Arrowhead hunting TN - Stunning big sandy hiding in plain sight and a stinger of a pine tree! 

Thanks again! But I know.. I often think about what lies just beneath my feet, waiting to be uncovered by the next wave, or rain event. It’s what keeps me coming back time after time! It’s an awesome feeling handling a piece that hasn’t been handled in 1000’s of years. It’s humbling for sure. Thanks for coming back to check out the new finds!

Thanks man I appreciate it, and I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!

Haha thanks buddy! There were footprints on that bank and I was totally expecting not to find anything there. I love when people are in too much of a rush to look a place over well… oh well, more for us to find! Thanks again for coming back to check out the new finds!

Yeah I know, we have people sneak on the placed we go but their always in a hurry and they miss points. Ha I wonder how many I miss. Good luck out there buddy 👍

Thanks buddy, I surely appreciate it! I stay on it as much as I can to try and keep the quality artifacts coming. I’m glad you enjoy and appreciate you taking the time to check it out!

Thanks man! As long as my spots keep spitting out the goodies, I’ll keep sharing them! It amazes me how much can come out of some of these spots… it amazes me how much they lost along the way too! oh well… their loss is my gain 1000’s of years later! Haha

That’s the first artifact I’ve found at that particular spot. There was a landslide a couple years ago that revealed a few flakes in an area where there haven’t been. I’ve been hitting it up regularly ever since. It recently had another slide that uncovered that piece! I’m watching a new site open up before my eyes! Hopefully there will be more to come from there! Thanks for checking it out buddy!

@@Points365 boy is that cool, the gift that keeps on giving!

Thanks buddy I appreciate it! I wish I had saved that clay ball it was stuck to. That would’ve looked neat in the case as well!

4 way screwdriver! Haha It does look like one! But thanks man, i appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks man, I’m glad y’all enjoy. I’m glad to be able to get out, find, and share them with everyone! Thanks again for taking the time to watch and comment!

Haha thanks buddy! It’s a little slower this time of year. It really picks up in the late summer! But thanks again man, I appreciate the comment and you taking the time to check it out!

Thanks buddy! I really wish I had saved that clump of dirt it was stuck in. It would’ve looked nice in the case too! Thanks for coming back to check out the new video!

Thanks man, I appreciate it! Getting out there and rescuing them artifacts is my fav pass time activity! Haha thanks for checking it out buddy!

Haha oh I’ve got plenty of them for sure! I’m lucky enough to find enough to pick and choose which artifacts I share in my vids. If the artifact is too “ghetto” as I call it, I just don’t bother! Haha I appreciate you coming back to check out the new video buddy!

@@Points365 I always try to watch your new vids! Your channel is in my top 3 of arrowhead hunters, with the Heartbreaker relics and Pinebelt relic boys being the other 2. They both live fairly close to me and find a lot of the same kind of stuff I find. Hell, I’d be happy to find your “ghetto” pile…lol Waiting to watch your next vid! 👍👍

Yeah man, all of those guys wear it out with lots of solid finds! What area are you out of? Oh, and the new vid will be out today @3:45! It’s got probably my 2nd favorite drill I’ve ever found in it… with the exception of that 4.5”er I found last year!

@@Points365 I’m in SW Mississippi. I found 2 drills last week, one being a smoker! Our drills are not that long due to the ol boys being limited to Citronelle gravel as their only material in my area. Every now and then I find something made from an unknown (to me) but it is rare. Can’t wait to see the new vid!

Thanks buddy and once again, I appreciate you stopping by to check it out!

Thanks man! It was a memorable find for sure.. I wish I had saved that dirt clump it was stuck in. It would be cool to have that displayed along side that point! I might have asked you this before, but did you grow up in Nashville by any chance? I knew a Brett Crowe growing up.

No sir. I live and grew up in Muskogee Oklahoma.

Dover flint! It’s fairly common around here. It was a very workable and highly sought after material. It usually makes some nice looking artifacts too!

Thanks man! Hunting this area is really all I know, but I do know enough about artifacts to appreciate what I have right in my own backyard! I try to not take it for granted and get out there as much as I can to recover these quality pieces! I appreciate you taking the time to check out the new video!

Thanks buddy! Nothing like watching videos of people making some solid finds to get me pumped up to get back out there to find my own! Haha Thanks for checking it out man, and good luck out there!

Thanks buddy! I appreciate you coming back to check out the new finds. Best of luck out there man!

Hey buddy! I appreciate it as always! But oh yeah, I know what ya mean about them sometimes finding you. Haha seems like it happens a lot! Hope you had some luck out there on your hunt last wknd!

Haha thanks man! I for sure feel like it with each successful hunting trip I have. Thanks for taking the time to check out the video!

Thanks buddy… they kind of go hand in hand if you ask me! Haha Thanks for checking out the video man!

Haha it had its own protective case! In hindsight I should’ve saved that mud ball too. It would’ve looked neat displayed in the case next to that point! Thanks for checking it out buddy!

@@Points365 I didn't want to say it, but I would have left it on the rock. You'll always have footage so don't matter

Haha man I wasn’t sure if was a dalton or a Hamilton triangle?! Maybe nobody else knew, so they didn’t acknowledge it! Hah that thing had a heck of a tip on it though. Thanks for checking it out!

@@Points365 I could see it either way. They can be hard to decipher sometimes😂

Yeah I’m not exactly sure what that second piece is? The guy I have check out and identify my pieces I have questions about thought it was an effigy. But everyone seems to have their own opinion on it! That last one though.. I was so thrilled to see that little glimpse of flint from under that dirt clump. I was even more thrilled when I flipped it over! I wish I had saved the dirt clump though. It would have been neat to have that with a perfect impression in it! Thanks as always for watching!

@@Points365 That second one is a unique rarity! Don't worry about the dirt cump! You have the most important part! The artifact.

haha man, in your defense I'm quite relentless when it comes to getting out there and hunting in my free time. That and I'm lucky enough to live in an area that seems to have a more than average amount of artifacts! One thing my videos don't show is how many hunts I have where I'm out there for 10 hours and come home empty handed. Happens all too often! I appreciate you taking the time to check out my video buddy!

That cross looking point was cool🏹

Thanks a lot! I couldn’t get over the serrations and tip still being intact on that pine tree after finding it’s way into those rocks! Thanks again for coming back to check out the new vid!

Thanks buddy, I appreciate you checking it out!

Haha sometimes I wonder how well some of these thick points penetrated? I guess with enough momentum they got the job done! Thanks for checking it out buddy!

@@Points365 your welcome don it was 14 below last night and a foot or so of snow no hunting round here got any ideas for your bone creature yet if I could I'd send you some bones Colorado has so many free range cattle that when one dies they leave it for scavengers we see lots of them!

Yes.... that's what I thought

Yeah, on the ride back I regretted letting it go. I would’ve liked to have kept the clod and at least displayed it in the case next to the point. I still would’ve probably removed it from the clod… curiosity gets the best of me and I just had to see that bad boy in all its glory! Haha

@@Points365 I agree that it needed to be removed. It is what it is now and that point is amazing but yeah, I was thinking displaying the two together as well. Still an awesome find.

Thanks buddy, I appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks man, I appreciate that. I try to take the time to show every angle of each artifact to display the craftsmanship of the artifacts. I’m glad you can appreciate them and thanks again for coming back to check out the new round of finds!

Thanks again buddy, I appreciate you checking it out! But I know I know!! I need to make a collection video of at least some of the collection. To be honest I'm a little on the iffy side about it. As much as I try and keep my identity out of my videos, I often worry about burglary. Thats the reason my videos are 100% about artifacts with nothing about me... including my voice! haha Someone knowing who I am, and what I have could be quite enticing to someone with bad intentions. I have artifacts that have remained out of the public for that reason and fear of mine. Most people I know don't even know I have this channel. I'm the private type I guess!

@@Points365 I understand the privacy part for sure! I don’t blame you if you don’t want to show your collection. Completely understand! Thanks again for what you do share! Have a great day!

Hey man, that’s what I love about artifact hunting.. never know what you’re gonna come home with! Haha but yeah man I don’t even know what the heck they could’ve done with that second piece?! Guess they threw it like a ninja star. Haha but yeah man that big sandy find was memorable. Never found one that came in its own protective shell like that! Thanks for checking it out man!

@@Points365 I actually like that leaf shaped flake knife @3:43.. That thumb depression on the back side isn't a mistake. I've seen that on many a point. My old man used to say those were boning knives. He always pointed that thumb depression out to me, and remarked how nicely if fits your thumb. He said he thought they must've made that part first, then shaped the rest around it.. Now that I mention this, you won't be able to un-see it, and you'll notice it on other points too.

An old timer that I’ve hunted with pointed out the same thing on a lot of the tools. He’d always hand me a blade going on about the perfect depressions for your thumb and whatnot. Most of the time it’s undeniable that they were intentional!

Thanks buddy! As always, I appreciate you coming back to check out the new finds!

Haha yeah it was definitely memorable find just based off of the way it was found! A protective shell as someone else called it! Haha thanks again man!

Thanks buddy, I appreciate you coming back to check out the new video!

Aw man… you’re getting started on a long road of ups and downs, and one heck of a new addiction! Haha I used to fish all the time. Then it got to where while I was fishing, I was looking around for points. Next thing I know I was headed out without the poles and just looking for artifacts! But when it comes to finding them, most of the time it comes down to just being at the right place at the right time! What part of the state are you from?

@@Points365 I'm starting to figure out it can have some long droughts lol, I'm in cookeville, middle Tn. My RU-vid channel started out as a catfishing channel and I have started leaving the poles at home already lol

Fortunately what I’ve noticed is that the long droughts usually get followed by some killer times! Haha but see!! You’re gonna have to rename your channel before you know it!😂

@@Points365 😂👌

Thanks man! I really appreciate the sub and you taking the time to check it out!

Thanks buddy, I appreciate the kind words! I try and stay on em as much as I can. I get lucky enough to stumble across one every now and then! Thanks for the comment and for taking the time to check out the new vid!

Thanks man I appreciate it. I thought it had a good sound that went well with the intro video I shot! Thanks for checking it out!

Heck yeah! Thanks man! I need to get back over there with my metal detector. I found a different looking minie ball Sunday while out hunting. It looked like the tip of it had been whittled off.

@@Points365 I metal detected civil war sights with a friend a few times. Not my cup of tee always digging up junk we did find a lot of mini balls though.

Thanks for the suggestion buddy! I’m wondering when the newest edition will come out?! What’s neat about each edition that comes out is getting to see all the new artifacts shown! I can spend hours thumbing through those books.

Glad you enjoy the music! But man.. after a full day of hunting I’m wishing for younger legs myself! Haha thanks for checking it out!

Glad to see you back to check out the new finds, I really appreciate it! Someone asked about that last night, so I went and looked at it to get a better look at it. It looks like a little spot of quartz in it. Not really sure though because it doesn’t have that sparkle that quartz usually has. That adena at 13:40… haha I love when they are totally hidden beneath the mud like that, and you have no idea what’s going to come out!

@@Points365 Is that maybe mica and the blue I saw was the sky reflecting in it ?

Thanks man! I find quite a bit just by searching by sight. There was this one particular spot I found 2 enfield bullets laying next to each other. Not long after I found a minie ball. So I went back with the detector and wound up finding a total of 13! I have a few old coins found with the detector. If I see old glass, horseshoes, etc… I will try and come back with the detector. It pays off sometimes!

Thanks buddy. It amazed me that the serrations and tip were still intact after finding it’s way into those rocks!

Haha man I have just about every kind of arrowhead dream you could imagine! At least 3 nights a week I dream about them. Hopefully I’m not talking in my sleep… I might have trouble explaining why I’m calling out names like “eva” and God forbid “big sandy”! Haha

Thanks man, and thanks for the heads up! I’ll have to check that out. Glad you’ve been having some good luck out there!

I do regret not saving that clump of dried mud, but at the time I found it, I was in disbelief of what I found stuck to the bottom of it! I was totally expecting a broken piece or something. Admittedly, my excitement got the best of me. Had it actually been a piece of something petrified, I would’ve thought twice about popping it out, but those clumps of hard clay are the norm around here!

I thought it was a coin when I first spotted it. It wound up being a button. I wasn’t sure what kind it was, but a couple people on here identified it as a union civil war button. I find quite a bit of civil war era artifacts while out hunting! Thanks for checking it out man!

Think a military button....it had military markings.

Thanks a bunch! I wish I had saved that dirt clod that big sandy was stuck in.. would have looked neat in my cabinet! But omg that adena… I was so sure that it was going to be broken. I almost didn’t record that pull! Haha but thanks as always for the comment and for checking it out! Keep up the good work out there!

Haha thanks man! I feel ya on the deep mud! Most places around here are like that as well. Don’t worry though… that muck will be washed away soon enough, revealing all the goodies hidden beneath it! It always surprises me that some artifacts can somehow find their way on top of that soft mud though!

Do you know how old it is?! I still haven’t figured it out.

@@Points365 1800’s for sure, I found another one but it was a different style and that one was from 1850’s, so I would say from around that time period.

Yeah man, that big sandy find was a memorable one for sure! That bad boy was in great shape, guess the protective shell did it’s job! Haha But hey man, glad to give you the itch… time to get out and find em! Y’all gonna be getting any of that freezing rain out your way this evening?

@@Points365 looks like it will hopefully miss us. But getting plenty of heavy rain. You all stay safe out there

Thank you! That particular artifact is an adena, dated to be roughly 2,500 years old. This one is made of what’s called black Dover flint. Its a local material that was highly sought after for its quality and workability. It also made for some nice looking artifacts too! Thanks for the comment and for taking the time to check it out!

Hahah man you know I stay on them brokes! I bet I find close to a dozen brokes for each whole one I find. I need to figure out what to do with all of them… my broke boxes are overflowing! But dang I hope I’m on the brink of that clovis find.. I had a broken but solid double fluted clovis base find last year. Brought me to my knees! Found a Cumberland base about a month ago that was fluted on both sides while scouting new spots. That one hurt too! But man I only have 2 daltons in my collection. One of which has a slightly broken ear. Other than that I believe I only have 1 other base with a missing tip. They do seem to be quite elusive around here though. Are you gonna be at the Gallatin show?

I would have thought you two would have dozens of Daltons, that’s surprising to hear, North Georgia isn’t that far away and they’re very plentiful down here, my brother has found some smokers, if you include our bird points we’ve found a couple hundred, well mostly my brother, the majority of birdies we find are either Daltons or Madison’s but I’m still not good at identifying them, didn’t mean to butt in in y’all’s conversation, I look forward to seeing that Statue Ben, been waiting patiently, do we have to pay admission to see it? Just playing lol, I keep envisioning what it looks like, there’s some wicked looking statue’s down here in the Museum at the Etowah Indian Mounds, been wondering if it looks like those, I look forward to finding out, GL&HH Fellas 👊🏹

Thanks man! I appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks for coming back to check out the new finds buddy!

Thanks man, I’m glad you enjoyed!

I really wish I had the knowledge to be able to identify my artifacts… especially right there on the spot. I’ve learned over the years a little as far as identification. Like you, I’ve focused mainly on hunting and collecting. It gets a little overwhelming when I start trying to decipher flaking patterns and whatnot trying to put a name on an artifact. To be honest I’m just not that good at it. It’s always impressed me the guys that can identify 100’s of different types. So in lieu of my lack of information given in my videos, I try and give a clear, up close look at each and every side of the artifacts. That way people can see what they need in order to make their own call as far as identification. I really do appreciate your input and your dedication to the hobby. I bet you’ve got quite the collection after all those years! What state did you reside in with all those of hunting under your belt?

@@Points365 I’m in SC and have walked a million miles, mostly in plowed fields, to achieve the modest collection I have. Mostly in Sumter county which is mid state SC. There was a rather small community of collectors and plowed field walking was the norm for just about all. It wasn’t until the advent of the internet with RU-vid and such that I realized what I was missing by not digging or creek and river walking. By that time I had moved to the coast and lost all my contacts and sort of got out of the habit. Other activities supplanted hunting, artifacts and game. I lived at Folly Beach, SC for a number of years and ocean activities took me away from hunting almost completely…you know, surfing, fishing, girl chasing…the usual things you move next to the ocean for. I never had the kinds of sweet spots that you are privileged with. I’ve begun breaking up my collection giving frames of points to nephews and friends. Trying to encourage my nephews(grand) toward building their own collections. They have an interest but can’t travel on their own, yet. There’s hope for them still…they’re young. Thanks for responding to my comments. Once again, I really enjoy your videos.

@@Points365 get a copy of the overstreet arrowhead identification and price guide it will help you tremendously, some collectors call it the arrowhead Bible, but it will never replace my real Bible! It will help you identify all types in all areas across the United States!

Thanks again buddy! I hear ya on this being feast or famine time. They’ll be laying everywhere here in a few months! Haha Thanks for the comment and for checking it out!

Thanks as always buddy! I’ve had quite a few people asking about that spot on that point at the 10:30 mark. Now I can finally give them an answer, thanks as always for the input!

Thanks buddy! I’m thankful for every piece I find. It seems like early in the year is usually kind of slow, so I’m just happy find anything!

Thanks as always buddy! I couldn’t believe the serrations and tip were still intact on that pine tree after ending up in those rocks!😅 Thanks for coming back to check out the new video!

@@Points365 That was pretty amazing it was still intact. The Big Sandy with the mud ball still attached was killer. That one hadn't been out of the bank for very long at all. Laters.👍☮️

Haha thanks a lot! I try and squeeze in a show stopper in every video… if I manage to find one that it! Thanks as always for commenting and for coming back to check it out!

Thanks man, I appreciate you checking it out!

@@Points365 I'm amazed how these artifacts have stood the test of time. Amazing craftsmanship, which I appreciate a lot. Very few, if any, man made things from this era will survive.

Yeah man, I think about that all the time. Finding artifacts from all eras, i see first hand that basically all relatively modern artifacts don’t hold up well against time. Heck, even pennys now a days are unrecognizable after a couple years out in the elements compared to older pennys. Our plastic oughta hold up rather well though!😬

@@Points365 I also wonder if the craftsman.hunter thousands of years ago realized how much guys like us appreciate the items and the work today. LOL It's a good thing that you guys find and preserve these artifacts.

Thanks man, I appreciate you checking it out! Just saw your channel. Instant sub from me with a channel name like that! I love seeing what the TN boys are pulling. I’ll be checking it out soon!

@@Points365 man we really appreciate it. Happy Hunting and God Bless!

Thanks man! I try and stay on it so I can keep the new content coming! That little 4 way piece... I'm not really sure?! My main guy for id'ing pieces for me thought it could be a effigy of some sort or a "doodle" as he calls it. A piece they just kind of messed around with. A couple people on here thought it to be a broken drill, which is what I thought it was at first. But its definitely not broken and clearly worked on all edges, so I'm clueless as to what it is?! I'm just gonna say its a prehistoric ninja star! haha That big sandy find was a memorable way to find an artifact for sure! I wish I had saved that dirt clump though.. It would be neat to display that with a perfect impression on it along side that point! Im still using the ol iPhone 11 Pro. I just have the frame rate set high at 60 fps at 1080p... and a steady hand! haha Steady hands are key!

@@Points365 it looked like a broken drill they reworked into a something or other star, screw driver!! Lol. Yeah when you tossed that dirt clod and it started melting into the water I was like whoops.. Things you want to have back some times. Thanks for the reply and keep hammering!!! Be waiting for more!!

Thanks man, I appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks man! That’s about the best sounding thought on that piece I’ve heard so far. I appreciate the input!

@Points 365 I'm Chahta and my grandmother told me about such things in our tribe.

If your ever in canon city Colorado the local museum has 16 blue flint axes found in a cache by one of our local old timers 100 yrs ago they havent or at least at the time weren't able to place the material or a time frame they look like clovis bifaces to me any way very cool!

Thanks man, I appreciate you always taking the time to comment and check out the new vids. I agree on the blueish colored material though… I need to find more of that stuff!

@@danielcline7413 Wow Really, do you mean Canyon City where the royal gorge bridge is? If so I have been to the bridge and walked across it when I was 15, I lived out there in between Pueblo and Colorado City on the ranch my brother in law grew up on for about 3 months and went to Rye High School, I wish I would have been aware of this when I went to Canyon City, we didn’t go to a museum but I would have loved to had seen that, this was a few years before I got into artifact hunting, maybe 1991, I think all the time about the artifacts I could have picked up out there or what I walked over not knowing any better, I was out rabbit hunting or fishing and exploring all the time and I bet that ranch was loaded with artifacts, hundreds of acres I had to roam Gosh Darnit, I’m gonna see if I can find some videos on that or some pics, I really want to see that, Thanks.

@@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 yes canon is the spanish spelling the blades were found found by Dallas deweese who built a dam about twenty miles from here bringing irrigation to a lot of places the guy even traveled and hunted with teddy roosevelt there is a knife with the blades which are all virtually identical and of what I would call a sea blue color he said he found them in a cache on grape creek between here and deweese reservoir up by west cliff I found a perfect folsom next to the lake after waiting out a 4 day rain storm I've seen your comments on a few videos so I'll go to the museum and get some video of his stuff and I have a channel but I've never posted anything on it so I'll bone up and see if I can figure how to send it give me a month I'm a good arrowhead hunter but not so good on the computer I myself come from Buena vista Colorado originally but now live in canon so I guess you lived in penrose or pueblo west ?

@@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 sorry I misread you lived out east of beulah like the don k ranch or the 3r ranch along the saint charles river anyway I'm familiar with the area out along the huerfano river about twenty years ago I stopped in the plains next to the road and less than 50 yes from the road fount 7 perfect points in an hour been back a few times and searched I mean there is just miles of plains that look the same and have never repeated that day in fact I've never found another out there life is wierd!

Thanks man, I really appreciate you taking the time to check out the video and comment! I hear ya though… when I find a piece of exotic material to my area such as that quartz piece you found, I think of how many hands that piece had been exchanged through along its journey. I wonder if they loaded up dug out canoes and launched like a mini barge?! Haha

Haha this state is for sure a hot bed for artifacts if you know where to look! But no, none of them were translucent or see through. An obsidian piece would be a rare find for these parts! The song played in this vid is called “Terrier Waltz”. If I had the skill to play the fiddle, I would be all over learning to play it! I’d probably sit around playing it on my porch for my own entertainment! Haha thanks for the comment and for taking the time to check it out!

Thanks man! It was a neat way to find that artifact for sure. Looking back, I should’ve saved that hard clump of dirt. It would’ve been neat to display it next to that big sandy or something!

@@Points365 I was just about to make that same comment . 👍

I’ll keep it in mind the next time I find one stuck in a clump like that…. In 20 years or so! Haha

I found a point partially stuck in some cave deposit at the cave I used to dig that I’ll be posting sometime in the future, I never took it out of the deposit! It’s one of the coolest things I have.

Wow… I bet that is a sight to see. It sounds awesome, can’t wait to see it!

Haha thanks man! I hear ya though… I actually did ponder leaving it encased in that clump. But I just had to see the other side of it! In hindsight I should’ve saved that clump though. I could’ve displayed it next to that point.. or a custom molded place to lay the artifact! Haha

Your imagination went out in left field with that one! Haha I still haven’t a clue what that piece is though? Another piece to go into the mystery pile!

Thanks man! It was a cool way to find that piece. I should’ve saved that dirt clump I found it in… it would’ve been a neat piece to display as well. A clump with a perfect bog sandy impression in it! But dude, I just got done watching that video! Congratulations on that one man! That’s the nicest cache river I’ve ever seen!

Thanks man, I cant wait to see what washes out of that spot next, and I've gotta get around to checking my other spots lol.

Thanks buddy, and I appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks man I appreciate the comment and you taking the time to check it out!

Haha I’m sure they looked at each other rolling their eyes, wondering what the next “innovative design” was gonna be? Haha

Thanks buddy! I appreciate you taking the time to check it out!

Haha I try and keep the smoker alarms blaring!

I like your video because you don’t talk. Thanks.

Thanks man! Haha but someone else called it one of those little 4 way screwdrivers. Haha But dude congrats on your finds! Have you posted them yet?

@@Points365 yes

Oh yeah I see the vid from 4 days ago… that’s gotta be it! I’ll be checking that out after I respond to a few more comments!

That’s what I thought at first, but the more I looked at it, the more I second guessed it. It looks like it’s worked on all edges and not broken anywhere. Who knows?! Thanks for the input and for checking it out!

@@Points365 it could very been reworked or if it’s near river where found not telling how many tumbles it’s had but I think it started as a drill I used hunt points with my dad and now he is gone I haven’t done it much … I really love your channel God Bless

Thanks man! I just went and looked at that piece just now. It looks like a spot of crystal right in the middle of it. It’s pretty neat looking! Thanks for checking out the finds buddy!

@@Points365 I was surprised that you didn't turn that blue dot outward for your finish still shot. I also wondered about what seemed like a rock that cradled that other point. Was thinking if it was solid, and not just sand or mud, it would have been interesting to hold onto as well. Would have made a great conversation piece because who else has ever seen that?

It was a Civil War button I find those in North Carolina!

Thanks man! Like artifact hunter said, it was a button. When I first spotted it I definitely thought it was a coin! Im cool with finding an old button though! Thanks for taking the time to check out the new vid!

If I was going to fake one, it would at least be one a heck of a lot neater than that one. You must be a sad and bitter individual.