Haha Stephen cracks me up. How cool that he is interested in the same things. What great father son time y’all can have

Training the next generation to help in the business. Good man.

These are remarkable artifacts. I hope that a museum will buy them all so they they can be seen, studied and appreciated by the public for generations to come. Private ownership of individual pieces turns historic treasures into home decor. Their educational value is lost to the world.

Seems that a collection like this would be most valuable if you kept it together. Your lot looks worthy for a Christie's auction.

Love seeing you and Stephen go through all these. He seems just like dad.

Lovely. I have followed you silently as I am shy but I am extremely knowledgeable about antiques. Thank you and the family for your many kindnesses.

When we were kids my dad made us waalk the fresh plowed fields in Indiana to look for arrowheads. Good times!

Stephen has a wonderful sense of humor!

Those personal totems are the gems in this pick. I’d have to keep one for myself! It’s special to know they were handmade specifically for and by the people who carried them. I love Canadian’s Indigenous people’s carvings.

Nice finds 🌞. So much history on that table !!!

Wow Alex what an amazing pick! so exciting, and pretty rare in this day and age to be able to acquire a collection like that! I always enjoy finding out about the people behind the collections too.

I think its Awesome your son wants to help and is excited about the boxes :)

Ultimate treasure hunt! Way to go Indiana Alex... my favourite video yet! So exciting.... my heart is racing

The device you pulled out of the box at 17:36ish, is a Sugar Nipper. Back when sugar was expensive, it was distributed as a cone and the nippers were used to break off portions for customers. The scale weights you pulled out next might have been part of that lot.

The pipe is made from Catlinite, a stone quarried from the Pipestone Quarry in SW Minnesota (U.S. National Monument). Stone was quarried there for thousands of years, and still is even today.

Just so fascinating! I love artifacts like these and read everything on all the displays when I go to museums. Keep the great finds coming!

Within all that heavy stone artifacts, I can't help but notice the delicate colorful tea cup & saucer. So off I go to Instagram to see if information is up on that. What a cool & interesting find.

I grew up less than an hour from Clay county Arkansas. To imagine they made it that far. I used to find arrowheads on our farm as a kid in the 70s. A complete set of amazing finds.

Please contact the Bishop Museum in Honolulu regarding the tooth necklace. Often Hawaiian artifacts have been misappropriated and they would be able to authenticate or advise its provenance.

I have been on archaeology trips or digs, and have seen many artifacts. Very interesting. Most of this needs to be in a museum. We weren't allowed to remove burial sites (and I agree with this rule). Arrowheads is not a term we use, but projectile points. I found a beautiful ceremonial, very large, red projectile point made of chert. That piece made it into a museum.

Stephen is the dead spit of you! Lovely to see passionate father and son working together !

I think the red pipe could be Pipestone, stone from Minnesota carved by Indigenous Americans

It is good to see these items now have a new and perfect guardian. Enjoyable video, great.

Please wrap those arrowheads individually...I learned the hard way 😭

OMG love love love indigenous artifacts , ancient and contemporary, so inspiring spiritually and for crafting 🩸♥️🩸

What a find! I’m agog with the wonderful of it!

I think your dad was right about that horseshoe. What a great find and you get to spend some quality time with your son. :)

This is a really great find. The history of these items goes along ways back. I really like this one.

Fascinating!! I'm jealous... Thanks for sharing!!

What in the world? Wow, I thought I got excited when you found that silver bar. My heart was beating so hard looking at these objects! Wow! Lol, mind-blown, outstanding!! Thank you, Alex.

Absolutely fascinating items!

What an amazing collection to get! Toured the Yucatán peninsula couple years ago. Now I want to go back to Belize and Guatemala!

I gladly follow along loving the banter too...cheers folks!

Absolutely fascinating. Fantastic to see this history up close and in your and in your hands as they would be, rather than under glass cases that I likely wouldn't venture out to see in the first place.

Fabulous finds! My favourite piece has got to be the little carved seal, with the stone frog a close second. Just beautiful!

Thank you for including all of us in this wonderful adventure. I have enjoyed "meeting" the people who lived in these houses.

That clay co. Ark. Is Clay county in Arkansas. I live about 25 miles from there. I have a box of arrow heads from here also.

My wife and I love to see you you are a wonderful friend we feel. Hope you keep up with all. We live in Cincinnati ohio. Hope you get this. God bless.

You always find the coolest stuff!!!!!

One of my buddies, who is well over 90, collects tribal art. As he tells the story, when he started collecting in the 50s, most of the classic African tribal art was well beyond what he could afford, with genuine pre-colonial era masks selling for thousands of dollars. He did manage to get some of the secondary stuff from the second half of the 19th century, but he turned his main collecting interest to New Guinea, which was then not widely collected. Before 1965, you could get top pieces for a couple of hundred dollars or so. Now, he has New Guinea tribal pieces worth millions on display in his living room - it's really a fabulous collection.

Thank you for the beautiful Classical music 🎵 Alex ♥️

The Mexican government would likely be very interested in buying back the artifacts from Teotihuacan. We went there a few years ago and the guides were talking about how much of the artifacts from the site were plundered and that there’s hardly any left at the actual site. It’s a beautiful and sacred place. We felt honored to be there. My two year-old daughter made it to the top of the Temple of the Sun without anyone carrying her.

The pipe is made from red pipestone or catlinite, and is found at the pipestone quarry in Minnesota, in Ontario and a few other places. It is considered to be a sacred stone by the plains Indians and other tribes. There is also black pipestone, still used for the canupa (peacepipe) and also war clubs and other weapons. Thanks Alex!! I always learn cool things from watching your vdeos!

Oh my goodness...this is a knife used for human sacrifice and its on my family's dining table! I reallyvlike how you treated these artifacts with respect.

The items purchased at Arne’s in Honolulu were from Arne Coward’s Museum of the Macabre & shop. He was a Norwegian survivor of the Holocaust.

Wow that is an astounding display of ancient artifacts. I absolutely love this type of ancient art work because that’s what it is to me. Plus it gives us a small window of the culture and how they lived and what was important to that culture. So very,very cool. And Steven is definitely his fathers son. Thank guys awesome video!!☮️😎❤️

Loved seeing Stephen with you. He has many nice qualities that shine through already.

Wow! Congrats! Really interesting finds!😁

Awesome collection. Awesome to see Steven so interested in antiques

I learn so much by watching your videos 😊

The clay pipe around twenty minutes in is a pipe of Native American style from the real stuff. Pipestone from the "neutral zone" of Pipestone, MN where all the different tribes went for their ceremonial pipe material. You can still get new stone today and make your own so it is really hard to tell age, but I have seen some that are carved with such detail that they are likely hundreds of years old by the symbolism on them. Possibly thousands of years old. It would have had a wooden stem symbolizing the male spirits while the stone head is the female portion.

The Curiosity Museum in Edmonton. You can keep making Edmonton a great place to visit. 😊 Well maybe someone else can do that since you're pretty busy. Incredible find. Absolutely Fabulous!

Alex, thank you for sharing these artifacts with us. I really enjoy your knowledge of things. My fingers wrre itching to touch the first 2 masks you showed us. To touch ancient history. Thank you also to Steven for being a part of the video.

Cool is a perfect word to describe all that. Wonderful collection of items. I learned something new today too.

Wow! What a find! I love this collection!

Absolutely stunning collection! While watching, I kept thinking these are museum quality pieces. Then at the end of the video, you say that these were in a museum and had been purchased from museums among other places. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed watching and seeing those pieces. Thank you!

That was truly amazing and your knowledge is incredible. Tks for the journey through time.

Super cool finds, Alex & Stephen! So interesting! Nice video.

Exceptional find!

Wow, a true treasure! Thanks for sharing.👍👏

Been watching the photos on IG and tuned into see the video. Congratulations! That's a fantastic collection - I hope it moves onto the hands of those who will respect and care for all these marvelous items. Remarkable stuff.

Wow Steven is really growing he looks just like you!

What a stunning collection. A museum would fall head over heal for them. Wow, Wow, Wow.

Wow! Impressive.

Very cool. Thank you!

It is so admirable that you love history so much that you want to preserve it.

Wow! This is amazing!

Great find. So unbelievable.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💙

Fascinating - what a wonderous haul - hope they will find a special home where perhaps people will still be able to view & learn from them... 😮⛏👍🦘🐾

HOLY FREAKING WOW!!!! So cool, love it wish you best of luck in selling such wonderful beautiful artifacts!!!

G'day from Melbourne, Australia. This is a remarkable haul, well done.

Wow! Just amazing!

Very interesting. I love Steven’s sense of humour. He brightened my morning!!😁

The currency is so cool! I love learning about artifacts like that.

That red pipe is pipe stone and could be very old . The stone is From Minnesota and pipe is more than likely Sioux .

Woo what a brilliant find well done to you .Your son is interested in what you find ,that’s so cool ,bless you all you deserve everything you wish for lv Ann uk

Thanks for showing us all your amazing finds & it was very interesting to learn a bit about them.

Absolutely fascinating collection you have there! The cup and saucer behind the smudge pot is beautiful.

Omg what an amazing collection x

Cool you never cease to amazing me I really never know what you will come up with next. Keeping it real and awesome 👌😎 love your content ❤

Very cool finds.

This is absolutely amazing! 👏👏

Amazing find.

LOVE this one.

Wow! Incredible stuff. Well done on landing that collection Alex. Really fascinating and historical. Just incredible!

My dad found arrowheads on our farm in Michigan. Also found some stone tools. Nice collection!!

this is such an incredible set of finds...wow thanks so much for sharing it

The tooth necklace says Fiji right on the tag. Purchased in Hawaii.

Those are amazing pieces that I hope most will find their way I'm glad Steven seems interested in history as well. Keep Safe ❤Keep Well❤

"First we have some Kleenex in case you need to blow your nose." Deadpan delivery. Aaaalex! Have you been teaching humor? GUffaw! Loved it.

incredible. i am scandinavian and part Native A and inuitt- would love to own a piece of history like this... So impressed with you incredible knowledge and so nice to se that you share it with your son. Nice young lad... Very happy i clicked on this link. You deff. got your self a new subb :)

I love the way you imagine the mask carver imagining the mask being looked at in 2021! This is an amazing museum quality haul. BTW , my necklace and 10 K gold bracelet, matching ratings nugget ring, from the first auction was delivered today,, I bought the items to replace similar items that I had from the same era but lost over the years. Mdmwe Rath has the same taste as mine! I love the items, Thank you Mdme Rath, Alex, and Kastner auctions!

This was such a cool episode - thanks!

Very cool, I enjoyed watching this.

Love the stuff you got that's so awesome

I'm from Texas and the first thing I thought when I saw the 3-tined spear was "Hey! It's a frog gigger!"

Omg love Stephens dry sense of humour and delivery brilliant

Awesome job with the camera Stephen your a natural

What a wonderful adventure for you and your son!

Congratulations and I find Stephen to be a riot.