Help identifying time period and date of artifacts

[metal detective kalin]

Hey everyone! I’ve been digging an overhang on my property in wv, I was hoping someone could help me identify some of the points as well as give their best time period estimate.
Thanks everyone, have a great Christmas!
-Metal detective kalin

 

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[Kantuckkeean]

Nice relics! Some nice ones in there. Looks to be a mix from early Archaic through more recent. That spokeshave with what looks to be a bifurcated base is really nice.

Kindest regards,
Kantuck

 

[metal detective kalin]

Nice relics! Some nice ones in there. Looks to be a mix from early Archaic through more recent. That spokeshave with what looks to be a bifurcated base is really nice.

Kindest regards,
Kantuck

Thanks so much friend! Best of luck to you!

 

[antmike915]

Also like the spokeshave, that coin is interesting.

 

[Fat]

... neat stuff, there are a couple nice spokeshaves tools. After looking on www, that style of pottery dates to around 1700 years before present.

 

[metal detective kalin]

... neat stuff, there are a couple nice spokeshaves tools. After looking on www, that style of pottery dates to around 1700 years before present.

Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time!

 

[reuellis]

nice! What part of WV? I am in Putnam Co.

 

[Older The Better]

I’m not as familiar with point types in your area but many look a lot like Snyder’s cluster including grand and hopwell. The triangles suggest woodland and younger as does the pottery. Also it looks like you have part of a dovetail in there too you’ll have a real gem if there’s a complete one out there.

 

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