celt and couple broken

[captain redbeard]

able to find another celt and a couple small broken points. Got a nice storm here last night was hoping to get some nice whole ones, but turned out to be a nice day overall

 

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[jamey]

you are doing well there captain,thanks for sharing

 

[rock]

Cool at least something Is popping out for you. My darn pc is not printing what I type.

 

[painterx7]

You will find them like the material [emoji6]

 

[captain redbeard]

not a problem jamey. This field has been treating me well. Theres a big oak tree on the edge of the field which seems to be bringing me some "luck"

 

[Mark Todd]

Looks like you did good, thanks for showing

 

[old digger]

Not bad for a day out hunting!

 

[jamey]

were you are at seems like it would be hard to find them,i did not see that you were in ny when you showed the triangle you found,i like your ny finds

 

[captain redbeard]

Yup, so far all of my finds have been in 2 fields. The hammerstone and one other point came from a field that I found out not long ago doesn't get turned over which kinda bums me out because the location seems perfect, but I have permission none the less so I'll check it out from time to time. Everything else has been one field, like I said in another post somewhere has been hunted by another couple guys for a long time. This will be my go to field as I've been finding at least broken ones each time I go there. It still amazes me haha.

 

[jamey]

watch out there captain,finding these artifacts draws you in really bad.i spent years trying to find out about how they moved,where they hunted,how the moon being closer to the earth back then had an effect on them,ya kinda too far out there i guess..im getting a little better now,but that bug is hard to get rid of.

 

[captain redbeard]

I know exactly what you mean. I'm really not sure why this fascination started, but it has. I work 12 hour shifts on my feet all day then when I'm home I'm reading online about the history, old arch reports and so on. Then on my days off I'm out hunting. It's quite consuming, but I feel like I'm preserving history in a way. Maybe the pieces I get aren't that significant, but I feel better knowing that these things are found and stored in my collection rather than hidden under a driveway or housing development.