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Fantaaaaasssticc!!!!!! One more massive reason for me to visit Canada! Love your work!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Lord man, let Mr gerber talk

Water blasting the rock would speed up the whole process.

Without a doubt the best documentary on the Bearpaw Ammonite done to date. Johnny you explain all the aspects of our fossil & gem better than any I have heard - even my own! Chase, your enthusiasm and questions are direct to point! Well done! I have worked with the Bearpaw Ammonite for over 30 years and yet learned so much from this piece. Korite you rock!

Thanks Chase for such a well made video. I learned so much that I can share with my customers. So great!!!

Great video

Hi there, my brothers and I just inherited a marble collection and we are wondering how to get them assessed? Any help?

Thank you Chase. Amazing stuff. I have many ammonite fossils, but not a single specimen of ammolite. That mining style reminds me of the phosphate beds, in North Carolina. I’d spend my lunch breaks searching for fossil teeth. The site remediation is the same as our local (Louisiana) lignite mines. They leave the land better than they found it. I love these long videos.

i wish i could see it flush i never heard of the standard buttercup toilet it may had been standards first toilet i thought the standard ejecto was the first standard toilet but this proves that i was wrong that toilet is in great condition

I'm 29 and I learned how to play marbles at pioneer camp one summer and I got EVERYBODYS marbles. I still have them and I've yet to find another opponent qwq

that dirt may be similar to south georgia, or they may have scraped it off the surface and is now only on the mound. or that dirt may have gone down a stream in flooding and ended in south georgia from the nearby area. Maybe some brought their ashes of relatives with them and traveled there, and covered it with sand of their home lands.

Anytime snakes are depicted the people were worshiping demons, and were santanic cults! They were evil! Their pagan gods were snakes!

Love the interviews with artifacts collecting Icons. Thanks

I was there in April and I did not know that there were cabinets that you could open for more photos. In the 90's there was a upscale restaurant in that series of abandoned buildings near the highway. I was surprised back then. I ate there with some people who lived in Redford on the River Road south of Presidio. I wonder who restored the cemetery. All the white crosses are the same and painted at the same time plus looks like all the stones on top of the graves where reassembled about the same time.

So happy I found this channel!! Subbed - of course.

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Use UnBLUR to see that map. There isn’t much on it but definitely gives up their exact location. An outlaw digger is always gonna be slicker than an archy clown

Wonder why the maps are blurred out now 🧐🤨🤔

All I can think is how much it would suck to be the guy carrying a bunch of obsidian from the Rockies to Tennessee. 😂

My grandparents lived here and my mother & sibling were born there. Grandfather passed away there and he worked in the mines. The family then moved to New Mexico where apparently land grants were give to people to move to New Mexico. It was a hard life and my mother attended Mexican parochial school and was taught classes by nuns from Spain - wonder if the family name is in Shafter records. Now I know how my Mom knew about the Texas Rangers - maybe will visit there one day.

My grandparents lived here and my mother & sibling were born there. Grandfather passed away there and he worked in the mines. The family then moved to New Mexico where apparently land grants were give to people to move to New Mexico. It was a hard life and my mother attended Mexican parochial school and was taught classes by nuns from Spain - wonder if the family name is in Shafter records. now I know how my Mom knew about the Texas Rangers - maybe will visit there one day,

My grandparents lived here and my mother & sibling were born there. Grandfather passed away there and he worked in the mines. The family then moved to New Mexico where apparently land grants were give to people to move to New Mexico. It was a hard life and my mother attended Mexican parochial school and was taught classes by nuns from Spain - wonder if the family name is in Shafter records. now I know how my Mom knew about the Texas Rangers - maybe will visit there one day,

My grandparents lived here and my mother born there - grandfather passed away there and worked in the mines - the family then moved to New Mexico - heard land grants were give to people to move their - heard Shafter became a ghost town

Dude yes

All the mounds are melanated people history, so called black people

This is the filming location of the fictional town called Piedmont in the classic movie Adromeda Strain.Where the satelite landed and everyone died and started the whole movie a rolling.

for people who are not seeing it. the list of books is in the description but here is the list again "Marbles the guide to Machine Made Marbles 2nd Edition" by Larry Castle and Marlow Peterson "Collectable Machine Made Marbles Identification and Price Guide" by Larry Castle and Marlow Peterson "Antique Collectable Marbles 3rd Edition identification and price guide" By Everett Grist "Big Book of Marbles" By Everett Grist

Some lovely marbles, fo sho...🤘🏼💯✔️

I visited Shafter 6yrs ago my great great grandfather, great grandfather and grandfather lived there in the early 1900’s. Moved to the Artesia, N. Mexico. my grandfather &family moved to California at the start of the war.3of my uncle’s were in the navy.

Love watching

It should be so many more views on this channel that it us , great channel

So cool. Nice job!

Here's a thought, these aren't simply mounds but earthen pyramids. Secondly, our European ancestors were responsible for the destruction of approximately 90% of the total mounds that once existed.

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Spiro Mounds near Viking Rhunestons in Heavener, OK

Wow! What a wonderful film, I thoroughly enjoyed this. Such a treasure!

I found a really large mound in the swamps of Lafitte , La. There is a large live oak that is very old living atop it.

My son loves dinosaurs

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I'd love to go hunting places like this. So far my wife and I have only been able to hunt for sharks teeth around Calvert County MD.

Wowwww amazing!!!!

First thing, prehistoric tapeworms. Second, Joe Rogan has already talked about this.

Love all of your content!! So interesting!!

I just finally got to go to Poverty Point and this video really helped me understand the site. I really loved going to the place they docked their canoes and calling up the hill to see the bird mound. It was amazing and took my breath away.

Bow and arrow use is as old as our civilizations. . . up to 10k years at least. They are accounted for in written text and older, pictographs painted on rock walls.

I appreciate all of you well seasoned enthusiasts of these beautiful orbs! I don't have time to study the way you all have, but I do study a bit here and there.❤

What dose mark Twain have to do with this

Cool

This is so cool

Is there a connection to poverty point