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!

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!🤠

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

Your observations of the charcoal was interesting, as over time soil builds up. That charcoal was very old,we have old firepits exposed on eroded river banks where known Indian village sites. The stuff that falls into the water just builds up.

You are a remarkable young lady! Naturalist, artifacts Indian and bottles hunter?! You were raised correctly, educational also.

So you learned from your mom!! ?? Amazing family! Keep these videos coming!! Please!!

Why couldn't I have met a woman like you when I was 23 and newly Discharged from the Marines!! I've hunted Indian Artifacts since I was 7 and I'm 68 now. Your knowledge of materials and artifacts is amazing! You know where to look and why, which is key and I am having trouble expaining to this young 39 year old man who request that I teach him how to find Indian Artifacts. Here in Indiana I have found Paleolithic points ( Clovis) 3 sites 5 Clovis points, Pine Tree, St.Charles Dove Tail, Fulton Turkey Tails, And my favorite Thebes. He wants to find what I've found, NOW! 😂 KEEP MAKING YOUR VIDEOS ON NOT JUST ARTIFACTS!!

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.

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

Hope mom found it

So cool..I'm sure mom is around..

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.

Awesome but sad😢

Check out the mandolin version of "I'm so tired" by jesse Stewart. A Fugazi cover but love it

Those Reishi are beautiful. Got alot of Morel hunters here in NE GA

Little fella on the move!! Watch out world 🌍!!!🥳

Nice

Nice

Those birds are singing heaven’s praise with everything they have .

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.

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

Beautiful river and creeks too!!👍

Enjoy your videos and your knowledge of plants, stone, the outdoors, and especially NA artifacts. They are good indicators that you aren't obsessed with looking at your cell phone 24/7 Lol. Has your area in PA had a large Ash tree presence that has been wiped out?

Very cool how you pay attention to detail in nature. So much knowledge. Spent 12 years as a park ranger in Florida doing the same.

Beautiful creek. How are the ticks by you, this time of the year? Neat little perfume bottle!

awesome video...... beautiful creek..... you would make great asmr videos with the sounds of the waters lol

Your jasper is way different from what I find in n ga.

Liked and subbed. Just got done digging in the woods in my backyard. Been finding alot of dark gray quartzite knifes/points. Can't wait for the wild strawberries to get ripe. Nice to see another rock hound making good videos😂

You know what would be even cooler? Cooking them in your copper pot you found 😄 full circle!

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

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

Where are you hunting at state

You have got to be close to a Indian campsite! Look for snell shells and you'll be super close.

I really like your vids. Subbed. The only jasper I find in GA is not as nice as yours. Banks countyrock hound.

Lol.....I bought that same handheld scoop with "screening holes" to use in one of the creeks I search. It was pretty ineffective for me because "my" creeks are more sandy than gravelly and pebbly like the creek you're exploring. Amazing amount of waste (and used) flakes in your creek. Jasper and high-quality flint in "your" creek! The points/arrowheads/tools have to be in and around that creek! They are possibly out of sight, just under what you can see....maybe.....probably. Would be shocked if you do not find amazing things there. Good luck!

That is some beautiful material. Love the rock videos. Hope you upload many more. Thanks for sharing!

yeeeeh!!! cool video!!! missed your work...are you a geologist or something???

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

Looks gd

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 wish I would have known about you a year ago when I was in bucks County. I was trying to find a good place to go explore but I was not sure of land and waterway rights.

Google map the area.find the closest field. Walk it after every rain. Guarantee you will find arrow points!

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

7:23 looks like a scraper

😅sap suckered. Maby yellow belly

Save as much as you can!!! If I come out in September, I’ll bring Indiana fossils and Geodes to trade you! Ok? ❤

totally amazing video..... never thought there would be pet wood and beautiful stones in penn......... funny thing is i collect stones and wood myself!!!

Nice finds

Toad-Pog , that is what my baby brother used to call them . He keep one in his pocket half the time the summer before he started school . A biscuit in one pocket and frog in the other. Drove the babysitter sideways with the frogs.

amazing channel you have..... im in jersey !!!