Good day in an old field

[arrow86]

This past week I rode out to one of my favorite spots that has been no tilled for the past 7-9 years but they decided to plow this year. I looked for a few minutes on Thursday and found a few brokes but made it back out today. Found a nice knife/blade a few whole points and 2 heart breakers the one with the dark band has an odd shape to it , possibly reworked from a larger broke point.
.... Sorry there still kinda dirty I haven't taken the time to really clean them yet. And I kinda like leaving some dirt on them

 

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[welsbury]

Some nice quartz pieces for sure, nice size too. That large broke would've been killer. Hope it gives you more.

 

[Mark Todd]

Looks like "Quartz City", you did pretty good, nice haul!

 

[ptsofnc]

Nice ones!

 

[rock]

Maybe you should offer to pay for their gas to turn it more often for you. Thats a good haul

 

[arrow86]

Yea deff. A lot of Quartz .... I could prob fill a bucket with all the cores and chunks that have obvious flaking. If I ever hit the lottery I'll be buying land just to plow I will invite you guys

 

[rock]

One of my best hunting area is for sale. I dont have 2.5 mil to buy it. Hope it takes a while to sell.

 

[scruggs]

All are nice finds!! There may be some whole points hiding a little deeper!! I would check that field each time its plowed! Good luck in your next hunt!!

 

[captain redbeard]

Great finds. You guys are killing it.

 

[eastTNJoe]

Sweet finds...those heartbreaker bases would have been killer. I like leaving a little of the dirt on mine too.

 

[Americus]

That is an awesome field. I hope you continue to find good artifacts in it. In what area of the country are you?

 

[arrow86]

That is an awesome field. I hope you continue to find good artifacts in it. In what area of the country are you?

I am in Maryland I live on the eastern shore but those came from Cecil county it's still eaten shore but the spot I found them is further from the shore. It's kind of odd I grew up out there and having nothing else to do I would walk the fields but looking at maps it's far from any major water sources. There's a small stream but it's miles from the coast. The stream must have been a lot bigger years ago and produced enough goods to sustain a small camp/ village