ARROWHEAD HUNTING | MUST SEE FINDS OF A LIFETIME (2023) 

Dude it was the highlight of my summer 😂 Thanks for having me 🤙🏼

I hunt em and knap them myself. Look up The Georgia Creekwalker. Hes a good friend of mine near Canton GA. Just subbed both yalls channels 😎🏹

@@RedEyedPatriot thanks for the sub! I’ve watched him before.

Thanks man!

Thanks man!

Thankyou sir!

Exactly!! I was out yesterday on a run in NW PA and found a sweet one. Thanks for watching man!

Thanks for watching Mr. Kevin 🤙🏼

Thank you sir!

No problem! Thanks for watching 👍🏼

Thanks for watching coyote! Im glad you enjoyed the video.

I couldnt believe what I had found haha. He found one not too far away a few months ago

Thank you sir!

Thanks man!

Same to you!

Yeah man it was crazy! They most likely would’ve been decorations on a pot from what we can tell but I cant find anything like them online. Some of the pottery patterns we found arent online either so that makes me think we discovered out own missisipian culture?! Id love to go back and see what else is there. We only searched 5% of that clearing 😂. Thanks for watching cheif! I hope the video was all I hyped it up to be

Thanks Charles!

Thankyou sir!

Thanks you too!

@@eastcoastlithics 👍

Than you sir! Ive been down south for a good portion of this summer and its making me want to move there someday 🤙🏼

It was a good time 🔥

It was wild man! We both had a blast. That drill kick started it all, we were on the first site the morning after I got there and still getting to know eachother and bam! There it was 🔥

We found those 2 complete points early on in a bulldozed section of the clearcut 👍🏼

Thanks! I love the realness of finding these things.

Dude I couldnt believe it! Im still in shock 😂

Thats some good insight! Thanks for the watch man 🤝🏼

Thanks for the info!

Thankya sir

I still can’t believe I found it!!

Thanks for the info! Check out this link: www.google.com/search?client=safari&sca_esv=577520305&hl=en-um&q=georgia+clay+effigy+pot&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiIvbqEjpqCAxVNlWoFHe6cB8wQ0pQJegQIDRAB&biw=375&bih=548&dpr=2#imgrc=76ezjvDwpngLoM&imgdii=fl9Ha-0znG5JaM Its effigys on the ends of the pots rather than just the legs. Not doubting your theory either!

Love the support brother youll never know how much your comments make my day man. There were tons of species that roamed the eastern US 10,000+ years ago but they mostly died off at the end of the ice age (mammoth,camel,big horses, giant sloths,mastadon) and I have had other people say it looks like a camel too haha. GP said he thinks the nose got droopy when the clay was wet. The camels wouldve been extinct by the woodland period which is why Its most likely a deer. We should definitely do a 3 channel hunt sometime in the future if everyone is chill with that. Have a good evening man 🤙🏼

I still can’t believe we only saw a frog and deer all day then find effigies of both. Thats the stuff that makes me belive in ghosts and spirits and stuff bro because that was too real. Im genuinely convinced my grandpa directs me to points from heaven man because I have verbally said “show me a point grandpa” and literally instantly I will find one but only in a way when I feel a weird presence because I dont just say it like “man im not finding anything might as well ask” I only do it when theres a weird feeling about the area and it sounds weird in writing but I cant explain it well. (The phenomenon has happened on 2 separate occasions instantly without fail)

@@eastcoastlithics heck yeah Dude, I’ve walked a bunch of clear cuts in that area when I was younger and found some cool shit, the big pottery lid I found is from that area when I was deer hunting about 26 years ago, my buddy found a whole jar next to it, I can just about guarantee there’s more effigy’s to be found and I’d like to get in on it one day lol, I gotta head to the casa, been walking a creek for hours and I’m covered in mud lol, have a Blessed Weekend Brother, GL&HH!!

@@eastcoastlithics I’m right there with you Dude, I’m a believer, about 27 years I’ve been picking up points and I still show gratitude every time I find a artifact, I got a lot of stories myself Dude, there something beyond us that is amazing and it’s good for the soul to stay in tune with it, I gotta bounce brother, Peace And GL&HH!!

Im gonna have to agree with you on that one. Thanks for the id!

Heck yeah!

@@eastcoastlithics I found a lot of pottery

@@bje2920 i dont find a ton of it up here in my area of PA but GA was loaded

Moose too maybe!

It sure is a good time! There are more of us out there 👍🏼

Reddest mud my Pennsylvania ass has ever seen 😂 Georgia has a lot of hematite/iron in the soil so thats probably a reason why its so red

Welcome to the south all we have down here is red clay and stuff that wants to bite you or stick you but if you think that clay is red head over to north west south Carolina

It was a good time haha. Thanks for watching

@@eastcoastlithics congrats on the very cool pottery, that SE pottery rules, I find so very little and plain Jane with little design 😎😎😎

@@greatbasinman im lucky to find a pice at all where Im from in Pennsylvania 😂 Most of our sites are archaic

Dang dude thats a lot 😂 Happy hunting

Yes, after some research we think they were heads on a pot, but still cant find much about it so they probably arent too common

Thanks andrew!

We enjoy it and there are more of us out there! Good luck to you too sir

@@eastcoastlithics well thank you .. I live in Arizona and am myself a hunter of history it's cool to see the stuff from other places !! Most of the points I find are what some call bird points and they are very small but amazingly super thin and very easily broken. Also find beads and small seashell Jewelry. Well happy hunting bud take care

Hey bro if people are willing to pay that much for it im not gonna stop em 😂

South central PA near lancaster, york, and adams counties

Could be! This site is about 1000 years old I wonder if moose were in GA that recently.

When im in the area yes, I had plans to motor bike across the pa/md line and go look in creeks around there but never got around to it. Definitely gonna find some md cornfields around soon.

@@eastcoastlithics let me know. Need a guide. Always wanted to find one arrowhead.

@@godbyonecheck high ground near water sources like rivers and springs where the ground has been disturbed/eroded after a good rain. Youll get a feel for native campsites after you find a few (not a hard thing to do in md)

Well when I shoot my bows my arrows tend to get lost even in very short grass. Lots of points were broken, lost, discarded, or just plain forgotten about. Its not like they disappeared when they left a site. The stone point can remain there for millions of years if not more considering it is stone. There are so many arrowheads (more commonly atlatl points) because a billion people lived in ancient North America over the past 12000 years and each hunter lost and made thousands of points and tools.

Been getting that a lot haha. It cant be because ancient camels were extinct in the woodland period which is where these are from. I was thinking deer or moose but moose were not common in ancient GA

Sounds like somebody isn’t finding arrowheads 🥺

THATS WHAT I SAID! His response was “i dont like to dig that much” 😂 They found bannerstones and tons of other points on the other side of the house when they dug the pool.

Depends on the state. I believe national parks and reservations are off limits and the entire state of florida (unless on private land) but other than that its not illegal.

Only on public land. Perfectly legal on private

PA is my home base but I hunt all over the east coast (hence the name)

@@eastcoastlithics sweet man I’m from southwestern pa Washington county area

I bet you find some cool flint over there! Whats the most common color? My south central *ss is quartz and some rhyolite if im lucky

@@eastcoastlithics mainly black flint really and a basic grey but we have a lot of different pink and bluish flint too some flint ridge flint we don’t have to much quarts flint

It was burried in the hardened clay 🥳 I wouldve peeled off my fingernails trying to get it out ✌🏻

I apreciate constructive criticism, not all drills are beveled though. Some pencil drills are just knapped in a long way at random for example. Im not gonna be that guy picking up random rocks, all of the things we picked up were artifacts 👍🏼 Some people enjoy seeing people’s genuine reactions to finds because they can share that feeling. Im sorry for the annoyance of hearing us get exited haha. What did you think of the effigies?

I would have liked to have seen them cleaned up more to get a better look at them. And all drills are tapered! Look at the end of the drill, unless it’s broken it will taper to a point! They made small punches that look like drills but there not. If you get that excited about what your finding there, I would like to see your reaction in a rock shelter that I know of in Kentucky! You would go crazy when you started finding the things that are still in there. You would have dig and sift but it would be well worth it when you seen some of the things you would be finding. I like your enthusiasm when you find an artifact. I’ve been hunting for over 50 years and I still get fired up when I find something! You guys are young and have a lot of hunting ahead of you and will always get excited when you find something but, please use something that is a little less destructive like a pointed piece of wood or plastic. You won’t damage the artifact like you did with your knife!

@@joewalker9325 understood sir! Have a good one 👍🏼

Yes indeed! It was truely amazing, it happened with the frog too 👌🏼

Exactly what I thought when editing! I would not be surprised considering the effigies. I actually live im Pennsylvania but I told GP to go check up on it for me next time hes at this site 😂

@@eastcoastlithics definitely looks like it, but could he part of a pot I suppose, pipes are few and far between but ulll find more if you're dedicated. For stone pipes/bowl pieces/stems if it's 50% complete we count it as a pipe vs just broken fragments we all have found also of broken pipes. I have a few stone pipes, a bowl piece, a stem and a full "Chillum" style pipe. dad has several, uncle has several more, brother has a couple, we all also have various Kaolin Clay Trade pipes, from white colonial pipes to French trade pipes, whole, or broken fragments and stems stuff like that.but we've all hunted for 20-40 years each lol But point is ulll find another, I'm guessing ya missed one tho and it looks nice lol 😂 sorry kid

Awesome vid! Thanks for taking the viewers along for such a fun hunt. Congrats on the excellent finds!

@@Deedubbs8002 thank you sir 🫡

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