recent finds S.C Quartz/Hardaway Drill???

Carolina Points

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Th3rty7

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Nice early quartz finds Carolina. I'd have to agree with you on the drill, shallow side notches, concave base....heck of a find. You see much of that dark gray flint in your neck of the woods?
 

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:thumbsup: Nice finds have wondered where ya were now we know out hunting. Old stuff for sure.
 

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Carolina Points

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Actually that is the first flint drill i found and the only piece of flint i have seen while looking for arrowheads.
I would say that baby traveld a good ways. Maybe from Upper n.c or tenn ??? I really dont know but i sure like it. Any ideas????
 

Th3rty7

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I'm not positive, though it looks like some Tn. lithics for sure. It also looks like some stuff from up here in Va. Hard to say, sweet piece though.
 

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Carolina Points

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1st pic is vein quartz, 2nd is milky, 3rd is more of a crystal in a way and 4th looks like a black flint but has shades
of gray. Just thought I would put that in. There is alot of new peep on the site which I like, welcome all an maybe i can start posting again with a little free time on my hands.
HH Clint
 

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That drill looks more the Taylor type that followed the Hardaways similar base structure and they had some serration as they were evolving into Palmer types. Just my opinion. :tongue3: Of course sometimes a Blade can get picked up and utilized by a later culture as well.
 

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I am guessing a Dover flint. It sure has a very nice base on it. :thumbsup:
 

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