Pictures of artifacts

[Freemindedclark]

Pictures of artifacts please

I am starting this thread in the hopes that the members of this forum will flood it with pictures of all the various artifacts they have found and or collected over time. I figured this thread could provide novice hunters and collectors with a vast wealth from which to learn from and compare to.

I thank you all for helping further my education as well as others.

 

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[Fat]

Hello Clark glad to run across you.
Not that I want to scare or give you the bad news but at the start of this all, Im thinking like you think.Ithink?

 

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[uniface]

Here's the follow up to post 362, page 25 with pictures that I hope are a little better. All three came from the same site in south Georgia and appear to be of at least two different types of black chert. When backlit, the small one looks like CPC, but still dark. Hoping someone who knows material better than I do can tell me what I've got. Unusual to land find unstained black around these parts. If the pictures still don't cut the cheese, I'll just have to give up.

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The Charleston point looks like Ridge & Valley chert, FWIW.

 

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[H.P.]

I would like to see several of your posts Clark, you’ve got me interested, thanks for the post.

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

The concensus on this board is that silicone is no good on artifacts

Punny, guys, yet the Point was made, to make it Funny...!

 

[dirtfishinMS]

I don't think it's completed. But the work it beautiful!

 

[Freemindedclark]

I would like to see several of your posts Clark, you’ve got me interested, thanks for the post.

You are most welcome to check them out lol. There are members much more worthy than myself to learn from though.

 

[tomclark]

"Agatized" Coral hammerstone. Pinellas County, FL

 

[Freemindedclark]

I dont know if this is a broken point or a scraper of some sort.

 

[DaveSmith]

Here is a link to a website explaining and showing pics of different axes. Scroll down and see the explanation of "oversized" axes.it gives more info on the large axes. I am posting this because of the conversations from pages 13 etc on large axe heads.
https://peachstatearchaeologicalsociety.org/index.php/9-hardstone/113-hardstone