Actual In Situ Videos Of Authentic Artifacts

[The Grim Reaper]

I'm going to post some of the videos I have I have taken over the past several years and I'd like to see some others from anyone who has some to post.

Here's a few to get us started. I'll post a few more later.

 

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[Carolina Tom]

Thanks Grim. I have enjoyed following the "fun" posts lately. I have learned a lot from watching.

Best of luck to you sir!

 

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[bookummdano]

There is a Village site right above this on the flat but the man that owns it doesn't allow any hunting. The reason there are so many pieces on this hill side is about 40 years ago they bulldozed a bunch of trees over the side of the hill and the artifacts were pushed over too.

Thats a a one in a million chance that the hill top would be the property line and they pushed the artifacts from the non collector friendly property to the collector friendly property! As tempting as it would be I would never trespass to hunt artifacts, glad to see you don't either.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Thats a a one in a million chance that the hill top would be the property line and they pushed the artifacts from the non collector friendly property to the collector friendly property! As tempting as it would be I would never trespass to hunt artifacts, glad to see you don't either.

It's not so much of a hill top as it is a large flat plateau. This spot is probably 3 football fields long by 5 football fields wide and it juts out into the river bottoms. It is zoned commercial so there are lots of businesses built there. Most of the dirt shoved over the hillside was from where they shoved trees and stuff over to level the ground for buildings. The spot the man owns (on top) and has been digging for a while is only maybe 100 yards to 150 yards and he owns right to the top of the slope. He has it marked off with yellow stakes. The man that owns the bottoms and the slope allows me access to his bottoms and the hill side. Frito Lay built a small warehouse a few years back and we found all kinds of nice stuff in the dirt they piled up. Every time they start any construction we get permission to look.

 

[tnmudman]

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