New here and first finds !
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Hey Bro, glad to see you made it aboard, now maybe we can learn something about our finds. Lets get together next week and look for some more !!!
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I'm in, just let me know...gotta find some new ground soon.
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Welcome & nice finds,
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Welcome my friend. Nice finds and the colors are grrrrrrrrreat
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Anyone have an idea of a time when these were made? Even a close guess would be appreciated. Thanks.
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bump...anybody?finderofpoints said:
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Hi and welcome.
I'll take a shot at guessing the big one right center is a Little Bear Creek. It could be several types since it is worn out. Could have started out a Pickwick and the flares chipped off from use. The knife blade is beat up too and could have been made in any period. If you found them all together in a similar area /depth, I would say Late archaic to Woodland period. Just a guess from your pics. Others may feel differently. Nice finds and thanks for sharing.
I'll take a shot at guessing the big one right center is a Little Bear Creek. It could be several types since it is worn out. Could have started out a Pickwick and the flares chipped off from use. The knife blade is beat up too and could have been made in any period. If you found them all together in a similar area /depth, I would say Late archaic to Woodland period. Just a guess from your pics. Others may feel differently. Nice finds and thanks for sharing.
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