Lowcountry Of South Carolina Points

[B.H.]

We have picked these up over the years while metal detecting...

 

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[FMarion2ndRegSC]

Hey, BH. Post those pics in the american indian artifacts forum here. I think I see a couple clovis points...$$$$. They'll know for sure down there.

 

[romeo-1]

Beauties!

 

[Southcacalaky]

Good Looking Points !!, Art...

 

[tabsrus]

I kow this is going to sound really dumb but how can a metal detector pick up arrow heads. are they not made of rock? Now that I mention it when i am metal detecting I have found rocks in the holes i dig why is this?

 

[B.H.]

I kow this is going to sound really dumb but how can a metal detector pick up arrow heads. are they not made of rock? Now that I mention it when i am metal detecting I have found rocks in the holes i dig why is this?

The only dumb question is the one not asked.All of these points were eyeballed while metal detecting.My wife has dug two while digging a metal target..pure luck ....B.H.

 

[Dimeman]

Great collection of points!!!! That is impressive.

 

[trevmma]

got a old trade token i will trade you that big one for.

 

[B.H.]

got a old trade token i will trade you that big one for.

It would have to be a good one. .What is it??......B.H.

 

[fossis]

Nice second Hobby,

Fossis......................

 

[trevmma]

i have no clue it is for a small loaf of bread. i found it detecting a soccer field in dayton ohio. it has the name henery rice maker on it. i believe 1850, i have no clue.

 

[Tony in SC]

Nice points BH. You have some very old ones. Here in the Upstate we find them on hills near creeks and rivers. A site was discovered on the SC/Ga line that could be the oldest known in the US. Tony

 

[waldopeppa]

Those are sweet. We used to find tons of arrowheads in Detroit when I was a kid. We used to dig deep holes so we could build an underground clubhouse(haha) and ran across them all the time.

South Carolina is a great place to detect. Tons of history there. Congrats!

 

[diggerfororo]

In the first pix, upper left corner the small point is a Dalton and the fluted one just below it, is a clovis nice, nice, nice.

Les

 

[Grimlikins]

Wow! Impressive, Here in Md I've found a few down in Bear Swamp and along the rivers, but never that many! Nice collection

 

[dgaughan]

great collection thanks for showing us

 

[E59]

I love finding artifacts that another human made hundreds to thousands of years ago. They were so skilled to make it in this world, especially here in Iowa come about February. I love that little round thing in the top right corner. It looks like a tiny one of those things they mashed grain on. Sorry can't remember what they're called but my father-in-law uses a huge one as his doorstop. Thanks for showing us!

 

[Zincoln Miner]

wow! I only found one(arrowhead) this past winter.

 

[trevmma]

i will tade a nice nutting stone for the round thing (discoastal)

 

[birdman]

Very nice ! I have a basket full of indian pottery but only a few arrow heads.