One of my finds

[gilmerman]

This little LeCroy (according to Overstreet) was uncovered in a shallow ditch we dug,to bring spring water, by gravity flow, into our house. It was in a low small hollow not suitable for a living site, so it was most likely accidently lost or discarded, while dressing game. I have walked that well traveled trail on many trips to my favorite spot for deer and squirrel hunting. I did not realize I was traveling a footpath at least once traveled somewhere between 9,000-5,000 years ago. The majority of the artifacts I find at our farm are from this white milky quartz. I mount my finds and have a card to show where and when I found it, maybe I'm OCD. I forgot to size it. About size of a US quarter.
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[The Grim Reaper]

Very nice LeCroy Point. Congrats on the great find.

 

[arrow86]

Nice find iv always liked LeCroys what state you from ? Virginia or Carolinas ?

 

[Coosakid2]

I found one just like yours about 3 years ago....nice find

 

[uniface]

Looks thick to be a LeCroy -- LeCroys were typically made on thinnish flakes; sometimes potato chip flakes.

Your second one is several thousand years older.

FWIW

 

[Quartzite Keith]

Of possible help, St. Albans, Lecroy and Kanawha side by side:

 

[joshuaream]

A couple of very nice points posted in this thread.

 

[sandchip]

Very nice find. I'd sure keep an eye out on that ditch.

Here's one that my son found years ago when he was 10 years old.

 

[Hawks88]

Nice point save. Congrats

 

[NCPeaches]

So pretty! I hope to find one some day.

 

[gilmerman]

CoosaKid and Sandchip very excellent examples of LeCroy's and Quartzite Keith very fine repo's for us to use.