We all found points. I found a broken axe head, several tip, abrader stone, 4" Marion and the cherry on top is my first Coral point and it is a Marion. Coral is not common this far inland.
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My thoughts also. Only thing that puzzles me is all the sparkling in it.Those are great points. The 2nd one looks like it could be made of Bay Bottom chert.
I didn't see that. Show us another picture in better focus please.My thoughts also. Only thing that puzzles me is all the sparkling in it.
Red is sparkles caught by camera. yellow appears to be quartz. Im assuming the sparkles are smaller quartz that cant see with eyes. The larger ones I had to use zoom to see them.I didn't see that. Show us another picture in better focus please.
I assume that you are somewhat coastal but that general shape is one we know here in the Midwest very well. Dickson and Waukesha from the woodland era. Any correlation?We all found points. I found a broken axe head, several tip, abrader stone, 4" Marion and the cherry on top is my first Coral point and it is a Marion. Coral is not common this far inland.
Waubesa, not Waukesha.I assume that you are somewhat coastal but that general shape is one we know here in the Midwest very well. Dickson and Waukesha from the woodland era. Any correlation?View attachment 2247583View attachment 2247584
No doubt, beautiful!! The first one has a mother of pearl quality.It's a Marion Florida point. Similar in style to what you pointed out. Coral points are almost exclusively from Florida. Florida's points made from agatized coral can be amazing in variety and beauty.