South Carolina Native American Tools?

[Kim1982berly]

I’ve recently started walking around fields in my area and these are a few pieces that I’m curious about. Any information would be great - I’m just starting out.

 

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[Philvis]

When I was an archaeologist, Jack Hranicky books on projectile points were standard issue for identification.

https://www.amazon.com/North-American-Projectile-Points-Hranicky/dp/1496972759/?tag=treasurenet01-20

I'd suggest looking up his library of books to help get you started!

 

[Kim1982berly]

Thanks so much!

 

[sawmill man]

Looks like your in a real good spot for starters, some of your bigger pieces may be a little ify and maby those center pieces , but if you found that many points and pieces theirs gona be some more good stuff there. Not downing your stuff ,sometimes its just hard to examine good in a pic ,

 

[Kim1982berly]

I don’t feel like you’re downing them, I tend to pick up everything I see and just try to imagine what it could be. Thank you for taking the time to reply

 

[Philvis]

And looking real quick, it looks like you have 7 points, which runs a wide date range spectrum.

 

[ToddsPoint]

I agree with Philvis. Keep looking! Hunt rows in a grid pattern. You'll find more than if you use the "drunken sailor" method. Gary