Manolithics

In this episode of The Native Ways Podcast, Richard Ellis and Christian Miller welcome Manolithics, a passionate collector and content creator of North American artifacts. Known for his hands-on discoveries and in-depth educational approach to artifact content, Manolithics shares some of the most fascinating artifacts he has found or been apart of—each one a piece of a much larger historical puzzle.

From a rare Pedernales stone drill embedded in bone to boatstones, historic trade points, and other exceptional artifacts, this episode dives into the practical tools, materials, and craftsmanship that shaped ancient lifeways across the continent.

Highlights include:

🔹 The discovery and significance of a Pedernales drill in bone

🔹 The mystery and purpose of boatstones

🔹 Trade routes uncovered through point styles and materials

🔹 Field experiences and the ethics of responsible artifact recovery

Whether you're a seasoned artifact hunter or simply curious about the hidden layers of the land beneath your feet, this episode is packed with knowledge, stories, and stone-cold facts.

Tune in to hear history uncovered—one artifact at a time.