Quick Evening Hunt

[thehunter123]

Hey y'all! Walked a logging road in the foothills this evening for about 30 minutes and found these two little guys! Can anyone identify the first one? Possibly paleo period? I know the second one is an Appalachian style bird point...unfortunately the tip didn't survive. Thanks in advance!

 

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[arrow86]

Nice finds , the first may be also be an Appalachian point heavily re-sharpened if that’s the case early archaic

 

[ghp95134]

Hey y'all! Walked a logging road in the foothills this evening for about 30 minutes and found these two little guys! Can anyone identify the first one? Possibly paleo period? I know the second one is an Appalachian style bird point...unfortunately the tip didn't survive. Thanks in advance!

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Morrow Mountain? I'm not very knowledgeable about points, but I found a few very similar to yours when I lived near Ft. Bragg waaaay back in 1967-8.


Not my photo (below), but a couple of mine look like the one I'm attaching, which is similar to yours.

--Guy

 

[NCPeaches]

Awesome finds and I'm thinking Morrow Mountain on the 2nd one also.

 

[thehunter123]

Went back to this location today, which is perched on top of a hill. Didn't find anymore points but did find quite a few flint and quartz flakes. Also found a couple pieces of pottery and one single decent-sized soapstone rock. Each of these things were found no more than 15 yards apart. Walked a good half mile in each direction from the location and didn't find anything else at all. Could this spot have been some sort of encampment?