Not much' but something..

[GroundS.KeepeR]

Todays finds (Broke) Any idea how old..I am so hooked ...

[Tnmountains]

I think the first one is a sharpened down broke greenbriar around 6 to 10,000 yrs old? A good refrence tool to help you get started is the book overstreets. It will be a start of many books.
Lots of pretty pictures not always correct but a good way to start.
I do not know what the second is?
You are hooked line and sinker : )

[archer66]

Now you are finding some good stuff...

[GroundS.KeepeR]

I think the first one is a sharpened down broke greenbriar around 6 to 10,000 yrs old? A good refrence tool to help you get started is the book overstreets. It will be a start of many books.
Lots of pretty pictures not always correct but a good way to start.
I do not know what the second is?
You are hooked line and sinker : )

Thanks Tn ! I'll have to get the book..

[GroundS.KeepeR]

Now you are finding some good stuff...

I hope

[keithtx]

Hello there just joined. Getting back into the sport as I had a Whites Goldmaster when I was a teen, then an Apollo clone (both huge w/ lots of AAs required). I had an interesting experience last week... was just in Santa Fe NM at a Pueblo site. Lots of nice pottery shards on the ground even w/painting plus a nice broken arrow head. I put them back but it sure was very tempting to take some! I did not since it is a National Park and is protected. I put them on an open rock for others to enjoy looking at... I did not have time to search outside the park.

New metal detector to arrive next week!

PS: Where is reply? You hit quote? That is what I did...

[artorius]

Could the one on the left be a heavily resharpened Pine Tree point? Also Early Archaic, I believe.

artorius

[GroundS.KeepeR]

Hello there just joined. Getting back into the sport as I had a Whites Goldmaster when I was a teen, then an Apollo clone (both huge w/ lots of AAs required). I had an interesting experience last week... was just in Santa Fe NM at a Pueblo site. Lots of nice pottery shards on the ground even w/painting plus a nice broken arrow head. I put them back but it sure was very tempting to take some! I did not since it is a National Park and is protected. I put them on an open rock for others to enjoy looking at... I did not have time to search outside the park.

New metal detector to arrive next week!

PS: Where is reply? You hit quote? That is what I did...

Im sorry you lost me here..

[GroundS.KeepeR]

Could the one on the left be a heavily resharpened Pine Tree point? Also Early Archaic, I believe.

artorius

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