Very nice day it was :)

[rock]

Wow is all I can say. We had a lot of rain but it was sunny today so I took advantage of it and Im glad I did.
The pottery is another piece of the Cherokee salt pan now I have one for my frame. HH, rock

 

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[GatorBoy]

Nice day out rock

 

[arrow86]

Nice finds .... That's a pretty big piece of pottery

 

[jamey]

nice finds rock,what kind of points are them?

 

[Americus]

You had a great day. Thanks for sharing.

 

[GaRebel1861]

Yeah, That's a good day out for sure! All are good but, I really like that first one.

 

[GatorBoy]

Not sure what everybody else thinks or what you're calling it rock but I think that first one is a SantaFe Dalton

 

[painterx7]

Super day boss !!!! What are your thoughts on that auriculate point

 

[rock]

nice finds rock,what kind of points are them?

I was hoping you could tell me. I know the broken base in the middle has a flute on it.

 

[GatorBoy]

flakes removed for thinning the hafting area not the same as a flute.

 

[jamey]

it looks like a quad

 

[GatorBoy]

It's not a Quad. Those have a noticeable waist and oracles as well as grinding at least two of the three of them should be present none of them are
rock..is it ground down on the edges towards the base?
If not.. It's a Santa Fe

 

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[old digger]

''Oh Boy!'' You had a really good hunt and that point in your second photo sure is a killer. Good going!

 

[ptsofnc]

Nice finds there Rock!

 

[monsterrack]

There are so many styles of Daltons it could be a Colbert Dalton since they are found in that area, but it just does not have a inward shape at base edge on the outside edge, if that makes sense(I've been on the road to long). Does this have a lot of base grinding and I'm going to just throw this out there could it be an unfluted Clovis. See if we can get Reaper to come in for the kill on thishe seems to be very good at typing points. It is a great find Rock, one for a frame.

 

[GatorBoy]

I asked him about it outside of this thread he said there was no grinding at all

 

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[jamey]

i just do not know enough about them really i just guess and check out what someone may call it,golondrina is in the dalton family too,kinda looks like that also.

 

[GatorBoy]

The interesting part about the SantaFe Dalton in particular is that in recent years it was reclassified after years of thinking it was a transitional paleo piece it's now considered to be late Archaic and Early Woodland and not really Dalton at all.. They have a thinner flatter cross-section than Dalton do not display grinding and are found in association with sand tempered pottery