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Dfxcobb

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whites mx sport. DFX tesori tiger shark
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Relic Hunting
these are a few thing ive found while metal detecting. I do not know anything bout these
 

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Some nice looking points in that bunch!
 
not sure what they are lol
 
Damn. You're finding more arrowheads not hunting arrowheads than those of us who do hunt arrowheads! Nice finds there. How about some close ups of that eggstone at the bottom of the picture? Is it flat or dimpled on the bottom?
 
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This has to be a joke....unless you are going to show your MD finds next.
 
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i can show alot more CW finds
 
Some nice points in there and pottery .... metal detecting and artifacts ... best of both worlds
 
OK Dfxcobb, we'd love to see them! Are you saying you found those 'squirrel guns'?! Some close ups please!..............63bkpkr
 
Those guns are are great find , where they together ? What time period / how old you think they are
 
about 10ft apart. found at a skirmish site
 
Your egg stone looks just like my Indian marble which I have posted a video of a couple times. I would think it performs the same way:
 
Great looking collection there. Looks right as rain for Northern Alabama from all of that Ft Payne chert and the types you've found. You've got a nice range of relics there, one of the tools looks to be paleo (so 10,000+ years old) all the way up to mound builder stuff made just before Europeans showed up.

The egg stone looks to have the little flat spot, so probably a bola stone. I see a nice pine tree and Benton points, both Archaic. A decent Copena as well. The nicest point in the center, probably same age as an Afton point, but doesn't quite look right and might be a bit outside of the classic range for that type. A 'Bama collector would probably have a better name for that type.
 
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thank you for all the info. i have not even tried to learn the different types or age i basically hot glued them to that frame. i do appreciate all input and i have gave several away really not knowing anything about them
 

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