All find in my Gardens around the house!






























Hope you enjoy Thanks for looking!!

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Sure is a nice collection you have there OU. Very nice indeed.

Thanks Chris Hunting arrowheads is just as fun collecting knives! Finding a part of history is what's amazing! It will give ya goose bumps!

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Very interesting Terry, thanks for sharing the nice pics.

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Terry,

Those are incredible

And to find them in your garden

Your living on a piece of American History there

Thanks for sharing!

Keith

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awesome and thanks for sharing.
I sure wish I could find something like that in my garden. The only thing I find in my garden is deer!

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OMG WOW!!!!!!! THAT IS JUST WAY TOO COOL!!!
how awesome is it that you can walk outside .....rustle up some dirt ......and find americn history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

thanx for sharein' man

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Great finds! And so many...
You must live in an archaeologist's dream house - and garden!

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Thanks for the compliments guys The best time to search for them is after a rain, the flint just glitters once they are washed off by the rain.

geno, I have to run Deer out of my gardens also. They can be a pain and the coons drive me crazy I trap 10 to 14 every year in the garden. I have to put up a hot wire fence around my Watermelon or they will eat everyone of them!!

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Those are some dandy artifacts you have harvested.

To find so many in one spot must indicate a group of "early Americans" lived on the same ground you now occupy. They look great.

Phil

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(Quote from a Jerryd6818 post.) LOL

Where I hunt, I walk into the late afternoon sun and just look at anything that shines at you. I have had great success. Of course I only do this on private ground. We have Antelope traps on my range, and that is a great place to look. Large basalt stones were turned over creating a white looking line(lime deposits on the bottom of the rocks) that herded the critters into their shooting range. They wouldn't cross over the white line,as it was like a fence...ever see an antelope(pronghorn) jump a fence? Not likely.

Pretty cool finds! Great condition too, a knife would be lucky to make it more than a couple years. You must live on what was a former indigenous camp.

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Amazing what people had to go through to get food. Great looking points!

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awsome points way way down you have a couple of nice fluted points that are really nice but all of them are nice finds