Any good locations for artifacts in Northern Indiana?

[GodOfRustyNails]

Due to the glaciers, good fossils are hard to come by around here (St. Joseph co.). When it comes to artifacts (legal or not in In. I do not care), how does one go about looking for them? Digging up the back yard? River beds? Any other landmarks to look for? Thank you.
Steve

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

Yes my good buddy.

Dig in a riverbed; fill several buckets with
sand, hold in each hand and jump in. Whatever
you do, do not let go.

"When it comes to artifacts (legal or not in In. I do not care)"

 

[ohioriver hunter]

Yes my good buddy.

Dig in a riverbed; fill several buckets with
sand, hold in each hand and jump in. Whatever
you do, do not let go.

"When it comes to artifacts (legal or not in In. I do not care)"

AGREED ABSOLUTLEY AGREED

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

Yes my good buddy.

Dig in a riverbed; fill several buckets with
sand, hold in each hand and jump in. Whatever
you do, do not let go.

"When it comes to artifacts (legal or not in In. I do not care)"

What he means is that you need to brush up on your MD'er ethics a tad.

Q

Q,

putting words in my mouth

Being honest, I was looking for a word.
Took some time, but I think I have it.
Came from our member across the waters.
The "G" word.

Our poster is "a git"

 

[GodOfRustyNails]

Sorry folks, I can really see where I dicked this up. I was eluding to a prior topic where someone informed us it is illegal in Indiana. Actually, TNT could really do the trick. Go right up to the Saint Joe river, stick a few cakes and pies in the water and just go plain ol' nutty with the new booty I just accrued!

 

[CRUSADER]

Its copyrighted. :P