Man I pride myself on having a good eye to find arrowheads on the river. But I cannot get my eyes adjusted enough to look in streams. We went looking today walked a good size branch right below a huge bluff overhang that has flint all in it and I found one piece of flint in the creek I’m sure I missed some points but I just don’t seem to have luck or the eye for walking a creek. I’m in northwest Alabama I’d love to have some pointers for creek walking!
Dunno how or why your channel got rec'ed to me but it did. Now I'm sub'ed and watching all your new vids. Just amazing what antiquities you're finding.
Beautiful stuff man. The creek that leads up to the village site that I hunt turns into huge boulders up towards the top of the hill. I find huge chunks of pottery and other stuff amongst those huge rocks. You never know what you’ll come across in those creeks.
That Benton blade was a jaw dropper. Honestly, the glare on the water made it better because I was even more surprised when you pulled that thing. Was not expecting that. Love your videos, sir. Your knowledge base never ceases to impress me. Your ability to confidently type, date, and identify the lithic material on the spot is second to none. It's one of the very first things I ever noticed about your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Always excited when I see your videos! I know we are going to get to see some good rocks. I always say that you never know what the next step is going to produce!
I appreciate it Don....if you don't go.,you'll never know.! These sandy creeks will expose one and cover it back up on the next rain.....that's why persistence is key.....you have to be there when it exposes....thanks for commenting sir
Appreciate it.....I always tell people..we may not have the biggest early archaic points here in North Mississippi.,but certainly the best quality and color....thanks for commenting
Speechless when you pulled that blade. I love your enthusiasm and gratitude for each point and your tenacity. Always excited when i see your posts. Kind wishes 😊
Thank you very much Jennifer.....the kid never left me when it comes to the sheer fascination of finding these items that were made so long ago....thanks for commenting
So cool 😎 I walk my WI trout streams with an awareness and interest that you’ve brought to me in your walking your ditches down south...makes my world more alive to possibility! Thanks for sharing, man.
Cuz ! You liked that picture of my blade I sent you for an opinion and you said ( I’m gonna find me one ) just messin with you Buddy. I like it and that toothy early archaic point would have been AMAZING ! Thanks for the video
@@Theditchwalker Must be a fantastic thrill to find something like that. To hold something in your hand that was last held/made 5k yrs ago must feel really awesome. Thanks again, & best wishes towards future finds.
Man that’s so cool, really enjoy your channel. Would love to do this one day as it’s a different beast out here in Southern California, we do pan for gold and rock hound but its nothing like what your doing. Keep it up.
I've always found in the sun is always better if the camera is working right... Basically, the more photons the better for photographing points outdoors( my best photographer friend told me that). Note how much better color shows up in the direct light as you move the pieces in and out of the shade... Dude, you got me watching archaeinet point-hunting again. But to be fair, your videos were always killer, but you're expressing your deep knowledge more and your calm, but confident personality is so refreshing in our current wold of constant strife...
Wow.,I haven't seen you on here in some years...good to hear from ya.....I remember all your comments when I first started youtube. You are exactly rite on the photos....the glare on my phone screen is what was throwing me off...I couldn't see what was going on very well lol...
Man the excitement I’d have finding a blade like that, awesome find man. Need to get into more creeks, I’m usually just walkin fields and finding stuff and then creeks every so often
Great. I wonder if they had a feeling about the colours of the rock, did they have an esthetic appreciation of nice colours and unusual coloured stone for their artifacts??.
Yep...been doing it a long time.....yeah Columbus is low lying....may have to get off to the east or west into some hilly ground....I'm sure there are some around there though....just have to find them
The benton people made these blades in numbers and stored them away in a cache....when they needed them they would bring them out and notch them for hafting....there are more either in the creek or still in the bank
I'm just relaying information from scientific and archeological evidence that suggests this type was manufactured and used 4 to 6,000 years ago in the middle archaic period....thanks for commenting
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Wow that is a beauty Bud, awesome find, congrats, God Bless & GL&HH!!
I appreciate it...back at ya man....thanks for commenting
Man I love these videos!
Man I pride myself on having a good eye to find arrowheads on the river. But I cannot get my eyes adjusted enough to look in streams. We went looking today walked a good size branch right below a huge bluff overhang that has flint all in it and I found one piece of flint in the creek I’m sure I missed some points but I just don’t seem to have luck or the eye for walking a creek. I’m in northwest Alabama I’d love to have some pointers for creek walking!
Hey man. The best way to have supper is watching your video.
Very nice thank you very much 👍🙏
Enjoy the videos, Great find! Rock on🤘
Appreciate it...glad you enjoy...thanks for commenting
Dunno how or why your channel got rec'ed to me but it did. Now I'm sub'ed and watching all your new vids. Just amazing what antiquities you're finding.
Beautiful stuff man. The creek that leads up to the village site that I hunt turns into huge boulders up towards the top of the hill. I find huge chunks of pottery and other stuff amongst those huge rocks. You never know what you’ll come across in those creeks.
That Benton blade was a jaw dropper. Honestly, the glare on the water made it better because I was even more surprised when you pulled that thing. Was not expecting that. Love your videos, sir. Your knowledge base never ceases to impress me. Your ability to confidently type, date, and identify the lithic material on the spot is second to none. It's one of the very first things I ever noticed about your videos. Thanks for sharing!
Man what a smoker! Congrats on that beauty!
Benton Beauty...For sure Nice One...
Killer find brother. It almost looks like an ear of a point was above that.👍🇺🇸
Always excited when I see your videos! I know we are going to get to see some good rocks. I always say that you never know what the next step is going to produce!
I appreciate it Don....if you don't go.,you'll never know.! These sandy creeks will expose one and cover it back up on the next rain.....that's why persistence is key.....you have to be there when it exposes....thanks for commenting sir
Man, them ditches and creeks take me back 50 years!
Nice finds enjoyed watching thanks for sharing and good luck on your next outdoor adventure
Glad you enjoyed it
That Benton leaf is a monster friend. GREAT FIND.
Impressive Benton and Pine Tree, keep on looking and digging. Be safe!
Appreciate it Pamela...as always.,thanks for commenting
Great vid James! Looking forward to the next one
Nothing like Mississippi rocks . Nice Benton
Great Benton brother...that Pinetree is a heartbreaker.
Congratulations
Beautiful blade! Wow! That pine tree, although broken was craftsmanship!
Appreciate it.....I always tell people..we may not have the biggest early archaic points here in North Mississippi.,but certainly the best quality and color....thanks for commenting
My my! The AGE of them. Mind boggling. Thanks for the vid. Great job.
Speechless when you pulled that blade. I love your enthusiasm and gratitude for each point and your tenacity. Always excited when i see your posts. Kind wishes 😊
Thank you very much Jennifer.....the kid never left me when it comes to the sheer fascination of finding these items that were made so long ago....thanks for commenting
Brother, awesome video. I felt like I was hunting right there with ya. Thanks so much and keep on!
As always, well worth watching. Can't wait to see what you pull next. Killer blade. Great recoveries. 🤘🏼
OOOWHEEE! That's a beast.
It's a handful.....thanks for commenting
Killer blade !!🔥
Awesome brokes too, man !!😎👍
I appreciate it...thanks for commenting
@@Theditchwalker
Appreciate ya sharing with us, man 😎👊
Good find…helluva score my man!
Appreciate it man...thanks for commenting
So cool 😎 I walk my WI trout streams with an awareness and interest that you’ve brought to me in your walking your ditches down south...makes my world more alive to possibility! Thanks for sharing, man.
That is awesome!
Cuz ! You liked that picture of my blade I sent you for an opinion and you said ( I’m gonna find me one ) just messin with you Buddy. I like it and that toothy early archaic point would have been AMAZING ! Thanks for the video
😂....that pinetree hurt....I need to find myself a few more of these type ditches...thanks for commenting Thomas
Glad your still alive buddy! Love y’all and god bless ya!!!!!❤❤❤❤
Nice when the least expected ends up making your day, Benton blade is one fine man altered stone, congrats😎😎😎
Whoa !! What a smoker man , killer Benton . Congratulations! Time to celebrate, thanks for sharing with us .
I appreciate it Warren...all my pleasure man...as always.,thanks for commenting
Awesome, man. I was wondering when you were going to get back in that split. Great benton blade. 👍
Thanks! Great vid/find! Bet you've got a fantastic collection after doing this for years, huh.
Appreciate it Smokey....I keep a small collection only....I have friends with large collections that have most of what I've found over the years.
@@Theditchwalker Must be a fantastic thrill to find something like that. To hold something in your hand that was last held/made 5k yrs ago must feel really awesome. Thanks again, & best wishes towards future finds.
Nice brother that Pine Tree woulda been killer and that is probably one of the best benton blades ive seen
Woowwwww!!! I've gotta catch up... I'm finding bird points while you finding blades!!!... lol
Excellent, my friend! Congratulations
Appreciate it Kirk...thanks for commenting
So i gave up trying to see theough the glare and was just admiring the reflection of the canopy, then BAM! What a stunner!
It was definitely camouflaged.....what caught my eye was that back end sticking up...🙂.....thanks for commenting Rachel
Awesome blade buddy!!
That's so awesome bro 👊🏼
Appreciate it Scott...thanks for commenting
Yes sir!! Man that's a killer bro. That's an exciting new spot can't wait to see what you get next
Smokin find man! Persistence pays off💪
Everytime.....thanks for commenting Ben...goodluck hunting
Much respect. I enjoy your videos. 😊
Awesome blade! Congratulations!
I appreciate it John...thanks for commenting
Great find!!!
Great video!! And awesome point Joe…. Thanks for sharing…….
Holy shit dude! Never seen one of them before haha what a beast congrats!
Beautiful red point, shame it was broken. Ok are you going to make me look up FT Benton Chert. Not my neighborhood. I see the age. Good finds.
Man that’s so cool, really enjoy your channel. Would love to do this one day as it’s a different beast out here in Southern California, we do pan for gold and rock hound but its nothing like what your doing. Keep it up.
I've always found in the sun is always better if the camera is working right... Basically, the more photons the better for photographing points outdoors( my best photographer friend told me that). Note how much better color shows up in the direct light as you move the pieces in and out of the shade... Dude, you got me watching archaeinet point-hunting again. But to be fair, your videos were always killer, but you're expressing your deep knowledge more and your calm, but confident personality is so refreshing in our current wold of constant strife...
Wow.,I haven't seen you on here in some years...good to hear from ya.....I remember all your comments when I first started youtube. You are exactly rite on the photos....the glare on my phone screen is what was throwing me off...I couldn't see what was going on very well lol...
always fascinating! i'm so glad i subbed to this channel
Persistence pays off again. That is a crazy piece. I think maybe it was preform for a killer point maybe. Good luck!😮
Exactly what it is...a Benton that doesn't have notches yet...thanks for commenting
Man the excitement I’d have finding a blade like that, awesome find man. Need to get into more creeks, I’m usually just walkin fields and finding stuff and then creeks every so often
Great. I wonder if they had a feeling about the colours of the rock, did they have an esthetic appreciation of nice colours and unusual coloured stone for their artifacts??.
Beautiful!
Congratulations, what a killer blade.....
Appreciate it...goodluck hunting and thanks for commenting
Congratulations!
Such good eyes my guy!!
Totally Enjoy Your Videos.😀
Appreciate it Willie...glad you enjoy...thanks for commenting
I clicked so fast that I split my fingernail 😂
Wow!!! What a find
Nice find. I think you are on to something with the elevation, I live in Columbus Ms. the creeks are full of sand.
Yep...been doing it a long time.....yeah Columbus is low lying....may have to get off to the east or west into some hilly ground....I'm sure there are some around there though....just have to find them
Very nice blade
Looks like a keeper to me. 😍
Nice !
Benton blade is a beauty ❤
I appreciate it Nancy...thanks for commenting
Sir, I really enjoy your videos!
Glad you enjoy Mark...thank you for commenting sir
Bad to the bone we been getting hammered with the thunderstorms here too been good so far
what a beautiful blade that pine tree is a shame but overall a great walk
Appreciate it Ben...as always.,thanks for commenting
Makes you wonder how many generations it took to find that beveled and serrated worked best?
Dang, that's a good'n.
What would the handle have been made from, wood or antler or bone?
Yes...this was actually a blade that was made in numbers and stored away...they returned when they needed them and notched them...
Great vid. What State is this from ?
Northeastern Mississippi...thanks for commenting
How much does something like that laege piece go for.
Congratulations man smokers for sure
Appreciate it Garrett...thanks for your comments
What did mean by a cache blade? I've heard the term used before but always wondered what it meant.
The benton people made these blades in numbers and stored them away in a cache....when they needed them they would bring them out and notch them for hafting....there are more either in the creek or still in the bank
That's trespassing. I know the guy that owns that property and I know for sure he didn't give permission for anyone to be on it.
Oh really...?? And where exactly do you think this is..?
No thinking required, I could have a video of the exact location tomorrow if I wanted to.
Lost around 5,000 years ago? The flood of Noah’s time that destroyed the whole earth was around 4,000 years ago.
I'm just relaying information from scientific and archeological evidence that suggests this type was manufactured and used 4 to 6,000 years ago in the middle archaic period....thanks for commenting
hot damn what a killer blade, brother, congrats!