! 😁
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Now I understand those CROSS SCRATCH LINES.........
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Little Boy 🐱❤ got it made, FULL COURSE MEALS PLUS MASSAGES.
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Hi Linda. I am working on more videos. I got some backed up footage from Monday and Tuesday. More to come. I think some of the best stuff to come
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The tools used for points and shafts have fascinated me. I have a very well made gorget, that is said to be an ornament. I want to know of some practicle use for this item if there is one.
Yea. Those shaft scrapers are RARE.
Crazy insane!!!!! Love the rock!!!! Looks like there are some dished out spots on that rock too??? You should put all that together at the end and make a video!!! How long has it been since you’ve found an Amos shaft scraper??? I’ve seen a bunch in your collection, but I haven’t seen you pull one out. I don’t know that I’ve ever seen you pull one out on video?
Straight Up. You are not even seeing the nicest stuff. Look for the next uploads cover image. I found like 10 or 11 that nice on Monday of this last week. Tuesday was just nuts
2 many clips to even put the stuff all in one video to be honest. Nobody would believe it. At one point on Monday I found 4 Killer Amos points i n 4 consecutive screens. Like $200.00 Amos points.(Each)
I grew up near ross county I know we found flakes and points in fields all the time. Have you ever searched the scioto river or paint creek?
Not the river. But I used to go to Ross County all the time.....and walk fields. And I did a lot of digging in the woods above the fields on Hopewell Workshops. Look at maps.....topographical. And go to the highest ridges above your best fields and around them. Start digging.
You will find a SH1T LOAD if you put in the time
Thanks man for the info, l really appreciate it. Gotta say though growing up in that area i never imagined that these lands still held so much evidence of ancient mans work, without people like you most would be forgotten or lost to time. Also my family and I love your content and I'm now raising 4 little marble and artifact collectors lol. @@rockscousteau
I enjoy looking for your finds in the screen but rarely do I see them before you zoom in and even then I usually don't see them. Does it take you long to see them?
Same here
If it’s important to ya Fern, you can pause, zoom in, and look around!
I used to, but I now just wait for the Master to show me! :)
No....i see stuff immediatlyu almost. I can walk over gravel fast and scan it. You just get used to it after a while. Your eye is trained. And you would be SHOCKED how good flint and chert "Pops" in the screen when it is wet. Believe me YOU WOULD See it. You cant tell as much in the screen through the tv
I think it is hard to see them in the screen sometimes too. It is not like it is in person. Not with the naked eye
@@rockscousteau Thanks for that insight, so happy you're on to a special site.
I am not doubting your expertise, however is it possible the basal grinding platform or needle sharpening platform was once in the plow zone above the river and has since fallen in?
man....there is no question that rock with the engraving is made by human hands. It was done with a flint tool. I have a microscope. I am more experienced with it (The microscope) than a paid authenticator. It is Native, 100%. No QUESTION
@@rockscousteau abraiding stone like one you found in previous upload.
Rocks can you leave an Amazon link to a good reference book ?
Just get the Overstreet Guide To Indian Arrowheads. It is probably on amazon
You will like that book
you have to wonder what those people were like?
I bet they looked like Eskimo's