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Hey folks,
Normally I'm posting pretty heavy the Today's finds section. Recently I walked a plowed field behind my house in VA. I was told held some nice Native American Relics. I decided after a lengthy weekend rain, I would venture out to see what I could find. The main post is here:

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,386235.msg2744775.html#msg2744775

I was told that some could be "Chalcedony" stones ?

Thank You

Mike
 

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Wow! Nice finds, that's a very productive field. Not sure on type, the second point maybe a Palmer, 7,000-9,000 years old. It does look like the third and fourth pieces might be chalcedony, maybe others as well. Welcome to V.A.
 
Hey Mike
How fun hunting points with Sammy. There are some really sharp hunters on here like theviking and others from Virginia. Hopefully they will all chime in on your finds.
How are you and the family enjoying the new country? Hopefully it is nice and rural and not developed and you will find many things in your hunts :hello:
HH
Richard
 

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