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@JohnMcfarland-hi9qw 17 минут бұрын
Nice tune I see you are a man with many artistic skills 😎!!!
@happylostsouls3327 7 минут бұрын
@@JohnMcfarland-hi9qw ty!!👍😁 It started as a channel for my music you can find all my original music in the playlist section. Ive been writing songs since I was 12 for some reason.. so I have quite a few .. but ty for the time.. and I haven't been out rock hounding in a little bit I liked to go more in the fall and early spring when there's less over growth in some of the spots I hunt..
@JohnMcfarland-hi9qw 22 сағат бұрын
Nice artwork,have you been out rockhounding lately?😊
@TexasBurningFlower 3 күн бұрын
Hey there thanks for the info. Not sure if you’ll read this .. but I want to say… do your best to stay inspired…. I can empathize with the excitement from finding these types of things, it seems you reach a level of enthusiasm then sorta hit a wall, everything has its seasons, I suppose. I hope you do find that what you believe to be true…. I believe you will..and are able to make a difference in the world around you.(Protecting these places from people or subdivisions) I am guessing……
@siddharthachakraborty2961 5 күн бұрын
I have rough big size yellow sapphire stone .total 3 kg.hardness-9. what is costs?
@CesarQuiroz-xn9cz 5 күн бұрын
Excelente bro tengo varios coridon y safiros un saludo de mexico
@sarvanrajpurohit9317 13 күн бұрын
i hev natural diamond
@NoName-kt4di 14 күн бұрын
I'm finding exact peices in B.C. Canada.
@MommaChaga 14 күн бұрын
I’m wondering if they used those long sharp tools for stone engraving ? I’ve collected some pretty cool carvings in small riverbed stones! And I totally love info that you share! Priceless to an amateur collector! Your like the missing link! 😂 I’ve got quite the collection started up North of you. Susquehanna River in NEPA. It’s an endless in Artifacts. My brother thinks I’ve lost my mind with rocks & artifacts.I lost my mind way before rocks! 👊🏼🪨🗿🚀
@happylostsouls3327 14 күн бұрын
Ps: I know the word is Pareidolia but I always say Pareidonia a word I invented by combining Pareidolia with Paranoia 😂😂😂 since it's always pareidolia that causes my paranoia😂😂😂❤❤
@happylostsouls3327 14 күн бұрын
Ps: I know the word is Pareidolia but I always say Pareidonia a word I invented by combining Pareidolia with Paranoia 😂😂😂 since it's always pareidolia that causes my paranoia😂😂😂❤❤
@happylostsouls3327 14 күн бұрын
Ps: I know the word is Pareidolia but I always say Pareidonia a word I invented by combining Pareidolia with Paranoia 😂😂😂 since it's always pareidolia that causes my paranoia😂😂😂
@johnclair790 14 күн бұрын
Man your video content is great, but please slow down the camera movement, hard to focus , and spend more time filming each piece.
@happylostsouls3327 14 күн бұрын
Yeah I lack filming skills of all types lol I'm terrible at it I am looking into getting actual cameras instead of using my cell phone since the channel has been blowing up a bit I might get a gimbal and go pro so the filming is more stabilized I do apologize my videos and other formats that are more like slideshows that have individual pictures maybe easier to follow. I'm going to be putting up a few videos that go through individual sets of artifacts in detail and explain different time periods very shortly thank you for your support and your time!!💯🙏💯...I will do my best moving forward and hope to get better equipment when the Budget permits 😜😁
@jasongonzalez3306 22 күн бұрын
This is strange I've recently found a huge load of corundum, of all colors,and some do look as if they were shaped into tools ,and weapons it appears. Cool stuff I'm in southern Michigan
@tobyrowe4431 23 күн бұрын
I got some monsters like that clear yellow purple ive got bucket full of same stones
@tobyrowe4431 23 күн бұрын
Im in south carolina found like ess in white clay
@tobyrowe4431 23 күн бұрын
Who will purchase something like this😅
@tobyrowe4431 23 күн бұрын
Dude I can't wait to post the formation I found I knew it was different wow
@tobyrowe4431 23 күн бұрын
I found a formation with same looking stuff but don't that big stone look like a head
@user-ot3zl8yx8o 25 күн бұрын
I have three types may you help me im looking for buyers
@willhalt01 27 күн бұрын
Too hard to tell, but majority of your "finds" look like regular rocks. Not surprising. The pick. Regular rock. They never found giants in any graves. Go research the actual archaeology reports. They are out there for free. You will find no giants. Map stone? Bro, learn something.
@dougthompson8226 27 күн бұрын
you lost me at the evil tall human chinless ones...cool story..I doubt if it`s true..if it was there is no concrete evidence at all..this isn`t even pseudoscience
@tonymaier7568 28 күн бұрын
Water saving
@gabrielgriffin9230 29 күн бұрын
fishing net sinkers were decorated with faces wearing headdress hats .. the darker side has a side profile of a face wearing a headdress hat for sure in my op ...possible net sinkers when you find the holes .. they used all sizes of sinkers .. big rocks on the bottom of the nets but smaller ones tied to various locations where needed.. just a thought and possible use as well.. peace
@happylostsouls3327 29 күн бұрын
Yes good point on the sinker!!! Plummets were often ceremonial as fishing weights or stone sinkers are just utilitarian....maybe it acted as a duel function as a like bothe an amulant and plummet .... whatever the case it must have been a huge part of there over all belief systems...because these tools that are ceremonial are usually found in matching pairs purposely cached or buried ritually at crossing sights and natural springs within the stream ...this is an ancient practice going back even into stone age and proto Celtic sights in the UK ..I have several fishing weights in the glass case or possibly loom weights ....but there shaped almost like modern pyramid shaped fishing weights but with a grove running around entire center of weight to tIe down......I just thinks it's pretty cool that the profile of the little one matches the actual life size tool perfectly
@gabrielgriffin9230 29 күн бұрын
@@happylostsouls3327 i have a few mini hatchets that match your design in size ...if you want me to find a few mini hatchets i can do a shorts video and tag you in the title if your interested just let me know 👍🙏😁
@happylostsouls3327 29 күн бұрын
Yes I understand 😁 my question is more anthropological, why do I have many sinkers that are just plain and not decorated and why are there these special ceremonial ones they call plummets ....is it in relation to a spirit or god is it to help bring luck while fishing is it a Representation of a deity this figure depicted on the fishing weights .....a lot of these traditions have just been past down...but the place I found this is a natural hot spring and it seems offerings were being left at the spring ....because most of the artifacts are found deposited in matching pairs and there extremely ornate too ornate for like everyday utilitarian tools...it's almost impossible to figure out spiritual practices of lost cultures can only try to make guesses.... It's all very interesting though seeing the same practice of leaving tools as offerings at natural springs in North America as the same practice of leaving artifacts at springs is a practice seen in stone age europe as well. I appreciate your time and knowledge!!
@tonymaier7568 28 күн бұрын
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@tonymaier7568 28 күн бұрын
Shot put Not shot out 😆😸🤣😁
@gabrielgriffin9230 29 күн бұрын
great find... thanks for sharing
@thehairywoodsman5644 29 күн бұрын
very cool !
@thehairywoodsman5644 29 күн бұрын
always interesting information .
@michellearrington4846 29 күн бұрын
Just wondering if you had any thoughts on the pictures I emailed you of the red rock I found?
@happylostsouls3327 29 күн бұрын
I'm off tomorrow so I'm going to go through my channels emails . I'll take a look...where did you find it what area?? Just so I can look into the geology of the area a bit.
@michellearrington4846 Ай бұрын
I found a red rock that is about 8.5" by 5.5" flat, rounded, in kind of a kidney shape, that looks like it has been shaped. It also looks like the red color on what I am guessing is the top surface has been dyed or enhanced. Not sure right now but I am guessing it is corundum. It looks like there are very shallow concave areas on the top surface that could have been used to sharpen blades. My first thoughts when finding this thing is it was a ritual rock used to sharpen blades for a battle or sacrifice and that the enhanced color might be from using blood as a sharpening lubricant. Not sure of anything except that it is most probably an artifact used by ancients. I will try to find a way to send you pictures.
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
U can send them to [email protected] it takes me a while to respond I'm like working several jobs ATM 😁 trying scratch on bye in this mad world lol
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
It may have been heated as well when the aluminum oxide gets heat treated in certain ways the colors can be significantly enhanced..I've found many native artifacts with red pigment most likely some sorta of mercury based element likes cinnabar was used in the red staining process if it were blood it would have oxidize in to iron at this point but it's significant that others are finding tools potentially made from corundum...it's fascinating because it's still used to this day for the same industrial purposes for polishing for cutting hard objects like stone for cutting metal all these tools utilize aluminum oxide so the ancients were really knowledgeable with material science especially when it came to stone working ...anyways 🙏 for sharing and ty for your time ...it seems you've found a crescent shaped corundum artifact possibly ....the crescent is a significant shape for artifacts especially during the paleolithic...I believe they even refer to these shapes artifacts as Paleo Crescent . Although the use for them is not fully known I've found a beautiful crescent shaped color changing sapphire it's been manipulated slightly but I've found naturally crescent shaped corundum as well .. it's a giant rough gemstone really..but the kidney shape is something I see often in corundum I think it's attempting to form a barrel shaped and there's something like a silicate that's intruding upon the oxygen bubble the aluminum oxide is forming in like a piece of quartz or a hunk of Micah was sitting in the bottom and this thing was trying to form its natural barrel but that intrusion interrupted it so you get this kidney shape... And it will be denser than quartz It will color shift under certain light It won't leave a mark on a tile if you scrape it across the tile these are all quick little tests to see you know how hard the rock is. But I find these quarry sites and all the tools and hammers are made out of this really hard rough sapphire obviously this material would make great hammers, pics and chisels as well as points just very hard to work with they were using abrasion to shape this material rather than flaking because of how robust of a material corundum is...I think it could make great plates/cookware because you could throw them into heat they take heat extremely well I have one that's like shaped almost like a little frying pan so definitely sounds like you're onto something 😁😁
@jessmorthiele Ай бұрын
Tool testing start at 14:47
@Andy_Babb Ай бұрын
Unfortunately, the site in NH is bogus once ya dig just a little (pun intended)
@Andy_Babb Ай бұрын
1:22 I’m not the only one? I feel like I see arrowheads and tools all the time around my yard and by the river ever since I found a handful of items over a couple of years. My back yard was an archaeological excavation in the in 1969 (Bear Swamp Site I & Site II in Berkley, MA) and the land had been plowed for centuries so there are artifacts strewn all about throughout the area and my yard. I actually found a stone bowl which I was told dates back from between 8,000-12,000 years ago! I wish I was more knowledgeable on identifying stone tools
@user-tz8rz9cw4p Ай бұрын
Sir where can we sell this
@ashleymorgan9625 Ай бұрын
This camera work is awful. You can hardly see the rocka. But thw video info ia valuable
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣 yeah I suggest to check out some of the videos that are in a slide show format I am now looking into better equipment but there are many videos with still shots of many of the stones ty for your time ....I make fun of my own camera .work all the time ...
@jasongonzalez3306 Ай бұрын
Hey brother I am trying to find the true value of rough diamonds,and sapphires I have a collection I'm looking to sell but can't get any answers except they are not valuable,and they are not what I ever say they are ,the situation is sad really . But can you help me I'n valuing my collection?
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
Dude I'm in the same place right now
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
I'm looking into that myself so as I find answers I will be sure to share it's really hard when there rough and in raw form to find appraises I've been running into same issue
@jasongonzalez3306 Ай бұрын
I'd be cool with 100 per carat is that shooting to high you think? Gemstones whether it be semi,or precious really isn't my specialty, I collect and study meteorites,since I was 5 years old I'm 43 now. Space rocks I can speak on,but these gemstones would only make me look stupid because I know nothing about the market . I actually acquired this collection in a barter that a guy traded me 10,000 carats of rough rubies ,sapphires ,and diamonds,some topaz to. I've had them set aside for 15 years or so .
@julianchoque7402 Ай бұрын
lapizlazuli....
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
Possibly it was a though because lapis can form near igneous inclusions and metamorphic areas that contact limestone the main problem with it being lapis is it's not as hard and I also find it mainly in yellows more then blues in my area...you are correct 💯 though not all my blue rock are sapphire or aluminum oxide some are agates or micro quartzites some may even be extremely rare garnets as the area I live has always been rich with garnets....some maybe lapiz..but because many of the sapphire in my area has sheening it really will look like lapiz...the sheening is caused by exposure to hematite as the aluminum oxide forms..some of the blue material I have is way softer in the are of agates and possibly lapis so I'm not discounting this either ... Wish I had an XRF gun lol 😂😂😂 thanks for your time!!!💯
@julianchoque7402 Ай бұрын
@@happylostsouls3327 thanks for ur time...and for sharing ur knowledge...
@tonymaier7568 Ай бұрын
Yo Yo Yo Most Appreciated Old Soul and penchant for Colorfiying and enlightening some wicked wonderful Knowledge... Thank You ... During my exploring Developing what Holding all these old stones means to Understanding What I want to Think .......... I gotta say your work your efforts Your daring Daring to be say do Stand up for .... Well it's awesome ... Much thanks Much appreciated .... Seeing a range Of existences ... Totally up underappreciated And now all you Observances I'm at a cooler lever No doubt .... Keep on Keeping on ✌️
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
Love it!!!!💯 And ty!!!🙏
@LowellThomas-hj2sk Ай бұрын
Im just getting into rockhounding and was looking for some advice on rocks I found near Harrisburg,Pa. Do you Id. rocks for subscribers?
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
I'm not a geologist or gemologist by trade I can maybe give u rough idea.. but I recommend finding a local rock shop also ..hardness is a Great indicator for testing as well as geological surveys most gemstones exist where metamorphic rock is exposed ....there's also some good apps that help identify by picture it's really hard though to tell someone by picture exactly what they have...but u can do scratch tests on tile or buy some cheap hardness detectors u can also use a pan to find garnets and rubies because there gravity is heavier then most silicates .....
@LowellThomas-hj2sk Ай бұрын
@@happylostsouls3327 Thank you. The hardness reads 2 red bars on the Diamond Selector II. I have significant metamorohic rocks. Ill forward a couple pics. Thank you.
@user-qb8zg5xo9h Ай бұрын
Ah a fellow corundum hoarder.
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
It's beginning to become that way lol...lots of other cool stuff garnets and different agates lots of unique metamorphic geology in my area !!!!
@HettieJansenVanVuuren Ай бұрын
Well done Agustis! 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃
@agustis1226 Ай бұрын
Thank you so much dear friend... Thank you 🙏🙏🙂
@HettieJansenVanVuuren Ай бұрын
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@agustis1226 Ай бұрын
Wooow... thank you happy lost souls... thank you very much, I'm really happy🙏🙏🔥🙏🙏 Thank you so much
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
Just bare with me I'm going to get back to you on Thursday with the details I'm super busy at work this week .... sorry for the delay
@agustis1226 Ай бұрын
@@happylostsouls3327 ok... Anyway, thank you 🙏
@user-yk3qj5bn9g Ай бұрын
Those stones are not corundums. I see only silicates.
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
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@MommaChaga Ай бұрын
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@snowstephenanderson801 Ай бұрын
Thanks very educational wish I was a bit closer than Troutdale, Oregon....very nice, I've been learning about this stuff for only a couple years but wow nice collection, that ruby or corundum the red one beeped yeah? ok some of the yellow got real close to 10 also very cool...I should get one of those little hardness/diamond tester's...I've got so many rock and a gem light and I've found some stuff in the Snake in S. Idaho and S. Oregon and appreciate you sharing....wow that's just really cool to see all these Native/Viking? ah all the animals you mentioned are common in clans and tales yes they are...yes I saw that huge gem field on the USGS Min. data and google earth search that shows the space imaging and I don't understand it fully...I'm in the same boat but I would definitely be interested, I've got a nice chunk of fossil coral and our ranch outside John Day, Oregon, we found...the family when they got there on covered wagons collected hundreds of arrowheads and tools and unfortunately the heirs outvoted us to sell it so what a loss...it hit hard but I couldn't do anything about it even though I tried to get them into growing medical up there before we went rec. and all my friends were making at least a quarter mill. a year depending on how big their op. was, but they were paranoid they'd lose it...but they did anyways. but Happylostsouls27...I'd like to get some for my cousin's kids as he is native to the area and they can have something from their dad's tribe or one of the few he was....survived cancer twice, 6'4" and then corona got him...he was in amazing shape and was a tree trimmer for PGE and anyone would take him cause he was amazing at his job and qualified to work with tree's on power lines anyways I'd love to get one of your specimen's from back East, some of my Snow family were on the ol' Mayflower...and we've bloodlines from The Holy Land to Rome, Sicily, Africa, he was native, I thought I was until the test but that was just my grandma who's 93 and neither of my folks did a comprehensive enough one to show the African or any Native at all, when I was clean shaven I looked like according to my Lakota medicine women/blanket wife, she thought I was a half breed and said that her first son's father was very Nordic and I have mostly Nordic blood, Dutch, German is the main one, and Scott-Irish and some ol' Viking blood with my cousin whose a Galloway is over 7. feet tall...anyways great stuff from Philly, I's love to buy something to support your continuation of collection of artifacts and uncut stones they are quite fascinating...Ok take care sorry for the long message recovering from TBI's is a tough one....the brain is amazing if you keep it free of fluoride and heavy metals and the liver and pancreas anyways...happy hunting and hope you find the source and come up with a great gem quality ruby that'll set ya for life or a collector or a wealthy tribe??? Ok Peace
@Kh.Zhimomi.com-mi2ub Ай бұрын
I hv more beautiful stones like yours rubiies blue yellow sapphires, any many more other rough gems.. please help me sell them I will send u , I don't need money only after u sold out
@roydavy7943 Ай бұрын
Hey brother, just came accross your channel and you have confirmed everything I have been looking into for many years now. I'm in Australia and have a major corundum collection that looks identical to alot of the rough that you are displaying. Blown away
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
That's awesome ..Australia🙏💗💎💗💎 maybe where humanity started, and there's so much awesome geology down there ....sapphires and lots of gold too...but have you been finding tools made from it ?? Several others have contacted me I believe North Carolina, Maryland, and Georgia possibly I have heard from people finding corundum artifacts similar to these .. I believe there's a very beautiful type of green sapphire in Australia . .happing hunting!!!
@snowstephenanderson801 Ай бұрын
very informative for a lost soul, happy? lol..
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
It's only when we are truly lost that we find ourselves, 🙏💗🙏 at least that's how the name came to be its just a reminder that even in the darkest times when we feel most lost there's always an opportunity to find our true self in those moments and with in that true happiness 😊. Stay happy, and remember to get lost when u wanna find your soul...that and I thought it was better then Balderdash that was the first name of the band lol...the name is just an old band name the channel used to just be music but everybody liked the rock and artifact videos so I just lumped it all into one brand lol...but ty very much for time and finding the channel!!!!!🔥💎🔥💎
@happylostsouls3327 Ай бұрын
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