A few more from North Florida to look at.

[Indian.outlaw]

The far right Hernando on the second slide is from South Georgia. All others are North Florida.

 

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[Tdog]

Nice ones. I believe I'd have to type the So. Ga. piece as a Citrus due to the tips of the ears being slanted.

Citrus Basal Notch

Also, Is it made of Bay Bottom Chert?

 

[dognose]

Very nice.
what is the material of the triangles?
are those called Madisons there?

 

[Indian.outlaw]

Very nice.
what is the material of the triangles?
are those called Madisons there?

We call them pinellas here. I believe they are a type of local heat treated chert.

 

[Indian.outlaw]

Nice ones. I believe I'd have to type the So. Ga. piece as a Citrus due to the tips of the ears being slanted.

Citrus Basal Notch

Also, Is it made of Bay Bottom Chert?

I see what you’re saying, I believe it’s a Hernando that was a little roughed up. You may be right though. I don’t believe it’s bay bottom. Would be cool if it was though, I haven’t seen much bay bottom north of ocala.

 

[antmike915]

Those Hernando's are killer. I don't think it's baybottom either. Here's a baybottom chert point I found many years ago when I lived in Hillsborough County. Sorry the pictures aren't better.

 

[newnan man]

Nice group of points. You have some great artifacts. You can see the Ga. Hernando is a little different than the Florida ones in both material & shape. I notice that in most points from Ga. Newnan, Marions, etc are all a little different than their Florida counterparts. Usually the Ga. material is a little rougher too.