Additional Items Found - Any details about the items most appreciated

[PlaneGypsy]

As I mentioned in my previous post all items I found in Douglas County Ga. I would appreciate any information you all have/know about the items.

Some of course could be nothing - but I have only posted items that I believe to be "something", be it arrowhead, point, scraper etc.

Thanks in advance.

Plane Gypsy

 

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[rock]

Nice collection. Now you do have some rocks mixed in. The problem is you posted to many at once. Break them down as to points, tools and scrapers. Most of your tools look to be rocks. The 1st photo we need more pics front and back and best pics will show more detail outside in natural light with your camera set on the marco setting. Welcome to the forum, rock
Looks like you are on a Woodland site to me.

 

[quito]

You've got a lot of decent points!!! Welcome to the forum!

 

[yakker]

Welcome! New to the hobby- or new to the forum? Here's some good reading- there's a mention of Douglas County which might interest you. A long read, but worth it to get a better grip on the age groups you might encounter. Good luck and HH! Yakker

http://www.nps.gov/seac/pnp/kemo overview/KEMO Cultural Overview.pdf

 

[Americus]

You have some nice points. Welcome to the forum from a south Georgian.

 

[GaRebel1861]

Yep! Always good to see another person from Georgia here. Welcome to the site!

 

[monsterrack]

Nice finds and Welcome to Tnet

 

[PlaneGypsy]

Thanks so much for the link and the warm welcome. I will have a look and as you say hopefully have a better grip. I am relatively new to the hobby or at least the part where I have the "need" to know more as I continue to find more items. Thank you again. More to follow I hope!

Welcome! New to the hobby- or new to the forum? Here's some good reading- there's a mention of Douglas County which might interest you. A long read, but worth it to get a better grip on the age groups you might encounter. Good luck and HH! Yakker

http://www.nps.gov/seac/pnp/kemo overview/KEMO Cultural Overview.pdf

 

[PlaneGypsy]

Thank you! I am happy to be here.

Nice finds and Welcome to Tnet

 

[PlaneGypsy]

Thanks GaRebel. I appreciate the response and the nice welcome.

Yep! Always good to see another person from Georgia here. Welcome to the site!

 

[PlaneGypsy]

Thanks Americus! Most appreciated!

You have some nice points. Welcome to the forum from a south Georgian.

 

[PlaneGypsy]

Thanks quito.....

You've got a lot of decent points!!! Welcome to the forum!

 

[PlaneGypsy]

Thanks Rock, I will make sure going forward to follow your suggestions with regard to pics and posting. I will repost the 1st pic as you have mentioned a bit later today. Truly thanks for the response and I hope to hear more from you as we go. More to follow....

Also just wondering if you have seen my posting in the forum asking for help to identify items? Would be curious to know your thoughts?

Thanks again.

Nice collection. Now you do have some rocks mixed in. The problem is you posted to many at once. Break them down as to points, tools and scrapers. Most of your tools look to be rocks. The 1st photo we need more pics front and back and best pics will show more detail outside in natural light with your camera set on the marco setting. Welcome to the forum, rock
Looks like you are on a Woodland site to me.

 

[sandchip]

Disregard my post in the pottery thread. You be findin' some points!

 

[rock]

#5 and #15 to the last ones look to be natural to me. Looks like you have a lot of nice points and scrapers in the other pics

 

[Socalhound]

Opal, turq. Agate? Any one?


I found more than 2500 ct. of this
Any Solid thoughts on id?
From Mojave,the vein mohs is 6, purplish white streak(small specks of same color)& non magnetic

 

[Socalhound]

Sorry bout that ... This specimen is almost 2 in. ×1in.