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

@ImSoTired-gq5fp

17 күн бұрын

Thank you!

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!

@henryburness3580

16 күн бұрын

Is black material flint ?

@ImSoTired-gq5fp

16 күн бұрын

@@henryburness3580 yes it is

@ImSoTired-gq5fp

16 күн бұрын

The scoop works alright, but I prefer to use gloves, in case there is fragile pottery shards that can easily be broken

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

@ImSoTired-gq5fp

15 күн бұрын

I'll remember that!

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

@jameyayers9045

16 күн бұрын

I've got the same scoop😂

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

@ImSoTired-gq5fp

17 күн бұрын

I wish! Just extremely interested in anything to do with geology, rocks, fossils and artifacts. It's all so interesting. I have a lot to learn

@johnny0253

16 күн бұрын

@@ImSoTired-gq5fp keep it up you are awesome!!!!!..... you do any rock polishing or stuff like that??

@ImSoTired-gq5fp

16 күн бұрын

@@johnny0253 you are too kind! I have only ever tried a rock tumbler once. Do you do any rock polishing?

@johnny0253

16 күн бұрын

@@ImSoTired-gq5fp i do!!!... well i just started so im still learning...... i use a flatlap