Translucent points - let's start a thread!

[moundbuilder]

Early Archaic serrated blade made from translucent Carter Cave Flint that I found in Kentucky a few years ago before the dope growers got me kicked out of the fields I used to walk. Let's see your best translucent points!

[Treefrog]

this is the best one so far I have:
Tree

[moundbuilder]

Nice, I'll bet you could read a newspaper through the tip of that one.

[larson1951]

some arrowheads for your perusal
steve

[Th3rty7]

Here's one I found earlier this year...pretty sure it's a Stanly narrow stem.

[Martingeetars]

Here's a couple from florida.

[blindpig]

Good idea here Moundbuilder ,..

here's one from San Diego County , fairly common find locally,. made from "optical quartz".

coastal cottonwood 7/8 in. long ,.. San Diego .Ca

this point would type as a coastal cottonwood ,..although the base is a bit flat ,not concaved as this pedigree describes .
only get out a few times a year now , but on top of my list is a insitu of one of these ,..tough little suckers to see,..they blend ..
Blindpig

[bsit1361]

From the land of abundent quartz. Here are a couple I had out. Backlit with flashlight. To cloudy today.

[catherine1]

Ft. Ancient serrated. The quartz material everyone is showing is hard to beat. Thanks for the views!!

[theviking]

Great artifacts folks! Love the Archaic serrated blade. This is the Quartzite Savannah river in my avatar.

[The Grim Reaper]

I'll play too.

All of these pieces are from North and South Dakota. Mostly Knife River Flint, though there are a couple Agate pieces in there too.

[The Grim Reaper]

The first three are from Mongolia and are made from some crystal clear material.

The next three are from North Carolina.

The next four are from Georgia.

And the last two are from Ohio.

[The Grim Reaper]

The first one is a Cahokia Point from Missouri.

The next five are from New Mexico.

The last six are from South Carolina.

[wtgwayne]

Here is mind point found in west texas. it is made from Obsidian.

[riverrocks64]

love the readers

[T Witko]

This summer and last summer's.

[axelrodrelics]

Love the points everyone has posted! Here is a small agate Crescent from S. California.

[The Grim Reaper]

Here's three from Texas that I forgot about.

[Th3rty7]

A few more

[centfladigger]

I have been digging here in Fl for about 30 years and we find alot of coral points, heres a few I had already, but alot of what we do find is translucent killer candy