My first Kentucky finds

[fyrffytr1]

I know they are nothing compared to the great stuff Y'all post here but I felt lucky to come home with this stuff. I visited my brother over the Thanksgiving weekend and we just rode around looking for a place to hunt.
The first farm we stopped at we were allowed to hunt. They had just plowed some spots and it had rained on them early last week. I will say that I am not used to walking plowed Kentucky soil! I had to put myself in 4-wheel drive a couple times to get over some of those dirt clods!
We looked for several hours and I am sure there are more pieces to be found but this is all I came home with. What type of point did I find? Are the 3 pieces in the center knives or what? And, the drill would have been nice if it were whole.

[Americus]

It's always exciting to look new land. Thanks for sharing.

[The Grim Reaper]

Those aren't that bad of finds. I would be happy with that for a hunt.

The Drill may not be broken. It looks from the photos that it is just made on a flake.

The stemmed Point looks like a busted up Adena Robbins Point. Would have been a killer of whole.

[fyrffytr1]

Those aren't that bad of finds. I would be happy with that for a hunt.

The Drill may not be broken. It looks from the photos that it is just made on a flake.

The stemmed Point looks like a busted up Adena Robbins Point. Would have been a killer of whole.

There is a small chip off one corner of the drill. Here are some pics of it and the point. Thanks for the help.

[fyrffytr1]

It's always exciting to look new land. Thanks for sharing.

Good to hear from you. I haven't seen any of your finds on here in a while.

[~MetalDigger~]

Very nice finds, great work. Clod Hopping is hard work, but good for the legs, heart, and everything else. I offten walk areas knowing I'll probably find nothing, just for the exercise.

[catherine1]

Thats a nice drill! Thanks for the second view!! I have only found one whole drill. Great artifact finds. I would be all over the high spots in your search area.