Thursday hunt....good archaic stuff....couple of sad breaks.

[Atlantis0077]

Morning,

Played hookey and went digging thursday. Moved a ton of dirt, and found several points...couple would have been nice, but they were broken. Tons of chips and junk in the site..also roots.

[archer66]

Really nice variety of materials there....those last couple brokes are disappointing for sure.

[Th3rty7]

Nice, thanks for the look. Interesting material you have there.

[bsit1361]

looks great. Sorry bout the heartbreakers but I bet it was a fun day

[mainer]

They look great to me. congrats.

[Tnmountains]

Well worth the digs. I agree that is some fine looking material wonder what that bottom one was 2nd from the right? Some of that darker looks similiar to here.
Thanks for sharin.

[theviking]

Nice dig! Only thing worse than roots are bee's. H.H.

[Molly.]

Still nice finds. I would be happy with those..

Molly..

[Charmin]

Well worth the digs. I agree that is some fine looking material wonder what that bottom one was 2nd from the right? Some of that darker looks similiar to here.
Thanks for sharin.

I wondered that too, TnMtns----Do you suppose it was an Evans point, Atlantis? Kinda like the one from your previous post http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...,303937.0.html ...
sandcreek

[d2]

It is an Evans. He finds 'em in LA and I find 'em in AR. I dont think we live very far apart...d2

[John G. Scoggins]

Is that Gary down in the bottom right corner made of Novaculite?Are the gators moving around down your way?I saw my first one of the year on friday and he was bigger than I want to wrestle with.I have a 10 ft. kayak and he wasn't too much smaller than it is.

[Atlantis0077]

Morning,

Yep, the notched point with the broken tip is an Evans...would have been a pretty nice one too. Also the small dark point to the left is an Evans though you cant tell the way its laying. Its notched on one side and they were unable to flatten the stone so it remained hump backed. The Gary is novaculite. It was the last point I found that day and I truly wanted to cry when I found it. Major impact on the tip split the end off.

That site is really nice, but you have to move a ton of dirt to find its bounty. One of those places you might find three fast, and then dig 4 hours before you find a fourth. Also there are more Evans points there than any place I have ever dug...on the order of 25%. I am trying to find a palmwood Evans. We find a ton of palmwood chips and chunks....I know there is a palmwood Evans somewhere around this place. No birdies in this place...full of older stuff. Haven't found a Dalton yet, but from the looks of some of the chips and broken pieces, its only a matter of time.

It snowed all day yesterday and the wind blew 30mph+ no digging for sure. Tomorrow is supposed to be 70+ ....gotta love Louisiana. May have time to hit this place again over the weekend, its a long drive. Also it needs to dry out some. Water is literally running out of the ground most everywhere here.

Only have one site with gators, but I always keep an eye out.....a bigger threat here is snakes and wild hogs. Its moccasin time again and they love the holes you dig..never stick a hand in without checking close.

Happy Hunting,

Atlantis