Meigs County, Ohio My 1st find

[OldCrazyLarry]

I've been out a few times since taking up the hobby and have found a lot of "interesting " rocks which now are part of my driveway, plus a few chiggers, poison ivy, and a bee sting. Yesterday we had a family cookout at Reedsville, Meigs County, Ohio. My brother in law is a retired history teacher and gentleman farmer. After discussing my new found interest in artifacts, we drove down, armed with a rake and a shovel, to check out a very large overhang on his property. After a couple of hours, these were the most significant finds of the afternoon. At least they were what we could truly identify. He stated that as far as he knows no one has ever dug around the area. We're going to go down next week for a little more poking around. This time we're going to build and use a screen sifter. Can anyone identify the arrowhead? The other is a bullet of some sort.

 

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[pickaway]

Looks to be an Adena & a nice one at that.If it is jet black in color could be Zaleski material.Great find.

 

[OldCrazyLarry]

Actually, it's a chocolate brown color with streaks of tan. The tan color appears to be of a softer stone material.

 

[d2]

Bullet is a "mini ball" or commonly refered to as a "3 ringer" it is off Civil War vintage. Probably .58 caliber...d2

 

[CarolinaDigs]

Fantastic finds

 

[ohioriver hunter]

I've been out a few times since taking up the hobby and have found a lot of "interesting " rocks which now are part of my driveway, plus a few chiggers, poison ivy, and a bee sting. Yesterday we had a family cookout at Reedsville, Meigs County, Ohio. My brother in law is a retired history teacher and gentleman farmer. After discussing my new found interest in artifacts, we drove down, armed with a rake and a shovel, to check out a very large overhang on his property. After a couple of hours, these were the most significant finds of the afternoon. At least they were what we could truly identify. He stated that as far as he knows no one has ever dug around the area. We're going to go down next week for a little more poking around. This time we're going to build and use a screen sifter. Can anyone identify the arrowhead? The other is a bullet of some sort.

Adena and civil war on the bullet What a great start Larry! nice adena too! Jeff

 

[Adena_man]

Good job Larry! Now you're gonna have the fever for both indian artifacts and Civil War artifacts! No hope for you now! Your gonna be like the rest of us!

 

[fossis]

Nice finds Larry.

Fossis............

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

Is that location anywhere around
Fort Meigs? Lots of movement during
War of 1812.

 

[Johnny X]

Nice finds!

xstevenx

 

[teverly]

Get out there with your detector!!
That is a nice point and cool bullet!!!!