Man, the people really lost their marbles along with their arrowheads and pottery, all while their animals were wandering about. Eh?! Congrats to both your finds from there.
8:25 Makes me wonder if the inspiration for the arrow heads didn't come from those shark teeth? The Native Americans had to have found plenty of those teeth laying around. 11:10 Those pipe bowls are noticeably larger than the ones found along the Thames River in England. Tobacco was definitely cheaper here.
Awesome finds, guys. I would think a lot of this stuff like the beads and shark tooths would be well and buried. But they seem to stick to the surface. It really is a shame that mallet bottle wasn't intact.
Wow cool stuff at the bottom of the River. No one looks down there. Does it ever scare you down there? You should make "Ocean in a Bottle" out of the bottles you find and sell them ! Sharks tooth Necklace I'd buy one......NY
Bird points aren't actually bird points. They were actually knives, what they would do, is, keep chipping away at them, to keep them sharp. But they'd get to a point, that they would become too small, to use as a knife, so they would actually just discard them.. Through the years, people would find them, and they assumed they were for birds, but they weren't. Just a little history, hope it helps.
Hello again Michael and ron 😊some really good finds 👍 👌 i like the shark 🦈 teeth 😀 😁 and the arrow heads 😀 when i was young we all played marbles and there used to be a twosee it's a double size marble 😊 have a good day 😊 Andrew south wales uk 👌 👍 👏 😀 🇬🇧
Man, that area is so interesting! Arrow heads, Indian pottery, medicine bottles, marbles, clay pipes... What else is down there!? Bet there's coins too! I'm actually a little surprised you didn't bring the big metal ornate thing at 1:10 up... What kind of metal was it? What was it? It was huge, and looked very old... Awesome place... Wow 👍🙏
I'm sure there is coins too if you detected through all the trash. The huge metal ornate thing was made out of iron, i'm not sure what is was but definitely old
@@nuggetnoggin somebody would probably buy that for a pretty penny, looked like the round part was maybe the base... People love old cast iron! I'd just like to see it repurposed or even what it is, looked like it might have had a leg busted off too... Hard to tell under water.. whatever man, keep on diggin!
nugget looks like you found two collectables Your first two marbles First is what appears to be a corkscrew the second is a flame both are worth 5-6 dollars if not chipped , You buddies found a China line another 5 dollar find.
Awsome work lots of cool finds. You’re a good roll model for the up and coming folks who want to get into detecting. Have you considered doing any kind of large scale organized hunt?
You both had some amazing finds 😊. I loved them all! I don't know where y'all were at, but I would have loved being right there with y'all, finding all those relics. And that was a lot of sharks teeth!!! Watching from southwest Arkansas. Y'all be safe, have fun, and may God bless you both 🙏.
you would be surprised all the shark teeth you can find in freshwater rivers, even 100 miles from the ocean. These are fossils and not recent shark teeth
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The piece of brass looks like a sheet music stand holder that would’ve been attached to a piano or similar instrument.
It could also be a stand to a old Victorian picture frame
Or even older. The metal work is pretty good but is simply done but nicely done.@@kathyharrison9848
nuggetnoggin underwater: "han hon hun blll mm" - Me: "Oh you're right! That's unbelievable!"
You can't go anywhere without finding marbles lol cool finds
That's the longest I've ever held my breath 😳
Glad your back in the water Michael one of these days hope you find a big ole gold nugget hi from Iowa
Great variety of Native American relics, bottles and teeth! Great job guys!
Thanks 👍
Loved the arrowheads and shark teeth and marbles, they are all great items to collect. It was a fun dive day. I enjoyed it and thank you guys.
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic dive. Love the old bottles and marbles.
Awesome hunt. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks! I have a few better hunts I need to share soon
Have you ever run into predator's? Like eels, sharks, snakes or alligators? Maybe do a short segment on them?
Id love to know also.
Great time, Great finds..
thank you!
Y'all had really nice finds.
Thank you! We both had an amazing diving trip!
Amazing that you can spot such incredible finds in that murky 💦 so sad about the bottle break😢
Good to see you, as always love your videos,🙏👍❤️👋. Louisiana.
Thanks so much!
Man, the people really lost their marbles along with their arrowheads and pottery, all while their animals were wandering about. Eh?! Congrats to both your finds from there.
LOL "You know that's old when it says U.S.A. on it." @14:11
I love finding shark teeth, that is the best thing ever.
8:25 Makes me wonder if the inspiration for the arrow heads didn't come from those shark teeth? The Native Americans had to have found plenty of those teeth laying around. 11:10 Those pipe bowls are noticeably larger than the ones found along the Thames River in England. Tobacco was definitely cheaper here.
Awesome finds, guys. I would think a lot of this stuff like the beads and shark tooths would be well and buried. But they seem to stick to the surface. It really is a shame that mallet bottle wasn't intact.
Great finds for both of you! Those arrowheads are beautiful. I have never heard of Trade Beads, that was cool! God bless!
Thanks so much!
Wow cool stuff at the bottom of the River. No one looks down there. Does it ever scare you down there? You should make "Ocean in a Bottle" out of the bottles you find and sell them ! Sharks tooth Necklace I'd buy one......NY
What amazing finds!
Some pretty Cool finds Nugget Thanks for bringing us along.
Glad you enjoyed
That brass item is from a key wound clock movement.
Cool! Thanks for watching!
Once it gets cooler out, you gotta go land hunting!
Yeah this fall I will do lots of land detecting
Just a jaw-dropping number of shark's teeth and arrowheads.
We definitely hit the jackpot!
Bird points aren't actually bird points.
They were actually knives, what they would do,
is, keep chipping away at them, to keep them sharp.
But they'd get to a point, that they would become too small, to use as a knife, so they would actually just discard them..
Through the years, people would find them, and they assumed they were for birds, but they weren't.
Just a little history, hope it helps.
Fantastic Finds. Thanks Guys.
The flat brass decorative item is from a music stand I think. Someone was wooing with their violin or something on a boat ride
That's crazy haha, or they throw it off the bank into the river. could of been an old home site up top on the hill
That's what I thought it was. Sometimes they were mounted on horns.
Hello again Michael and ron 😊some really good finds 👍 👌 i like the shark 🦈 teeth 😀 😁 and the arrow heads 😀 when i was young we all played marbles and there used to be a twosee it's a double size marble 😊 have a good day 😊 Andrew south wales uk 👌 👍 👏 😀 🇬🇧
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Brass thing part of a musical stand that holds sheet music
Man, that area is so interesting! Arrow heads, Indian pottery, medicine bottles, marbles, clay pipes... What else is down there!? Bet there's coins too! I'm actually a little surprised you didn't bring the big metal ornate thing at 1:10 up... What kind of metal was it? What was it? It was huge, and looked very old... Awesome place... Wow 👍🙏
I'm sure there is coins too if you detected through all the trash. The huge metal ornate thing was made out of iron, i'm not sure what is was but definitely old
@@nuggetnoggin somebody would probably buy that for a pretty penny, looked like the round part was maybe the base... People love old cast iron! I'd just like to see it repurposed or even what it is, looked like it might have had a leg busted off too... Hard to tell under water.. whatever man, keep on diggin!
nugget looks like you found two collectables Your first two marbles First is what appears to be a corkscrew the second is a flame both are worth 5-6 dollars if not chipped , You buddies found a China line another 5 dollar find.
All good!
Cool hunt guys thanks!!!!
Always look forward to your videos. Glad to see you have a dive buddy for safety measures.
you better follow him ,wow incredible finds.
Haha yeah, he got into a good pocket full of teeth and points.
Awsome work lots of cool finds. You’re a good roll model for the up and coming folks who want to get into detecting.
Have you considered doing any kind of large scale organized hunt?
I do have my annual live event every May in Rock SC. If you're interested, I will have one again next year for sure!
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS NUGGET KEEP THEM COMING GOD BLESS 😊
thank you, i will keep them coming!
Appreciate you Michel love the videos ove been watching you for years
I really appreciate the support!
You both had some amazing finds 😊. I loved them all! I don't know where y'all were at, but I would have loved being right there with y'all, finding all those relics. And that was a lot of sharks teeth!!!
Watching from southwest Arkansas.
Y'all be safe, have fun, and may God bless you both 🙏.
Thank you for watching!
Even on the bottom of a river nuggs gets the best marbles
I have always wondered if native folks ever made arrow heads out of fossilized sharks teeth?
You boys had a excellent hunt. How did those marbles get down there?? Where do those shark teeth come from we're they once in that river??
#millionforMichael let’s go people!!
Thank you
Excellent video, Nugget!
Thanks!
Wow new video let me get a snack
I appreciate it!
I'm watching from Rome, GA and enjoying the video as always!!
Indiana here 🙋🏼♀️ how are there great white shark teeth? Where are you diving??😮
Thanks for watching! Fossilized shark teeth from when the waters were higher and the ocean came up far from where it is now.
Well hunted, well rewarded! Congrats!
How can shark teeth be in a freshwater river? Unless of course, that river's delta is really close by?
you would be surprised all the shark teeth you can find in freshwater rivers, even 100 miles from the ocean. These are fossils and not recent shark teeth
Awesome finds!
Yes! Thank you!
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You both found some beautiful pieces.
Thanks for watching, it was a fun dive!
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You should make a video on your updated relic room! The last one you made I believe was in 2016
Yeah it's been awhile, I have found a lot of relics since then!
Good stuff treasure brother !
Thanks!
@@nuggetnoggin keep on rockin' !
Nice 😎✌🏻
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Bostic, NC. Great show!
Thank you! More videos on the way!
South Louisiana here.
What type of dive lights are yall using?
I'm using some lights off amazon , i have a spot light narrow beam and other which using a 180 degree wide angle beam. Here's links to them: amzn.to/46wGkL6 and amzn.to/3SzCDhX
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Thanks!
The flat copper piece looks like part of a clock movement.
yeah it could be, big alarm clock or something
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Finominal finds wow…
Haha thanks!
Mantel clock piece
you should use your metal detector when you are in the river.
Thanks for watching! I will next time, if I dive shallow enough
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Are you gonna snorkel duck dive?
Robbinsville NC
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@@nuggetnoggin Thank you for sharing with us 😀
105th like, love your videos, nuggetnoggin, huge fan, also.
Awesome! Thank you! i will try to post another one sooner!
@@nuggetnoggin your welcome, im still trying to post YT videos, as well, but im always busy with other things, too.
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Powhatan va. cool site you're diving on.
Thanks 👍
That hand blown bottle even broke is worth a hundred or two. The complete is 1000 to 2000. They are very valuable broke pieces even.
That’s crazy! I need to find more of them
Great video
Thanks!