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Dynamic Digging Duo 

blackriverfossils
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Two shovels are better than one in the hunt for megalodon teeth. I can't dual wield so ‪@AncientAdventures‬ brings her considerable digging prowess to the game, enhancing our fossil recovery hunt after hunt. This video is yet another stellar record in the chronicles of the Sloth Party, shark tooth hunting site extraordinaire. Beautiful megalodon teeth and their angustidens ancestors were again the finds du jour. On the home front, numerous containers and multiple sets of pockets laden with field filthy fossil finds ride home every collecting trip. The sand and dirt back up on the sidewalk next to the hose where the first stage of the cleansing occurs. Strainers with finds drying in the sun line the unoccupied outside of the garage. Inside, already-dried teeth await preprocessing alongside relics and artifacts. Step inside the door and the corners are piled high with boxes of fossils, sorted by site, not yet the stars of their own videos. The counters and table are covered with napkins of twice and thrice cleaned items, waiting to be bagged and tagged. Proceed through the living room and the walls are decorated with past video stars. Stacks of reference books and back issues of American Digger gather dust, waiting to identify the next mystery item to appear on our shovel tips. Down the hallway, rooms are stuffed with shelves stacked floor to ceiling with shark teeth, bones, Native American artifacts, and metal detecting recoveries including buttons, coins, indistinguishable chunks of rust are all boxed, bagged, all organized by site. Some of it you have seen, some of it you haven't. Outside, the bone bed grows daily. New buckets of micro fossil layer appear as each new site comes and goes. Giant blocks of shale stuffed with trilobites fracture with the changing seasons. Giant chunks of crystals and innumerable geodes in their corroding satchels continue to hide their interior treasures. And each day, the hunt goes on, sometimes in tandem, sometimes apart. The drive to collect is strong within the dynamic digging duo.

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18 дек 2023

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@snow3017
@snow3017 6 месяцев назад
"All fossils are worth bringing home" hmmm... let me just take you back to a phraseI have heard a number of times as we were going through a dry spell, especially from DF: "die shell fairy die" (and the associated action with it). lol Cool color patterns on that big meg, and a nice great white too. Sloth continues to really be a banger. Hope there is lots left to go there still. Its like sloth party has become its own 'season' of the channel!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
lol i remember those days of plenty. its like those stories i hear of old timers walking along the beach finding so many arrowheads that they would use them as skipping rocks. slack jawed I wonder "HOW???" But you were there, you know it was impossible to collect it all at PCS, especially when they let us back into the pit. it was ok to crush things, they were going to bury it all anyway! regardless i'm glad i picked up as much as I did and I still remember one fossil I wish I would have brought back but I was too tired and lazy. it was a gigantic whale vert, easily 18 inches around, on top of a hill. I was about a mile from the bus and it had to be 95 degrees out there. I was laden with fossils, out of water. but I wanted that vert so I rolled it down the hill hoping to save some carrying. I watched as it careened out of control down the mound and shattered as it smashed into a boulder at the bottom of the hill. I didn't pick up the pieces, and I barely made it back to the bus as it was! i head that the next week somebody found that and brought it back! i like the season comparison! This spot is worthy of that distinction!
@snow3017
@snow3017 6 месяцев назад
@@blackriverfossils For whatever reason as soon as you said that the "shell fairy" thing popping into my head immeidatley. Ah yes, good times indeed. Better for your back than what you're doing now but that heat was brutal sometimes!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
@@snow3017 lest i be unjustly accused of paleo appropriation, i need to give Brian credit for that ALTHOUGH I did participate so you're not wrong. The gusto with which he smashed those shells is forever etched in my go to mental material when I need a good laugh. the digging these days is just as hard on my hands and wrists as it is on my back. I'm falling apart dude!
@beachcomber4141
@beachcomber4141 6 месяцев назад
Pretty amazing as always. Always enjoy living vicariously through your videos!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
thanks so much for watching!
@para1324
@para1324 6 месяцев назад
Both of you never cease to amaze. 👍
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
we do our best!
@Rockin_in_Kentucky
@Rockin_in_Kentucky 6 месяцев назад
Awesome finds, you're almost to 100 megs. That's crazy!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
i never would have imagined there would be so much in this spot when we first walked upon it.
@waynesutton92
@waynesutton92 6 месяцев назад
You guys sooo lucky you can dig for them teeth, we have to stroll beahes of Cape Town and wait for them megs and great whites to wash up at the right time right place but they are stunners down here..
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
are there so many great whites there that you can't dive for the teeth?
@badflyer6
@badflyer6 6 месяцев назад
You and Diva have so much fun together. I love your videos.
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
we do! thank you so much for watching!
@ChesapeakeBayBrian399
@ChesapeakeBayBrian399 6 месяцев назад
So many sick finds! Nice!!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
thank you!
@degradierer8778
@degradierer8778 6 месяцев назад
thats some big teeths
@myopalde
@myopalde 6 месяцев назад
Will you ever visiting the creeks of the old days? The videos had been a bit more varying to be honest and after you not searching them, there maybe great Angustidens waiting too.
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
i miss the old days of creek hunting but they really arent worth going to any more. the fossil tourism business is booming around here and the tour groups have dug them out to such a point that teeth don't erode out even with heavy rainfall. i actually went to one of my favorite creeks, we used to call it the yellow ditch, about 6 months ago. we found next to nothing in about 3 hours of sifting. it wasn't even worth making a video.
@RandyZimmerman-pp5wj
@RandyZimmerman-pp5wj 6 месяцев назад
I wanted to do that since the 50s Lucky dog ❤
@moemuggy4971
@moemuggy4971 6 месяцев назад
It would be awesome if you did a video showing your entire collection. Or at the very least your top 100.
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
i was planning on doing my collection videos 1 at a time using youtube shorts but i haven't gotten around to doing it yet.
@moemuggy4971
@moemuggy4971 6 месяцев назад
@@blackriverfossils oh gawd, the comment sections on shorts about meg teeth make me lose all faith in humanity. It's like blowing s psychopath dog whistle. Haha!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
@@moemuggy4971 you made me laugh man that's too funny!
@judetulloch2364
@judetulloch2364 6 месяцев назад
4:26 Much better video this time round a lot more teeth That Megalodon looks so good
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
glad you like. thanks for watching!
@madworkxtrouble2274
@madworkxtrouble2274 6 месяцев назад
Hi I think the one at 4.44 is Special cos you can c it got lost on a bite into massive flesh with hard bones or armorplates. Maby not. Nice one. Thankx 4the vid
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
i like the teeth that have damage from feeding too. thanks for watching!
@grandmakellymcdonald
@grandmakellymcdonald 6 месяцев назад
Super super cool super cool let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure🌺🎉🌎👵✌️🇺🇸💕
@zcurtiss2899
@zcurtiss2899 6 месяцев назад
You got some killer finds! I was just wondering if you guys might ever bust out a screwdriver or something to do the final excavation of teeth, and then you busted out your digging tool. If people knew how many dump trucks you and Diva could fill with the cubic yards of dirt those #2 shovels have moved, they would have a greater appreciation for your self-made “luck!”
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
that digging tool is great for soft formation, but sometimes we do use a screwdriver when the layer is harder. viewers generally hate when I use a screwdriver because they think I'll destroy the teeth but its necessary. It can be almost as hard as concrete! i was digging in crustier layer a few years ago, here's a video where I used one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bDNUV4u9UEg.htmlsi=XGu0yOytn-vnM-B0
@JasonMcclure-th2jh
@JasonMcclure-th2jh 6 месяцев назад
What a killer layer. And filthy rich.
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
yah man best spot we ever hunted
@Scotty2hotty-69
@Scotty2hotty-69 6 месяцев назад
Since you're right beside the water you guys should make a wash plant with a finer mesh to catch everything!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
i can't even tell you how many sleepless nights I've spent trying to come up with an idea for a shark tooth wash plant! the challenge always ends up being making something to break down the formation that does not damage the teeth. all the shaker decks and trommels you see on shows like gold rush would break everything. the best I've come up with is a table that has spray bars on it that you can just dump material in. its very small scale but better than nothing! Now its back to figuring out how to build it lol
@Scotty2hotty-69
@Scotty2hotty-69 6 месяцев назад
@@blackriverfossils ya thats kind of what I was thinking ! Make a spray bar out of PVC and make it high pressure enough to where it'll blast that silty clay stuff away. Would probably be a bit of experimentation involved but I bet if you figured it out it would be awesome!
@Str8Flossin
@Str8Flossin 6 месяцев назад
Big day!! 👍🏽
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
absolutely!
@Aannto
@Aannto 6 месяцев назад
Proper jealous (ina good way) being able to find megs teeth and massive ones at that would be amazing I'm from Ireland so it isn't possible here lol
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
they can be found in the UK at a spot called Walton on the Naze. perhaps in other places too. not sure how far that is from you, but surely its closer than here!
@Aannto
@Aannto 6 месяцев назад
@@blackriverfossils I had a look into it and apparently it's really rare to find megs teeth here and some that show up are all broken or something However won't stop a man from travelling one day to find one hahahah
@4486xxdawson
@4486xxdawson 6 месяцев назад
Thanks for making these not rare anymore ,,,, the more you find the less valuable they become ,,, and it looks like its not hard to find too , a shovel and a bunch of time , i think id be happy with a few but then there are people like you , got to have as many as i can get lol addiction is a funny thing .......
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
who defines rare? nothing is rare if you really think about it. i guarantee you there were more diamonds found this year than megalodon teeth, yet most people will always consider diamonds to be rare. i will not deny i have an addiction to collecting them. better than most other addictions though.
@walterhorn5567
@walterhorn5567 6 месяцев назад
@4486xxdawson WHEW WHEW WHEW The fun police are here and I am Officer Karen and I do not approve of your hobby.
@alexmetrey4141
@alexmetrey4141 6 месяцев назад
What’s the name of this formation?
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
there are a few of them at this site. the really hard yellow-grey-white stuff at the base of everything is called the Ashley Formation. The dark green colored stuff is the Chandler Bridge. The bluish clay stuff is the Penholoway formation. The rocks between the penholoway and the chandler bridge are the base of the penholoway formation. the rocks at the base of the sand are the same gravel as at the base of the penholoway but they have been eroded and redeposited by water at some point in the late ice age. I don't know what the name of the sand formation is. i've referred to it as the Wando formation before but I'm not certain that's correct in this context.
@Dykas
@Dykas 6 месяцев назад
2 vids in 1 week you're really treating us huh
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
i appreciate you watching!
@lorne2235
@lorne2235 6 месяцев назад
Can we swap lives please lol
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
lol fair warning, diva would expect you to have spots to go hunting as soon as you put down your suitcase
@RandomRangerRambles
@RandomRangerRambles 6 месяцев назад
And it means nothing without scientific method and documentation. Boo.
@davidperry5631
@davidperry5631 6 месяцев назад
Can anyone dig for these teeth? I have never found any teeth but I have been Indian artifact hunting for over 60 years. Iet me know how I can get started please. Big Heathen is my oga booga name. Thanks. My fossil hunting has been in Ohio creeks and the shores of Lake Michigan. Trump 2024!
@blackriverfossils
@blackriverfossils 6 месяцев назад
yes anyone can dig for megalodon teeth with permission on private land. on public land you can pick up loose specimens in creeks but digging is not allowed. diving in rivers you have to have a permit from the state in SC. In Florida shark teeth are excluded from the state permitting requirements. thanks for watching!
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