Maine black beauty

[mainejman]

Found this point yesterday near the well known Sebasticook fish weir.Every year Sebasticook lake is drawn down for algae control.The spot I found this is usually about four feet under water most of the year..still grinning....mjm

 

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[Tony in SC]

Thanks alot! Tony

Tony, on page one of this thread I left a full description of the type and culture. The age is Early Woodland, and it's a Meadowood point. Informative links are on page one......

 

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[eppingera]

Beautiful point. You have a great eye picking that out amongst other gray and black rocks!

 

[yakker]

Beee-oo-tiful point you got there! Congrats on a killer find!- and GOOD eye- seriously- what with all that rock. Thanks for the show!
Yakker

 

[dlos]

That's an awesome find maineman! Thanks also for posting a picture of where you found it, incredible it didn't break there. I wouldn't even consider looking for artifacts in a spot like that. Just goes to show you how different parts of the country need to be looked.

 

[mainejman]

Thanks dlos....Taking under consideration that there was a fish weir that was active over many thousand years in the vicinity.It really wasn't a surprise to me.The fact that it was intact did.I will admit that I will slow down considerably going through that area....mjm

 

[MadisonMike]

Very nice find!

 

[mainejman]

Here's an update .I was finally able to get a picture to Dr.Arthur Spies.He confirmed that it was indeed a meadowwood and it dated around 500bc.He was very interested in wh
ereabouts on the lake I found it.He said it was the first time this type has showed up at the lake.Which made me happy.Charl originally typed this point correctly.Thanks for the help...mjm