Marbleous day of creek walking for treasure! (Weird Rock Found)
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- I had a Marbleous creek walking adventure! Lots of treasure and a weird rock found!
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Marbleous day of Creek Walking for Treasure! (Mudlarking)
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It was a pleasure meeting you “eating dinner” today… keep that great content coming.
Thanks for stopping by and saying hello! Pleasure meeting you. I will keep the videos on the way 💯
It looks like a grinding stone for sure
Nugget, I would ask a professional Native American archeologist about that large stone with the dug out. It might be a very significant finding. At least have someone look at your video. It might be a super old one too.
When I see Daisy on your video her sweetness really makes my day her parents did a good job raising her ❤🇺🇲
I'm 76 yrs old and when I was a kid I would buy a bag of marbles and used them in my sling shot for perfect ammunition. You have to be really careful. A well made sling shot with a marble projectile can be deadly.
You’re a marble magnet, Michael! The rock is natural used to grind corn ( maze ) into flour to make flat bread. It may be heavy but worth retrieving! Enjoyed the creek walk with you and your friend, Alex. 🤓😉☺️
Thank you! The rock is definitely worth keeping. More videos on the way
I believe that was a mortar you found, Michael. Beautiful Native pottery and lots of marbles. Great creek walk!❤
Could be!
Another great adventure Nugget, thanks for sharing. I’ve been enjoying your adventures for many years keep them coming. Tell Daisy hello from Mississippi.
Thank you! I will keep the videos coming!
I remember getting a bag of marbles when I was a kid and thinking, "Whoa, these look really cool! I wonder what I'm supposed to do with them?" I never did figure it out.
We have all enjoyed watching you grow in every aspect of your life. God Bless!!
Thank you for watching all these years!
Streator IL is the next town over! You can find these all the time along the Vermillion river, haha!
It's always a good day when you find marbles rather than lose your marbles. :)
Haha! So true!
That looks like a grinding stone. If i found it, thats what i would use it for!
Yeah, i think it's a huge grinding stone artifact. Thanks for watching!
Congrats on all the marbles and bottles. That’s a very nice early Coke bottle you found.👍
Back in the 1930’s or 40’s my great grandfather sent some bottles with notes in them down the Kankakee River up in northern Indiana. The notes would ask the finder to reply back to him on where and when they found the bottle. I have those reply letters. Some replied back within a week or two, some took years. The oldest one was found 35 years later in Illinois. I thought that was so cool. Back then before hi tech or even TV’s , people did some creative things to pass the time.
He was also a self taught taxidermist, and collector. He collected coins, stamps, old firearms, and bird eggs. He has a large bird egg collection in our local museum up in Northern Indiana. He, Charlie, was a very interesting and creative guy. ❤
Sorry to ramble on.
That's an incredible story! Your great grandfather sounds like he was quite the adventurer. Thanks for watching!
Fun stuff. Marbles and Native American pottery. Wide range of history for sure. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for watching!
I hope you kept that large stone that you found. Ive seen those before and they were used to crush corn kernels and seeds for cooking, etc. As always, I love all of your videos. Happy hunting, from Arizona.
What you call stenciling, as far as I know, is texture which makes the vessel easier to pick up if wet or coming from a fireside. I am a potter and of course the texture is also added to the clay pot when wet by using a sharpen stick etc. In this case it could be a bundle of stiff straw. Awesome finds. Loving these videos.
You should show us your marble collection so far 😁 you have found some beautiful ones ❤️
Cool finds guys thanks!!!!
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Thank you so much for the support! Let's make that happen!
That does look like a grinding stone. A significant find!
Throughout my life I’ve often found marbles - so weird since marbles aren’t a popular kids’ game like they used to be!
Thank you for watching!
My mother said it is a grinding stone! That is so amazing!
Hey Nugget. My 2 girls and son, and of course myself the dad, really enjoy watching your channel and enjoy seeing all your amazing finds. I believe you found a rock mortar there in the stream. Having lived in South Africa most my life, I have seen similar mortars, more then once, once used by the rural tribes. Keep the videos coming, they are an inspiration. And God bless you too. Prince Edward Island
Thanks for the info! I’m glad you and your family enjoy the videos. I'll keep them coming!
Awesome finds!
The bottle with the hearts is a Pal Ade bottle Pal Ade was bottled in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1951 by the Pal Bottling Company. A Facebook post from 2019 also mentions that Pal Ade was later bottled in Watertown.
Thanks for the info, appreciate it!
You love marbles so much I'm gonna have to send you a bag full LOL. Keep up the great videos.
Haha! Thank you for watching, I will keep the content coming!
God bless you and your family. 🙋🏻♀️❤️🇺🇸
Monroe Michigan.
Beautiful Coke a cola bottle!!! Marble's are great too! TC God bless!
Thanks for watching!
Im 65, and i live in Virginia. I love your videos!
Thank you! I will keep them coming!
Always enjoy your adventures!! Some great finds!! ♥️
Thanks so much!
Exciting finds! Thank You for sharing 🙏
Thanks for watching!
I'm 67 yrs old and marbles and ball bearings were the best slingshot ammo. Nice marble eyes.
Well maybe that's why I find so many too. Thanks for watching!
Wonderful finds!!! Love your videos Love Hugs & Prayers
Thank you! You too!
Thanks for the great creek walk, Nugget! A couple of fans from Seattle, 👫🏽👋🏼
Appreciate the support, thank you!
I love finding a pocket knife 9:30 it’s just one of my favorite things to recover. Maybe because of how personal it is, and every boy and man had one, usually passed down from grandfathers and fathers ❤
Loved that first terrapin! Gorgeous!
Thanks for watching!
The first one (and others so far, I am only 2 minutes in) are actually box turtles. Although it was in the water, it definitely wasn't a terrapin. The heavily domed shell and little 'door' so it could box itself in are strong indicators. Sadly, a lot of people think box turtles belong in the water and chuck them in or have backyard decorative ponds where the turtle comes for water and falls in and can't get out and drowns. For the yard ponds it is recommended that you have a sort of ramp so they can climb out. A terrapin has a more streamlined shell for swimming.
@@Pete_R63 well, its genus is Terrapene..
Awesome marble video .
And Turtles 🐢.
Another great video.
That big stone was a working stone that American Indian would have used for sure .
What a find .
Mike
Thanks, Mike!
Red deer Alberta Canada is here and lovin' it!👍🥰🇨🇦
Thank you for watching!
Great job guys! Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much!
Wow, someone really lost their marbles! That's exactly what I was thinking!~(haha)
Greetings from Klamath Falls, Oregon ~
As always, thanks for sharing your adventures with us! I love this channel. It's a lot of fun to watch~🖐️😇
Happy hunting~😎👉🔍
Thanks for watching! I will keep posting videos this month. Stay tuned, i have a variety of metal detecting and diving videos to release
That sounds great. I can't hardly wait to see them! I really like the diving for treasure videos, they're some of my favorites. Very much looking forward to it! Have a blessed day always!
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Ps..Loved the video a while back, about the event you hosted. You gave out some really amazing gifts/prizes to the participants! Very generous indeed, and a lot of fun to watch!~
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Love seeing you again ! Some kid had a hole in his marble bag ! lol
Haha! Thanks for watching!
Grinding stone! Take it home with you!!!
This was a MARBLEous video! ❤❤❤❤❤
Haha, that's a nice one! Thanks for watching!
Fabulous guys! Congrats
Thank you!
Rock looks like a corn grinder rock. Nice
Definitely a grinding stone. And a nice one. Awesome
Thanks for letting us know. Has to be more artifacts in that creek!
Another great episode. Thank you for sharing with us! 🤩🤩
Thank you for watching!
Hi Nugget, great marbles,that big rock is for grinding corn.
Turtle is fine in the water, it is a turtle after all, lol. Box turtles have a high shell so people think they shouldn't be in the creek, but they are cooling off down there.
You should show us your marble collection 😁
Maybe one day!
Thanks for sharing and have a Blessed Day!
Thank you! You too!
13:26 happy to see a new video. Thank you.
Thank you!
awesome finds nuggetnoggin I love marbles I have 200 of them xx
I like finding marbles, too!
It’s always fun to find
What a marbelous day!😂❤ God Bless n remember skeeter spray!
That stone looks like one my grandma had only hers was 1/2 that size. The pedistal would have been a rock shaped with a flat end and worked to fit a hand around it. The one you found would have been big enough to grind large amount of corn, wheat. You should show it to an native american archaeologist so a museum can educate others about native life. Love you and God bless
Nice trough mortar.
Thanks nugget
Awesome finds 😎✌🏻
Thanks !
That little clear bottle is a Hazel Atlas!
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Thank you! More videos on the way!
@@nuggetnoggin you are very welcome!!
I love marbles and bottles!! You got my subscription!! Keep it up!
Awesome! Thank you!
Nice finds!
Thanks!
Can you do a video on what you do with these finds once you get them home? Like cleaning processes, etc? Do you sell the precious metals, or just collect? For indigenous artifacts, do you offer to museums?
Great adventure in the creek! Marbles, turtles, bottles, Native American pottery pieces and what looks like a grinding bowl they would have used.
Didn't see the grinding bowl on the tailgate. You didn't leave it did you?
Cool flask!
Hi I'm in 🇬🇧 uk love your videos like you boys love your marbles! 😂
Thank you so much for watching!
This definitely was not a marble- less day! ..it was a marblebless day❤
Yes definitely Marble bless day
Very cool marbles
Thanks for watching!
Good video and hunt. Watching from Athens, Georgia.
Thanks 👍
I love marbles ❤
Corn grinding bowl
I found a marble in the alley behind our house in Scranton Pa. I saw it in my peripheral and called it before I actually looked at it. There are always marbles, buttons and pieces of plates surfacing with all the rain we have. Last year I found a bottle and marble in the small garden in our back yard. It’s not embossed but it’s wavy on the front about 4 inches tall. I have it on the shelf in the kitchen. And ask of my findings in a jar on the same shelf.
That's awesome! Thanks for watching and Happy Hunting!
What a marblelous day, nuggetnoggin
It was Marbleful!
@@nuggetnoggin hahaha
Really enjoyed this video although I am a tad bit jealous of all your marbles. They are truly beautiful. I still have my marbles from my childhood which makes them around 60 years old. I especially like the shoe polish bottle and the ink well. Although when I saw the colour of the ink bottle I thought maybe it might have contained glue. Have a great week and please keep safe. 😊🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed it. I think the ink bottle is stained on the outside from laying in the creek water. All the black stain will come off and it should look clear glass. It still could of been glue but looks more like an Ink well. Thanks for watching!
Have a marbless day 😊
You too! thanks for watching!
Found a few marbles in my time. I found what may have been a native American made marble that was made of clay.
Awesome! Either Native American or from the 1800s . Thanks for watching!
Just watched a video where the guy found native american pottery just like yours and said the lines on the side were the result of being wrapped in twine.
They done a lot of stenciling on the pottery when making it for sure. Thanks for watching!
Strange to see so many tortoise in the water. Hello from Osaka.
Thanks for watching!
The bottle with the hearts on the shoulder is a pal cola. It had a painted label that has worn off. Probably 60s to early 70s.
Cool! Thanks for watching!
Have you ever considered making a little path with all of those bricks in the creek? Also, I love these creek videos, the running water sound however doesn't agree with me.. Thankfully I have wireless headphones hehe.
The large stone you found You think was a grinding stone are called Matatas.
At least out west they are called that. Great find!!
Cool, thanks!
Enjoyed
Glad you did, thank you for watching!
Bro the date on that inkwell looks like 9-99 which makes it 1899 or 9-10 1910. Bro!!! Amazing finds!!
It (big rock with worn indentation) looks like a Metate. And you would use/hold the Mano to grind the corn to make maze
Watching from N C , nice finds
Thank you!
What a “marbelous” day
What types of creeks do you all find this stuff in? Me and my son walk creeks but never seem to find all this cool stuff! We love the vids keep it up!
Look at your black marble in the light; I bet it's a Black Purple glass. That coke bottle is pristine!
Yes! That big stone with a hollowed area looks like a Quorn stone for grinding grains.
What a interesting day!
Thank you! The big rock is a great find then
Bostic, NC
Thanks for watching from NC
You had a marblevelous day😂
Educate me nugget, why do you get so excited over marbles and where do they come from in the lake ? thank you, Joe
Great video! At 5:47 when you found the marble, bottom right corner looks like a horse tooth.
Probably Is a horse tooth, I have found a lot of them recently
“Dug” McClure here in Upstate SC! Who had to carry that rock out?!
Never been creek walking/finding treasure, before
It's a lot of fun, thanks for checking out the video!
@@nuggetnoggin your welcome, no problem
Do you have a giant marble jar at home? I would love to think you keep them all in a big ol glass jug. Love from Vegas 🔥✌️
Marbelous video! 🙃🙂
Thank you! 😃
it was definitely a native American grinding stone probably near a camp.you should investigate that area further.
I'll go back and look for arrowheads!
Did you go back through the vines and find your shovel. Love your videos and your enthusiasm
Yes we went back and found my shovel. It was sticking out of my backpack and got caught on a vine and fell off. Thanks for watching!
I think so too, to grind corn and acorns.
You are missing out see the other marble, it's at 9:08/13:47 floor orange marble spot on it.