✅ SOLVED ID on some crude points/rocks

[Tony in SC]

There is an old trail that crosses the creek in front of my house. There were camps there at different times for thousands of years. I have found all types of points there for 40 years. The three that I'm posting are different. The shorter one in the pic with two is a type of porus rock. I didn't think it was a point until I noticed it has a ground base, I think it is weathered because of it's softness. The other in that pic is 3 1/2" and made from a flakey rock. The one in my hand was found yesterday. It's the same type material as the first one. Is there any way to ID any of these? Thanks, Tony

 

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[rock]

Arugalite material and I probably spelled it wrong. The other is Savannah River that looks like a shale.

 

[Tony in SC]

Thanks for the ID Rock. I hope to find one that size that's not broken. Tony

Arugalite material and I probably spelled it wrong. The other is Savannah River that looks like a shale.

 

[SCrocks]

Those would have been big. Not all but most of ones I find made from those types of material are Savannah Rivers. Nice finds.

 

[rock]

Thanks for the ID Rock. I hope to find one that size that's not broken. Tony

All the Savannah Rivers I have found are always broken in half. Not always but they did do what is called killing them for rituals.