Point with personality

[Dug]

As my schedule begins to clear I will post more pics of points I have found in the SC Lowcountry. FYI: The soil here in the coastal area of the SC Lowcountry is for the most part sandy and lacking in stones and rocks so the only distractor when eyeballing points would be oyster shell. The closest source of Agate/Chert is about 40 miles west so any pieces found in the field were brought in by humans.

I found this point in a plowed field in Seabrook SC and it is my favorite due to the colorations. As mentioned in a previous post I know very little about points but willing to learn.

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

DR.ÖTEK Metal Detector, Waterproof Gold Detector, Pinpoint & Terrain Modes, Professional Metal Detector - Grab it through Amazon!

[Indian Steve]

Very Nice!

 

[NCPeaches]

Very pretty and I can see why it's your favorite. It looks like it could be a Palmer like the one in my avatar and that would date it early Archaic/late Paleo transition if it is. Great find!

 

[tncreeker]

Pretty color,,,,nice find.

 

[Mark Todd]

Yes real pretty material! I have heard of people in areas like you're talking about dragging a machete through the sand in known campsites in order to locate artifacts underneath with some success. Good Luck!

 

[bigjohnnyblue]

Sweet!

 

[Dug]

Yes real pretty material! I have heard of people in areas like you're talking about dragging a machete through the sand in known campsites in order to locate artifacts underneath with some success. Good Luck!

That's crazy. Kind of sounds like trying to drink the ocean with a spoon.

 

[yakker]

Mighty handsome point right there You just keep eye-ballin' those nice points, and we'll keep cheering you on

 

[wells]

That point has "pizazz"