Today’s finds

[arrow86]

The stars aligned and I was able to get out for a bit today after work, found a few decent ones
This one looks pretty old

This triangle has some really nice flaking on it and is razor sharp on all sides

Found this nice jasper piece thought it was just a flake but it’s worked really nice on the edge I think it’s a broken knife

This point was 3 feet from the jasper piece

Group pic
Here’s pic of one of the spots I found a point where the bank is eroding away

And a pic of the beautiful sassafras river thanks for looking

 

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[tnmudman]

Great finds arrow, that triangle has some real glossy material

 

[welsbury]

Looks like a great day all the way around. Sure like to see your riverbank shots and general area pics, that bank looks good.

 

[Shorewalker]

Very nice finds!

 

[ToddsPoint]

Lots of interesting material in your area. That yellow and red jasper looks like the types I see out west. Is that glossy black one obsidian or high quality flint? Gary

 

[Arrow1492]

Too hard to age without additional context. Triangles could be a few hundred to several thousand years old. Where were they found?

 

[arrow86]

Lots of interesting material in your area. That yellow and red jasper looks like the types I see out west. Is that glossy black one obsidian or high quality flint? Gary

High quality flint , there’s some really nice black and grey flint around here.

 

[arrow86]

Too hard to age without additional context. Triangles could be a few hundred to several thousand years old. Where were they found?

Found in Maryland ( eastern shore ) more than likely it’s a Susquehanna triangle from Mississippian period

 

[NCPeaches]

Amazing finds! Love the material in your area and the pic of the river is awesome.

 

[redbeardrelics]

I would hazard to guess that the top point with the broad ears that extend beyond the width of the point, would fall into the Hellgrammite to Meadowood styles, and time frames. I don't see a lot of Hellgramites as far south as we are, I think they are more prevalent up into PA. Good eyes on that jasper piece with the fine pressure flaking on the edge. it sure pays to pick up every suspect piece and give it a good close look!
Glad you were able to get out, and hope you get some nice low tides to hunt this fall & winter.

 

[rock]

Sometimes those triangles are hard to figure out as the which corner is the business end also I wonder at times if they arent scrapers of some kind. You had a great hunt and adventure.