arrow heads and spear points

[wreckvalle]

Just posted a few images of Mike McMeekins arrow head and spear point colletion. Most of these points were found in SC and FL. I still have to work on identification of each.

check out photos (just scroll down past the fossils)
http://www.aquaexplorers.com/fossil_shark_teeth_diving.htm

Safe Diving
Capt Dan
www.aquaexplorers.com

 

[Muddy Feet]

Very nice finds

 

[wreckvalle]

Very nice finds

Thanks

Except for a few they were recovered by my friend Mike McMeekin. Can anyone help with identification or dating each.

Thanks in advance
Capt. Dan
www.aquaexplorers.com

 

[GL]

I like this one the most. It's got a cool shape to it, very sexy! What is it?

 

[SoIll]

I believe that's a hazel clovis.

 

[jpitt1970]

That last point looks like it definitely came from Fl & I would have to guess it's a Simpson...Paleo, but not a clovis

 

[seger98]

Wow, some awesome finds, I like the clay pipes too!

 

[spot]

Bull Tongue Simpson. Congrats!

 

[wreckvalle]

Bull Tongue Simpson. Congrats!

I will be posting additional images shortly.
Any assistance with identification would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks
Capt. Dan
www.aquaexplorers.com

 

[am-ark]

I have a Morrow Mountain point about the same size and the exact shape of the first point, that was found in Va. The material that mine is made of is quartzite. I know that location is is key when identifying points. Also If im not mistaken, Morrow Mountain rock itself is a kinda a greenlike rhyolite, your point seems to be made out of flint or chert material. Beautiful points though. There are many knowledgeable people and im sure that someone could make a positive id. Thanks for posting.

 

[Pinellas Man]

Awesome finds! The first pic is a Newnan.

 

[ShowmeMoflint]

Awesome case of arrowheads and link as well.Thanks for the post

 

[Mentalfloss]

very nice