Hopewell blade and a Stillwell piece I think>>>

[outlawatheart]

both of these were found in Hamilton, County

 

[outlawatheart]

I started posting my collection on here a few years back but stopped because of some issues with a few members and my so called bad ethics in how I get some of my pieces and my unwillingness to divulge any information. I honestly don't remember which pics I put up sooooo if you see repeat photos I do apologize! If that's against any rules here I will stop.

 

[Hognutz]

I started posting my collection on here a few years back but stopped because of some issues with a few members and my so called bad ethics in how I get some of my pieces and my unwillingness to divulge any information. I honestly don't remember which pics I put up sooooo if you see repeat photos I do apologize! If that's against any rules here I will stop.

I'm enjoying the crap out of it! Keep posting!

 

[Flea-bit Monkey]

Thanks for sharing. sixeight

 

[Americus]

Nice points. Thanks for sharing.

 

[catherine1]

Looks like Hopewell to me. And a large one at that. Thanks for the pics!

 

[rock]

Dont worry about posting your collection I like seeing them. JMO

 

[pickaway]

Handful of flint \m/

 

[Twitch]

the point on the left is certainly a Hopewell (snyders). The point on the right is probably older, like you indicate. I'm not sure if it's a Stillwell or not, maybe more of a mid-Archaic, either way it's very nice.