Found in Western North Carolina. I am wondering if anyone can identify the notched arrowhead? I have looked in Overstreet but am not sure. Am I correct n thinking these are Mid-Archaic or earlier? Thanks.
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Found in Western North Carolina. I am wondering if anyone can identify the notched arrowhead? I have looked in Overstreet but am not sure. Am I correct n thinking these are Mid-Archaic or earlier? Thanks.
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Probably not a great idea to be the first reply to my own post but thought I should share that I am new to this site and really quite a newby at artifact collecting. Never really got the chance until just recently. I guess you are never too old to learn but digging and scraping does not get any easier. These all were found near the top of a small ridge. I have a feeling there is much more to find. I also found the below within 75 yards of the others:
wkrp43
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Welcome from Polk county....nice finds
monsterrack
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Welcome to TN. You are doing good just to be starting out
quito
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Welcome aboard!! You have found a really nice site there. We look forward to seeing what else you come up with.
larson1951
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hey welcome to the tnet
you should go to that area some more........then post some more of your finds
i am trying to figure out which one you mean is the notched one.............i think i am missing it
larson1951
you should go to that area some more........then post some more of your finds
i am trying to figure out which one you mean is the notched one.............i think i am missing it
larson1951
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Well..this looks like a Savannah river base.. or since where you are located Mabey an Appalachian.
This one is a Guilford
This Looks like a Guilford round base only you have it upside down.
Can you take a couple better photos of the serrated one?
I'm trying to see if the base is broken.
This one is a Guilford
This Looks like a Guilford round base only you have it upside down.
Can you take a couple better photos of the serrated one?
I'm trying to see if the base is broken.
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Welcome aboard. I think the base looked broke on the really cool serrated one and the one in your hand in my are would be a Brewerton. I do not have a book handy but would guess. All nice worked artifacts.
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very nice finds...I keep finding flakes in the hole I am currently digging....
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Welcome! Nice artifact finds!!
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