newbie to the site,but not arrowheads

[WV sifter]

hey peeps ive been scouring yalls website for quite some time so I decided to register,I do alot of rockshelter digging along with some field walking I do have well over 100 points of all types and I do hope to post some of them up within a day or so,as I would like all of yalls opinions,I love this site as they are some very "artifact smart" people on here,happy hunting...ill have some pics up soon

 

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[buzzgator]

Welcome to tnet WV! Post them pics man! I use to live in Greenbrier county myself.

 

[WV sifter]

Yea I will definatly get some pics up by friday for sure,I have to use my brothers digital cam, as I dont have one myself.I have found a few "nice" pieces this year and alot of brokes and "field grade" points as I just got back into indian artifacts after a couple years of collecting WWII rifles,but now the flint is back in my blood and the arrowhead fever has hit hard! Dug a very nice drill(about 3") earlier this year along with a couple killer points in which I will post up 4 sure. Happy to be a part of the forum! BTW im from randolph county WV

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Welcome aboard neighbor. I'm from Scioto county in southern Ohio. What part of WV is Randolph county in? I look forward to seeing your finds.

 

[Th3rty7]

Welcome aboard. Looking foward to seeing some of your finds. I hunt in southeast WV whenever I get the chance. Greenbrier, Summers, and Poca counties.

Buzzgator, I used to live in Greenbrier co. myself, Lewisburg.

 

[WV sifter]

Randolph county is far eastern WV surrounding countys being barbour,tucker,upshur,and taylor. Thanks for the hospitality folks ill get some pics up ASAP as I "type" most of my better points and would love to hear/see what yall think.(to see how accurate i am on typology )

 

[buzzgator]

Th3rty, i lived on the fort springs side of Muddy creek mtn. My daughter still lives there when the air force lets her go home.

 

[Th3rty7]

Th3rty, i lived on the fort springs side of Muddy creek mtn. My daughter still lives there when the air force lets her go home.

That's cool I know that area well. Have some friends who live in the Ft. Springs area and I have fished the Greenbrier river alot around Ft. Springs. There are some good areas to hunt for artifacts there as well. My brothers wife has some family that lives on Muddy Creek mtn. and she told me they find worked flint every spring in the garden. It's a small world.

 

[buzzgator]

Yes it is a small world! There are a lot of shelters in that area i have a few points from there but at the time I was more into civil war metal detecting and its a great area for that as well.

 

[WV sifter]

Yup Im about an hour or so drive from the greenbrier river and a kittle further from the elk river(lots of nice points come from the elk river every year),need to go there,most all of my finds are rockshelter points as they are many shelters in this area,other than a few cornfield finds,as I just found my first field point a couple months back,this year is the first year ive ever field hunted,the fields I hunt are in the buckannon area,around the famous "pringle tree".

 

[Buckleberry]

If it has anything to do with NA remains, don't do it for many reasons one of which is NAGPRA.
https://www.nps.gov/nagpra/

 

[Get-the-point]

Welcome to the forum....looking forward to seeing your finds!!!!

 

[Tnmountains]

The original poster posted august 24,2011