Matt Rowe

[joshuaream]

Like many of you, I've known Matt Rowe from different online forums for many years and met him in person a couple of times at shows. An absolute wealth of knowledge and experience.

He passed away a couple of days ago after a battle with cancer. If you use Facebook, you can see his page with the updates from his wife and David Bogle.

A Clovis point from Kentucky just to have an artifact in this thread so it doesn't get moved to the regular obituary part of the forum where I assume very few of us would see it.

 

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[Relicgrubber]

He was a great guy! Rest in Peace Mr. Rowe...

 

[pickaway]

Bummer , I often wondered why he stopped chiming in every so often. Thanks for the heads up Josh,

 

[Older The Better]

He was on t-net? Which handle was he? I’ll contribute a point to keep it in the forum.

 

[joshuaream]

He was on t-net? Which handle was he? I’ll contribute a point to keep it in the forum.
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His ID here was Neanderthal. Worth a search to read some of his posts/comments.

 

[newnan man]

Rest in peace.

 

[dognose]

Sad to hear, Rest in peace Matt

 

[Tdog]

Very sad to hear. Thanks for starting this thread.

 

[11KBP]

As Joshua mentioned, Matt was one of the most knowledgeable artifact collectors I have ever had the pleasure to meet and have discussions with. Matt was one heck of a nice guy and certainly a great loss to the artifact collecting community who benefited from his extensive artifact expertise.
The point in the image was a colorful favorite of Matt's.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

No worries, thread wouldn't have been moved even without pictures, Neanderthal was a long time highly respected member of TreasureNet indian artifact forum.

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[MAMucker]

Good bye Teach. And R.I.P.
Thank you for freely sharing your knowledge and discoveries with us.