Stanley or Savannah river heartbreaker

[ncnurseryman]

My son and I did a quick hunt today on a new field. Found lots of material and one heartbreaker but I'll take that any day. Best part was me and my son finding it together.

 

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[SCrocks]

Nice finds!. That would have been a big one! I'd go with Savannah River.

 

[ncnurseryman]

That's what I was leaning towards too. Thanks.

 

[painterx7]

Way to go it is great sharing with those young ones good job nice find !!!!

 

[monsterrack]

Very nice find and you can't beat time with your kids

 

[ncnurseryman]

Given its size would it be a blade or projectile point?

 

[NC field hunter]

Nice finds Paul! I would think that is a blade or a spear tip.

 

[NC field hunter]

Looks like a homestead was near by. The old Vicks bottle and broken stone crock. I have noticed that my best spots have finds from Stone Age to modern.

 

[ncnurseryman]

Dang Rusty! Good eyes on seeing the Vicks bottle. Ha. Looks like it might be a good site. Material laying everywhere.

 

[hbrown22]

Is the piece in the middle striped? Can't tell on my phone, looks really cool!

 

[Tnmountains]

Break out the secret weapon. The metal detector. Nice day with loved ones is better than anything .

 

[ncnurseryman]

Hbrown22: that is banded ryolite. Not sure I spelled that correctly. It nice material but I've never found a finished tool of it. I think the NCfieldhunter has though.?? If he sees this maybe he will post a pic.

 

[dlos]

Hard to say, but I'm gonna go against the grain and say Stanley. I've found some nice larger Stanleys that look very similar to that. Being that the base looks a little bifurcated, the piece seems fairly thin (may not have been finished from the look of it) and that it tapers from bottom to top somewhat aggressively, makes me think Stanley.

Most Stanleys I find are broken. A buddy has a bunch of incredible, large Stanleys in his collection. Nice finds, good luck with the site.

 

[NC field hunter]

I have found a couple of points and blades made of banded rhyolite. I also have a blank but have no picture of it. Over the weekend, I found this little banded piece.







Here is a frame with a couple of banded pieces.

 

[hbrown22]

I have found a couple of points and blades made of banded rhyolite. I also have a blank but have no picture of it. Over the weekend, I found this little banded piece.

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Here is a frame with a couple of banded pieces.

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Beautiful material!!

 

[NC field hunter]

http://www.jimmausartifacts.com/archaic-stanly-point/


http://www.jimmausartifacts.com/savannah-river/

These links are written by a well respected NC. Collector. He's a great guy with tons of artifact knowledge. When NC. Or southern VA. Artifacts are the subject at hand, Mr. Maus's opinion holds the most weight, in my opinion. I hope these links help or at least are of some interest to you guys!

 

[SCrocks]

Hard to say, but I'm gonna go against the grain and say Stanley. I've found some nice larger Stanleys that look very similar to that. Being that the base looks a little bifurcated, the piece seems fairly thin (may not have been finished from the look of it) and that it tapers from bottom to top somewhat aggressively, makes me think Stanley.

Most Stanleys I find are broken. A buddy has a bunch of incredible, large Stanleys in his collection. Nice finds, good luck with the site.

Is your buddy Cris H. out of Charlotte. If it is yes he has a great collection of Stanleys and triangles. And others.

 

[ncnurseryman]

Rusty, is that a yadkin triangle in the frame? Man, that point is beyond beautiful. That blade is awesome also. Are yadkins found around our area?

 

[dlos]

SC, I don't Chris from Charlotte, my friend lives here in Raleigh and he too has a nice collection of Stanleys and Triangles, he just flat out has a collection that always makes me feel like mine is "crush 'n run", lol! That said, he's been at it a lot longer and also enhances his finds with purchased pieces.

 

[dlos]

Rusty, thanks for posting the links to the Savannah and Stanly descriptions, good comprehensive guides. After reading, I'm sticking with Stanly based on angles, length and overall shape. You been having some good hunts lately, keep it up!

Hoping to be done with the house painting soon and able to get out myself between all the rain and snow!