A show for OHIO !!

[Bent-Twig]

Not trying to disrespect any of the other states, but if you have Ohio stuff , show it off here!! Ohio(chuck), requested to see some of my better finds and I know most of you have seen them. We seem to have a pretty nice following here of Ohio hunters, so lets get a thread going here of our nice Ohio finds. I will get it started off with some of my better finds in the 13 years of artifact hunting that I've been doing.

Here's our chance to REPRESENT for our state , Ohio!!!!!!!

Twig.

 

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[s_lee]

Is the fluted point in the case with repair work to the bottom left of the banner stone, very thin?

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Great thread. I love the point types we find in the great state of Ohio.

Jeff, are all of those Gorgets and Pendants personal finds? If so, you are one very lucky man and live in a great area for slate artifacts.

Thanks for sharing the pictures guys.

 

[Bent-Twig]

S-Lee,

The clovis does'nt seem to be too thin. About average I would say. The repair on it is the very bottom of the base, maybe aquarter of an inch. I repaired it as a clovis because of the flutes , but it is possible that it was not a clovis. I am pretty sure it is a clovis though. I guess if you count that one ,I have found two clovis and one base to a clovis that is huge.


Newnan Man,


Man, that hardstone pendant is top notch for sure!! The Muskigom Hopewell is no slouch either!! It seems that that one is from the Ridge? Sure is pretty.


Twig.

 

[s_lee]

I think this is what you have there.
http://www.ssc.uwo.ca/assoc/oas/points/crow.html
very rare.
Was the break straight across or was it zigzaggy.

 

[jeff a]

steve i wish i found them all, but most were found by my grandfather in portage county oh,ive found a few that i dont have pics of ,i found a real nice pendant a few years ago that won best slate at the aso show,alot of slate in my area ,i have one site that i have picked up more than a dozen broken wing banners and lunate banner sections on,we find alot of slate celts locally also,one of the wing banners was in one of last years aso mags,someday i will get a new camera and post some pics,[ someone broke into my house and stole some electronics ,but they didnt touch any relics or guns,,i guess they werent too smart]

 

[mickey]

i found this birdstone march, 2009. erie county ohio

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Very nice Mickey. I remember seeing that at the ASO show. A killer piece for sure.

 

[Tnmountains]

Ok I know have Ohio on Google Earth am zooming in,still nothing.
What some great artifacts and I am sure you have created a refrence guide with the many point I.D s from this post. Thanks for sharing.
TnMtns

 

[Fla-Gal]

Breath taking----what a 'show and tell' yall will have for generations to come.....

 

[naturegirl]

Awsome! and very funny Tnmountain

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[Bent-Twig]

Pick,

Bout time you got on here and posted up some of your stuff!! Just kidding, I knew you would.
I might as well put a few more on and keep this thread going.

 

[creek astronaut]

ok pick and twig this is just some things i have already photographed,will get some more good stuff on here when i get a minute

 

[creek astronaut]

 

[creek astronaut]

Wow Greg killer artifacts & pics...

thx pick,i hate to say this but i have quite a few frames that are boxed up and just waiting for the artifact room.i just started taking pics of stuff last year and havent taken pics of anything thats stored.i know i need to get off my a s s and get that stuff out,but id rather be huntn than sitting at home taking pics.we on for sunday?

 

[creek astronaut]

Thanks Twig, now if gregrocks would post!!!

great pieces pick!really liked that adena??and the cache blade is killr

 

[bravowhiskey]

Bent Twig,

All this stuff is great, you Buckeye's have a lot of outstanding material. I was particularly pleased to see your knapped buffalo. That is way cool. Imagine the Indian father sitting there for a night or two chipping away at the fire, maybe swatting a few mosquitos and making this piece for a new son, or whoever. Would, that these could tell us their history.

BW

 

[Rasputin]

Awesome thread! My father grew up in Summit County, Ohio and had cookie tins full of arrow and axeheads he picked up on his uncle's farm. Now where did those go... I'll have to ask him.

 

[creek astronaut]

very nice!that drill or sharpened down blade is so killr dude.i want to see that hammer and the piece you found last nite posted

 

[pickaway]

 

[creek astronaut]

wheres the hand pics dudethat second pic is that piece whole??dig that knife