Finally On The Board For 2017

[The Grim Reaper]

I got out for the first time this year and hit my Ft Ancient hill side site. Didn't find a lot but I did find 5 pieces and one nice Drill. All of the Points are missing the tips which is typical for this site. One of the Points shows a wicked impact fracture on the tip.

The first few are some in situ pictures of a few finds including a Brachiopod. You can also see some Pottery in the few two in situs. The pieces are everywhere on this site. I included a pic of the impact fracture and the Drill right after I picked it up. It felt good to finally get out and hunt for a while.

 

[NCPeaches]

Awesome finds and love the insitu pics! Good that you got out!

 

[arrow86]

Nice finds .... The point in ur last pic I swear I have its twin .... Same size shape and color I think it's in pics of my 2016 finds on a thread started recently

 

[crj1968]

Didn't find a lot? Those finds would have made my year !!

 

[rock]

Nice hunt most of the tips are damaged on my finds to. If you figure in the creeks the points being heavy in the base I would guess they end up tip into the the current and a cobble will ding them every time. Have you ever found any whole pots in that field? I have a Fort Ancient field I hunt and there is pieces and debitage all over but have never even found a decent sized piece of pottery just small ones.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I've never found an entire Pot, but I know some were found there during the original excavations. There are Pottery Shards everywhere here though. From dime size to as big as a softball and some bigger. I only keep the Rim pieces, Handle pieces, and anything with any markings on it.

 

[Ohio_Doug]

Nice finds Grim, love the insitu's. I have a twin to the piece in your last pic only its black, always wondered what it was. Found in Jackson County Ohio.

 

[mn9000]

Love those in situ pics!

 

[creekhunter]

Woo hoo, that's a good day!