lordmarcovan
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- Jan 3, 2006
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- Detector(s) used
- Many models over the years, mostly Garretts
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
October's only noteworthy find (I could've left the detector at home!)
Found this on the brow of a low hill when hunting a 19th century house site early last month. The bulldozers were clearing the trees and left the dirt exposed, so I picked this up and several much later (1800s) pottery sherds. Otherwise not much, except an old grubbing hoe and some odds-n'-ends. My detecting last month was pretty lackluster, but this eyeball find made up for that, I think. Anybody have any ideas on type and approximate date range for this point? I believe the material is chert. Anytime I see stone I pick it up, since we do not have rocks in our sandy coastal soil around here.
Found this on the brow of a low hill when hunting a 19th century house site early last month. The bulldozers were clearing the trees and left the dirt exposed, so I picked this up and several much later (1800s) pottery sherds. Otherwise not much, except an old grubbing hoe and some odds-n'-ends. My detecting last month was pretty lackluster, but this eyeball find made up for that, I think. Anybody have any ideas on type and approximate date range for this point? I believe the material is chert. Anytime I see stone I pick it up, since we do not have rocks in our sandy coastal soil around here.
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