ID help and a few to show!

[NC field hunter]

Can any one tell me what type of point this is, or would be if complete?















Flaking is odd and it's wide. If it weren't so wide, I'd call it guilford.



Here are some I found today.



















Thanks for any help!!

 

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[Brandiwine]

Hey, I started the thread we can talk about the pranksters! I wish I had their bus and wander if Further fest was named after their bus. Do you know? Yep, the acid test!! He was in the military and volunteered to be a lab rat. Afterward, he was an enlightened individual. I'll for sure check those bands out on your list. I'm not in an area with a happening music scene. I really wish I were. I didn't know Big O and Janis were friends. I get what you slinging! They were both greats and it is tragic they left so soon. I wanted more of them. I think we are surfing the same wave. Good music, nature, and just being real. Glad you popped up and said what's up!

Furtherfest was named after the bus. Ironically I was at one of the first further fests back in the 90s...don't remember it much though :-( blotter. Enough said. Lol

Yes Otis and Janis were "friends"...friends with benefits. Read that in a biography of hers.

I spent years listening to tunes that were from a time before mine...and am finally beginning to be happy with the state of our music industry (thanks to small labels) and a large number of talented musicians who are willing to do what they do without going mainstream and allowing labels to control recordings. They're sacrificing large amounts of money to do it, so that alone wins my affections.

When you get done with that list let me know as I have plenty more (and some have an acquired taste so it won't hurt my feelings if you don't like - a story usually led me to them and their story helps them grow on me). I hunt for everything - music, knowledge, artifacts...and more so HH isn't hard for me. Too many interests to pursue and hunt for so I'm always HHing.

I'm in BFE and thankfully have a great local scene (I also book bands for the adventure resort I work for so that helps). Creating eclectic mixed stations on pandora have helped expand my collection. My iTunes library has well over 7,000 or so songs....and constantly seeking more as I bore easily (hence the wide range of passions - fishing, gardening, raising farm animals, camping, rafting, history, genealogy, artifact and sharks teeth hunting, hunting for wild plants, power tools and heavy equipment therapy....I switch back and forth to keep boredom at a minimum.

 

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[NC field hunter]

Many have said this before. Few have been able to survive. Lol.
I could out "hang" them all in my day. Still give everyone a run for their money. I was an old soul at 18...I'm now a geezer at 35. After all, my evening (after the domesticated life of coaching softball, etc) was spent reading Mother Earth news which led to more research on the food industry (one of the worst problems in this god forsaken country - comes right after shipping every industry overseas and then wondering why the economy and unemployment are a problem...duh). I followed that up with a biography of Doc Watson (one I actually hadn't read) and more research in traditional music - Merle Travis, Flatpicking styles, etc.

Can you say "dork, dork, dork"....but hey I got to read something while I have sip a little whiskey, chased with a miller light....and........

Oh,what did I just write on the previous reply? This is an artifact forum.

Gator, everyone's welcome in WV...bring it. I'm headed your way this summer. I've lost the vacation battle...Watch out Disney, here we come. Arghhhhhhhh

Doc Watson hasn't been gone long. That is another great musician that never received the recognition he should have.