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It was! Got some nice pottery, some flakes, fire reddened stones, and a complete point! Here’s some pics, I never remember insitu pics because I get excited, but I managed one of this big chunk of pottery. Thanks for looking!
 

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Everything including the pottery looks to be from Woodland period. The pottery rim could be Lamar culture and the other is either net impressed or cord marked. The triangle is probably the same time frame. Good finds
 
Everything including the pottery looks to be from Woodland period. The pottery rim could be Lamar culture and the other is either net impressed or cord marked. The triangle is probably the same time frame. Good finds
Thanks for the starting point, I'll look into Lamar culture I've never heard of that before
 
Thanks for the starting point, I'll look into Lamar culture I've never heard of that before
They used their fingers in my section to mold the rims. Of course you aren’t in Georgia so it might be called something else where you are at
 
That’s a good triangle have you found anymore of them
 
Great finds! I’m glad you posted them.
 
Looks like a good day in the field. Nice finds.

Did you cut your hand on the stones?
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bummer.
I bet that stung if it was cold out.

I have fallen into a few creeks trying to cross them on a log, lucky I guess I have never gotten hurt while in the field.
 
A good day in my book, rim sherds are always a notch above general pieces of pottery.
 

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