Earlier in the Year Finds

[Americus]

These were found in Feb., March, and April of this year. Our camera had died and we had not bought a new one at that time. I have a good many more that I will continue to post that have not been shown before.

 

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[bsit1361]

What are you calling that first piece?

 

[NC field hunter]

These were found in Feb., March, and April of this year. Our camera had died and we had not bought a new one at that time. I have a good many more that I will continue to post that have not been shown before.

Is the first one a hardaway or dalton? Or the transitional hardaway/dalton? Nice piece.

 

[Americus]

What are you calling that first piece?

I'm not good at typing points, but I'm calling it a Tallahassee.

 

[old digger]

Nice Finds! You really must have a very productive field or area. Almost like Larson 1951's area.

 

[T Witko]

Cool. Let's see 'um all.

 

[NC field hunter]

I'm not good at typing points, but I'm calling it a Tallahassee.

Good call for both of us! Google Tallahassee point. I just did, and they call them Tallahassee Dalton points. Nice!! Late to transitional paleo point . The one you have is in perfect condition also!!

 

[GaRebel1861]

Americus,

That first point you posted is great! Not that the others aren't but, I would have liked to have seen you find that one. Happy dance?

 

[Americus]

Nice Finds! You really must have a very productive field or area. Almost like Larson 1951's area.

I am fortunate to have around 35 farmers/landowners who let me look their land in 5 counties and some of the tracts are as large as 5,500 acres in cultivation.

 

[old digger]

That's a lot of farmed ground to search.