Found an old indian camp...(pics)

[tbeak]

Johnny are you an archy or is it just a hobby?

[woody wood]

Way cool finds Johnny

[Johnny]

If I only knew where to dig........ lol

Trust me, I'd be all over it if we weren't tied up every weekend through June. If I get freed up before then I will let you know for sure. Either way, I'm coming out there sooner or later!

Johnny are you an archy or is it just a hobby?

Strictly a hobby.

[RICHRELICS13]

Nice looking points.

[Eric Pence]

That's so cool. On my friends ranch south of Sonora we found an old indian camp site. There was an area that one of my friends said looked like the site they kept their fire going. The rock was all broken into smaller size pieces, and the whole mound was darker than the area around it. Almost imediatly the first time we searched we found broken pieces. So far we have found most pieces in that area, but a few in other areas of the ranch. Here are a few of the best pieces. Anyone know what tribe would have been in that area, I have heard Apache and Comanche.

Comanches is what are land owner has told us..His family has lived in for over a 150 yrs

[Texas8point]

Nice !!!

[mar9gari]

Congrats nice find. keep looking.

[cajunguy88]

My place has a small creek running through it. At one spot there are about 12 small mounds in the woods near the creek. A guy told me a few years ago that it was probably an indian camp site. Is this typically what you see when you find these sites? They arent ant bed sized mounds......more like 60-72" diameter mounds that are about 1 1/2' tall.

[Johnny]

Nice looking points.

I found you on youtube a few weeks back...great videos my man and keep em coming. Gotta love stomping these snake infested creeks in East, Texas.

I'd love to hear the story on that Clovis I saw you pull out from underneath that table in one of your videos.