another hamilton type point

[tnmudman]

the broken base with the flute looking flake out of it is a real heartbreaker the material its made of is really nice also a good scraper

 

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[jamey]

nice finds,you are doing well

 

[NCPeaches]

Real nice stuff there and too bad about the broke but it's still a beauty.

 

[coosakid]

A lot if Detail for such a small point what kind of material would you say it was

 

[Tnmountains]

I think the little hamiltons are some of the prettiest arrow points we have. I have some that will fit on the head of a dime. How they did it I have no idea.
You sir have a nice one.

 

[rock]

Now thats a Hamilton

 

[sweetmimzim3]

My smallest point is as big as my fingertip. It is truly a mind blower how they could do that with the resources they used.

 

[arrow86]

Really nice finds some great looking material good to see somebody have success ..... We got a ton of rain last week that flooded the river pretty good but no luck yet ..hopefully soon ..... Going thru artifact withdrawl [emoji16]

 

[tnmudman]

thanks for the comments i am very grateful to have access to the places that i can hunt.i barely got out of there yesterday evening as a severe thunderstorm came thru just as i left i had to stop 3 times and move limbs which had blown down ran over a bunch more i stayed until the last possible minute its hard to leave when you are finding good stuff and tnmountain i agree the little hamiltons and other small points like that are high on my list of fa vorites even though they arent that old relitevely speaking

 

[tnmudman]

also meant to add that i dont know the name of the material but its black as you can see the whole point is more of a glossy slick looking material the base with the flute or thinning flake is more duller grainy material but i like it a lot if it had been whole it would have been really nice

 

[BearCreek]

I love those! Have never seen a Hamilton before

 

[rock]

There is some old ones in Tenn if you hit the rite area. I think they all took a different route when they moved to Fl from your area cause I cant even find a old Dalton here. A few Early Archaic but not many.