New Dig Finds

[catherine1]

Spent about 4 hours digging these. Nothing special so I should be due! The ground has been so dry all summer.......and never dug last year as the ground was frozen. Had a burst of fall rain to dig. And we will see what happens.

 

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[NCPeaches]

Looks like a promising spot!

 

[monsterrack]

Nice finds, sometime you have to go through the small stuff to find the big stuff

 

[rock]

Hope it gets better for you. Maybe you will hit the honey hole on your next trip.

 

[catherine1]

Thanks guys. Sorry about the pics but I can't get my PC to accept photos from my phone. Which takes much better photos.

 

[pickaway]

Niceuns, keep on diggin!

 

[-=METAL=-]

Cool finds, looking forward to seeing what you find there.

 

[painterx7]

Very nice and there's an old killer around by the looks of those beauties !!!!

 

[yakker]

I can't remember where you're from (in general), that even w/o knowing, I'd still be happy w/ what you found. It had been wicked dry around here until several weeks back, and when the ground dries up around here in VA, it basically becomes like fired clay. A pick axe won't even pierce it. Having never dug, it's hard for me to understand the obviously hard work that comes w/ that sort of 'true' archaeology. I admire your tenacity! HH- and good luck! Yak

 

[old digger]

Cool Finds! Congratulations!

 

[civil_war22]

Those are some awesome finds for just 4 hours. Alot of people don't realize what all we don't take home and picture from all the flint chips and big pieces of knapped flint. When I go out to my uncle's bluffs there is so much flint I have it in 5 gallon buckets cause most of the time people just chunk it and then I'll end up finding it again later if I don't put it up