Tomahawks, Silver, Knives and more! 1700s Native American Village site. Metal detecting the river. 

Did good👍👍 enjoyed watching

Enjoyed that very much! Thanks

Great finds!! Diggin those iffy signals really payed off! Love the axe and knives, but that brooch is epic. Tc and hh!!

That Frizzen you found is what the flint hits to create the sparks. I'ts part of the lock. its also really hard, thats why it didn't rot much.

Love those old knives and axes. Great finds!

I like your show dude! Stay by that river! Im in Wisconsin too. Good luck Cheif! Rk.

Love the early trade sites! Keep up the great content!

Good stuff.

Thumbs up 👍😎

Very nice!

Awesome finds. I would be out in that kind of weather and enjoy it. Especially finding things like that. I live in Cleveland Ohio we are used to bad weather. 40 degrees is warm to me. I would love to be out in the wilderness finding artifacts. I have found a couple of relics. I once found a spearhead in a yard in Cleveland. Ohio has a rich native American history. Lorain Road was built on an old Indian trail. Love that old song gentle on my mind.

I found a trade axe just like that one in Southwest Michigan on the family farm right off of the River Bank. It was about 14 inches down. Great job and great find.

I found an old trade axe in lake county a few years ago. It has jesowit crosses stamped all over it

Good video 😊

Great video, There's two of those marker trees near where I grew up in NC, one inn a valley, points to a spring, the other up on a ridge points to a village site.

I believe the bullet with the white on it is a musket bullet

Great video, great finds. How do you locate your sites? I live near a large river in Iowa and I’ve only found one trade camp site where I found a large number of musket balls and a 1789 silver half reale coin. I know there are more places, but I haven’t developed a good system for finding them.

chewing gum in videos lol

Do you reference old maps or how do you do your pre plan

Axe is cool but the gums got to go.

Good video, close your mouth when you chew, the smacking is a deal breaker.