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the_mad_cladder

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had a great day hunting for NC native points today. Found the small one within 5 min of starting the hunt. I think its a hardaway side-knotched dating back about 9000 years....If thats the case the condition is amazing.... its razor sharp. If anyone can identify them please do. The spear point on the right came about 2 minutes later only about 35 ft away AND its my first quartz point....at first I thought it was granite but its a dirty looking quartz. These are some of my best finds as of yet. Also found a bird point, a nice scrapper, some broken points and filled a gallon jug full of pottery chunks. Hoping for rain as one of my favorite fields has just been plowed.

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so how do they get the names for these points? If they are named after an area does that mean they where made there?
 

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