Some more frames

[pynchinflint]

Here are some more finds from the same site in central Al. as my last post.

In the first picture, (the point in the 10 o'clock position of the center circle) I have been told was a Pine Tree. What I've always thought was cool about it was it severe twist.

In the third picture, I have always wondered about the small point on the bottom row in the middle. Could this be a Big Sandy? This is the only point of the group that was not found on the same site...this was found in north AL.

As always, it anyone wants to see closeups let me know.

Happy Hunting!

 

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[GL]

I should make a frame. I have enough points and stuff.

Those are so excellent!

 

[pickaway]

Nice...

 

[creekhunter]

Awesome collection, I really like that pendant

 

[Ohio_Doug]

Awesome collection, I really like that pendant

+1 on the pendant, nice stuff

 

[*Molly*]

Nice frames, I would take closer pics of the points you need iding & post them again 'ID needed' someone will surely help you id them.
I can probably help you with some of the same types as I find, you have a few types there, that are the same as here in NC.

A few guys are experts on Pine trees. I have no idea what the smaller point is, be interesting to find out though.

Thanks for posting such nice frames.

Molly.

 

[pynchinflint]

Thanks CH and OD. That was the second one that I had found. Too bad though the other one is damaged also. I'll get some pictures of it to share soon.

Will do Molly! There's so much to learn.

 

[JimBeHuntin']

Welcome to the forum Pynchinflint ... you have some very nice artifacts and have done a great job displaying them in your frames ... congratulations ~ Jimmy

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Nice trays pynchinflint. The point at 10 o'clock that you refer to as Pine Tree looks to be more like a Palmer to me. Pine Trees usually have longer tangs that sweep down to the edge of the base.

Here is a really nice site to help you ID points.

http://www.projectilepoints.net/