Been a while. Successful hunt need help with ID please...

[Edgychris1]

Hi folks.

I had a successful hunt today including a a rather unusual one for me. It has characteristics of a Neville but the base is quite odd. It looks very old, I know they are old to begin with.

It's been a year since I have posted. I forgot my password. Any info on the big broken one in these pics would be great. Went through a dry spell past couple weeks, but now they seem to be poking up again.
The last year have found some amazing things. Can use some help in identifying quite a few. I do have the typology book for my region. These are found in North East. Any info appreciated.

Chris

 

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[Tdog]

Better to be more specific than only "North East". That covers a LOT of real estate. Even so, I'd go w/tablerock on the first one.

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Table_Rock.html

 

[Up-North]

Table rock was my first thought on that broken one as well.
No clue on the other.

 

[uniface]

Water obscures flaking details.

 

[Relicgrubber]

That first one is a heartbreaker for sure. Congrats on the saves!

 

[HillBilly244]

Nice finds! That first could be a Frost Island if it was found in the NE.

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Frost_Island.html

 

[Edgychris1]

New England

Nice finds! That first could be a Frost Island if it was found in the NE.

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Frost_Island.html

Yes, north east is to vague. These were found in Massachusetts. Table Rock in Massachusettes?

 

[Edgychris1]

Here's some eye Candy of Recent. Also MA
Think a crude bannerstone. Center hole drilled. Only one half. Broke through center hole.

Will be going out for a hung in a few days. Thanks for the info.

Also, small fossil attached. You can see a face with horns on it. My camera picked up the face. I didnt notice it at first. Wierd....
Awfully wierd wear, but it does looked a little etched too.?

 

[uniface]

Fascinating

 

[newnan man]

Good show! Real nice finds.

 

[Charl]

The 4th photo in your opening comment fits well within the Susquehanna Broad type. Your best typology will be Jeff Boudreau’s expanded edition of his New England typology, if in fact you don’t own it already. Ritchie’s NY typology is still a good guide, and available online. Last photo shows typical quartz end scrapers, products of the quartz pebble industry and the resultant small stem types, like Wading Rivers and Squibnocket Stemmed....

https://collections.nysm.nysed.gov/projectilepoints/types/susquehanna_broad.html

 

[Tdog]

Nice finds! That first could be a Frost Island if it was found in the NE.

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Frost_Island.html

Yes, north east is to vague. These were found in Massachusetts. Table Rock in Massachusettes?

I'd say Frost Island is more likely for a Ma. find. They overlap in timeframes (table rock and frost island). I'll try to remember the Frost Island type from now on.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Posting what state they are found in goes a long way in helping people ID your pieces.