Recent Surface Finds

Th3rty7 · Oct 16, 2011

A few recent finds and in-situs. A black chert Stanly or Culpepper, a Lecroy, two broken Dalton like points, a Hardaway Dalton, ?, Hardaway, and some hardstone, a quartz dicoidal, a mano, a small greenstone pestle, and a nutting stone in clockwise direction. Jmo on types. HH

Twitch · Oct 16, 2011

Some nice points there. good finds as always.

Jonzer · Oct 16, 2011

Awesome finds. Your pics are very professional. Nice job.

WV sifter · Oct 16, 2011

LOVE the flaking on that black chert point!...very nice points as always man :headbang:

musky44 · Oct 16, 2011

nice finds 37. those pics are sweet.

Bama Ron · Oct 16, 2011

Alway enjoy your posts.
Bama Ron

Th3rty7 · Oct 16, 2011

Appreciate the comments and feedback fellas. Good hunting.

buzzgator · Oct 16, 2011

Nice! Man ur always showing us the good stuff!

GaRebel1861 · Oct 17, 2011

Nice finds! :icon_thumright:

Th3rty7 · Oct 17, 2011

Thanks guys. I have some more in-situs and recent finds, let me know if you'd like to see them.

scepter1 · Oct 17, 2011

Yes, I'd love to see more !

Rich.

buzzgator · Oct 17, 2011

Of course we want to see them!

xymox · Oct 17, 2011

i like it alot

Th3rty7 · Oct 17, 2011

A heavily used Big Sandy with fire pops, Waratan?, Quartzite Savannah River, Chert Sav. River, side notch, not sure on type.

Th3rty7 · Oct 17, 2011

Here's a few more, missed out on in-situs on most of these, flipped them before taking a pic. Last two are pictures of the area I've been hunting. Washouts and erosion along a valley beside a creek and several natural springs.

docmann · Oct 18, 2011

Strong work T-7, very nice pieces. Classic nutting stone. Was the opposite side also dimpled?
Keep up the good work.

I've attached a nutting stone I happened onto last year. Notice that a portion of the edge is missing. The reverse side has a similar cavitation, perfectly center.

Doc

Th3rty7 · Oct 19, 2011

docmann said:
Strong work T-7, very nice pieces. Classic nutting stone. Was the opposite side also dimpled?
Keep up the good work.

I've attached a nutting stone I happened onto last year. Notice that a portion of the edge is missing. The reverse side has a similar cavitation, perfectly center.

Doc

Thanks Doc. Yes that piece is pitted on both sides. " Perfectly center ", I've noticed that the majority I find are centered and balanced. Makes me think they were more likely pitted hammerstones. Jmo.