Its cold there and amazing. I hunt every chance I get here in N. Florida and there are amazing things here. I love you're channel.

I had to put on a sweater just to watch your vid. I could feel the chill in the air. I subbed

Definitely a quartz tip! I'm from Central Georgia and have several hundred quarts points . We find different kinds of chert and flints but mostly quartz points. Thats a great spot you just need to find where they were camping!

I love the fact that you know where to look and why!! I'm 68 and this young man asked me to teach him how to find Indian artifacts. Hardest part is where to look and WHY.

@7:24 most definitely a tool. When I was young I must have picked up a hundred blades and tools and threw them back down thinking it was nothing because it was not an arrowhead! Just a small tid bit of advice from an old man...Keep everything, most especially the stuff that "might could be." @2:27 Tip of arrowhead @14:20 knife (Would have been hafted.) Keep up the great work!

The marks on the maple tree are Yellow Bellied Sapsucker wells. They are a cool woodpecker! I am also close to the perkiomen and and grew up in Emmaus, gonna do some searching on gravel bars this summer. Loved the vid!

I really enjoyed your video! As someone who has collected hundreds of quartz artifacts over the years, I think that is def a tip to an arrowhead.

I call it flint, from flint knapping. At least thats what i leaned from the old timers. So cool ive found another lady rockhound who hunts alone. I found something yesterday that I still cannot believe. But surely you know how it is not being able to put it on blast 😭 Perhaps it will be named in honor of me someday? Anyway, its raining today and here's another good find right here on KZfaq. Something relaxing and enjoyable for me. Good job girl. Gotta find em before they're gone. Be well

Beautiful river and creeks too!!👍

Great to see someone so young enjoying what I've done for decades. You are very knowledgeable. That jasper is very pretty stone. And that absolutely looks like a quartz tip that you found. Nice video.

9:18 archaeologists in the northeast have found that MOST flakes were used even if they don’t look like they were. Almost everything you find is a tool. Congrats. I’d flip if I found flakes like that

You are awesome! Boy would i be surprised to see you huntn along lol. I hunt the same creek & surrounding areas & counties. Points are tough finding in the perk but they are there, try closer to the res. I have more luck in fields in this area. For every point ive found here in the creeks i find pocketfuls of flakes and tools first. Slow hunting here but some honey holes around, it def aint missouri. Good luck! Subbed

Hunted South Jersey 1970 through 1990 found jasper points, most were argillite, gray purple and red points sugar and vein quartz points all my artifact sites are now gone,retired living in Eastern Tennessee ,looking at my display case with South Jersey points!🤠

That mustard colored jasper is typical of what's in Vera Cruz Pa. There's a park called Jasper Park there- you can't collect, but its where the native Americans quarried.

I'd love to find a quartz point, and I'd have had a hard time leaving that pot behind too😄 Great vid thanks!

when they plow that field it will be a great spot to look or even dig

Nice video, thanks. I always try to follow even those tiny little feeder creeks all the way up to the end. Often that’s where really good stuff can be found.

what beautiful yellow jasper that was! im a bottle digger trying to get more into artifact hunting. thanks for the video. p.s. hope you grabbed that sweet pot on your way out! :)

A very nice video, nice to see a young lady out hunting arrowheads and bottles. I have been doing it for years. Berks county has the best jasper.

Nice Hunt! Quartz points are rare where I’m at, I’ve only found a few broken pieces. That big black piece you found looks like it was a whole point at one time with the top half broken off.

Finally someone semi local ish! Northeast Ohio here. Looking forward to watching some of your videos 🤘🏼

Nice to see a young lady out enjoying our hobby. Hope you take some sort of self defensive weapon with you when you go out by yourself.

New subscriber here! I love arrowhead hunting too! Thanks for bringing us along!

Good teaching!!! Perkiomen huh? Collegeville? Skipjack? You need to get out to Monroe county Indiana. Fossils and geodes everywhere. !! I used to find quartz arrowheads in Exton off malin road and ship road in the farm fields.

Ha! I love you snarfling your runny nose throughout the video. Reminds me of my kids doing things outside when they were little 🙂

Nice finds! Im in south cantral. I recently found some jasper sourced from that area. Gotts love them quartz artifacts 🔥

I'd have taken that pot for sure. lol. Enjoyed the video. New sub from East Tennessee.

Great video. Thanks for sharing. New subscriber here- Wellington dirt detective

Rain means the goodies should show up better. 😂 I just found multiple milk bottles that the rain washed out... Already cleaned and sold in two days...$450.00 day. 😂

We call it shell bark hickory where I’m from in wv your favorite tree is my least favorite considering I’m a tree climber and they suck to climb lol. But I love that material you’re finding. I usually always find kanawaha black flint. Occasionally some pretty chert. Cool content tho!

7:23 looks like a scraper

That creek would be a great kayaking spot, hit the gravel bars there should be points there,thanks for the trip

Hello friend. You're one in a million and for that I subbed !

Remember that song about looking for love in the wrong places. Thats you. Looking for arrowheads in the wrong places.. Any native settlements in your area would be relatively small (50-100), recent, and nomadic. The best places to look are in Missouri and Tennessee and south. In warmer climates native settlements were much, much larger, and somewhat permanent. Find a good creek in Arkansas and you will 100 arrowheads in the same amount of searching time. You cant even find one arrowhead. Start looking in the right places.

I'd agree with you that Shagbark Hickory is probably one of my favorite trees. I've had a few that fell and I slabbed them into boards for axe handles and whatnot. It seems you have an area that will produce some nice points. I just sub"d. Happy hunting!

I'm right over the commodore Barry Bridge in south jersey.. I trout fish over in the streams in PA and I'm always looking for points and tools while I'm fishing over there but no luck yet .. it's nice to see that there is artifacts in the creeks not far from where I'm looking, i guess I've just got to keep looking

Flint blade would have been nice! Maybe it broke in the process of making it

IDK You video was great but either bring some tissue, paper towel, your sleeve. Either that or work on your snot rocket skills for sure. Keep them coming.

😅sap suckered. Maby yellow belly

Where are you hunting at state

Can't sell the tools so she puts it back

Boring