A few recent finds

[theviking]

Cleared some land near our garden to build a shop and found a few keepers. A decent Savannah River, a broken knife, a graver and a triangle knapping stone. Maybe not in that order. H.H.

 

[Twitch]

Nice pieces. Must be neat to be able to find them that close to home.

 

[Th3rty7]

Good finds man. I agree with Twitch, wish I could walk out the door and be in to something.

 

[theviking]

Thanks Twitch, It's a love-hate kinda thing. Love finding artifacts, but hate having to clear land to find them. My garden does get a little bigger every year.

 

[theviking]

Thanks Ryan.

 

[NC field hunter]

Cleared some land near our garden to build a shop and found a few keepers. A decent Savannah River, a broken knife, a graver and a triangle knapping stone. Maybe not in that order. H.H.

With finds like that, I doubt I would end up with straight rows. They would probably be longer than initially planned as well. Lol! Nice finds and I hope your garden does well. We all need to start planting food. It's the only way we will drive the price of our grocery bill down!

 

[theviking]

Thanks for the kind words, N.C.

 

[rock]

I like that hammer stone but everything looked good.

 

[theviking]

Thanks, Rock. I think it might be my favorite out of the group as well.

 

[yakker]

so triangles like that are called knapping stones? I had no idea. I'm always frustrated when I see something I know is Something- but don't know exactly what. So I leave them. Knapping stone. Learn something new every day. Thanks for that! Yak

 

[theviking]

so triangles like that are called knapping stones? I had no idea. I'm always frustrated when I see something I know is Something- but don't know exactly what. So I leave them. Knapping stone. Learn something new every day. Thanks for that! Yak

I guess you could just call it a hammerstone. It was found with a few other hammerstones surrounded by flakes and cores.

 

[unclemac]

the top right and bottom right look like they could of come of the core you posted too...same rock type? further proof it is a core.