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  1. #1

    Feb 2007
    marthas vineyard
    115

    northeast stuff

    I've been checking this site out for a while, and I'm really pleased with what
    I've seen. I've been reluctant to share anything because everyone around here talks in whispers about points and such, but I would love a place to share my finds and get some advice on things. That said anyone have an idea what this is made out of? I've never seen anything so translucent around here besides quartz(whicch this might be) It's from martha's vineyard Ma. Thanks much
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    Epenow's gold!!

  2. #2

    Sep 2006
    Central Iowa
    835

    Re: northeast stuff

    Hey Tom, glad to have you aboard. I'm kind of finding out that it has gotten that way everywhere Tom. More laws being passed, more public land being restricted, well, it's making people hush hush. I don't like to be a law breaker Tom, but if the day ever comes where we can't pick anything up and keep it from any beach or any creek, what are we going to do?

    bm

  3. #3

    Jul 2006
    Wisconsin
    1,551

    Re: northeast stuff

    Could it be agate?
    "A culture truly grows great when old men plant trees in who's shade they know they will never sit"

  4. #4
    Atlantis0077

    Re: northeast stuff

    Welcome Tomsneck,

    This is indeed a good forum. I don't think you have to worry about sharing your finds here unless you plan on posting photos of yourself digging out skulls etc....lol I agree with Cannonman, that looks like some type of agate. I am looking forward to seeing what you are finding up there. We are on opposite ends of the country, its nice to see a little diversity in collections.

    Atlantis

  5. #5
    us
    Jan 2007
    eastern Oklahoma
    Whites Prizm 11 & White's XLT
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    Re: northeast stuff





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  6. #6

    Feb 2007
    marthas vineyard
    115

    Re: northeast stuff

    thank you guys for the replies, I'll post some of my stuff I have when I get back from my wedding(two weeks in the carribean). I'm going to runthis point by some oldtimers in the area and see what they have to say(you should see some of the collections here, it make me think I'm lucky to still be finding things). Thanks again, this place is $#@in cool
    Colin
    Epenow's gold!!

  7. #7

    Sep 2006
    Central Iowa
    835

    Re: northeast stuff

    Congratulations Colin! Sounds like you are a very fortunate man! 8)

    bm

  8. #8
    us
    Dec 2004
    Long Island New York
    White's XLT
    1,899
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    Re: northeast stuff

    I've seen numerous points found here on Long Island, all of which are quartz. I'll try and post some pics this week. My cousin has a dozen that were found on his property before he owned it.

    kenb

  9. #9
    us
    Aug 2006
    WESTERN MASS
    3,807

    Re: northeast stuff

    I have saved several like that, I was thinking Mine may be game peices, they're flat on one side and more round on the other . I'll try to post some pic's. I am curious about the stone also, I tend t o agree with Cannonman about the agate from what I've read. Nice shard!
    A kind word echos for eternity

  10. #10
    us
    May 2006
    Green Mountains of Vermont
    Garrett Ace 250 and Whites Bullseye II Pinpointer
    413

    Re: northeast stuff

    I have run accross material similar to that here in Vermont. Some points Ive found have a see through milky white look. I called it milky quartz but a archeaologist told me another name and said it comes from Canada. The clear see through I call crystal quartz. I find it randomly at indian sites but have never came up with a whole point. Heres a pic of a large piece my son found while fishing / arrowheading not to far from my house. It was with some black Mt. independence chert and some rose gray flint from Ny area. He looked the site quickly without any luck but told me its worth a second look.
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