Triumph
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Got to go for a day dig with my Nephew.
Very different dig for us.
We never find any hardstone but we got a hammer stone right next to it a big piece of chert. There is no large hard stone material so it was carried in. The site is all sand no rocks.
As you will see most of this find was not typical material.
We also found Rhyolite flakes which we have never found down here, will post more pictures when I get the chance to clean the material.
The site is about 1 1/2 hour from the coast, and we found a side notched sharks tooths about 2 feet down. Fossils in our area are 10 to 20 feet down at least if not deeper. So we think this was carried in.
So this would indicate this band of Indians traveled from North Carolina or upper piedmont at least to the coast trading material or finding it themselves.
Lots of pottery to clean up with some designs I have not found before.
Great day with new material and the Sharks Tooth which was the last thing I expected to show up in the sifter.
Enjoy.







Very different dig for us.
We never find any hardstone but we got a hammer stone right next to it a big piece of chert. There is no large hard stone material so it was carried in. The site is all sand no rocks.
As you will see most of this find was not typical material.
We also found Rhyolite flakes which we have never found down here, will post more pictures when I get the chance to clean the material.
The site is about 1 1/2 hour from the coast, and we found a side notched sharks tooths about 2 feet down. Fossils in our area are 10 to 20 feet down at least if not deeper. So we think this was carried in.
So this would indicate this band of Indians traveled from North Carolina or upper piedmont at least to the coast trading material or finding it themselves.
Lots of pottery to clean up with some designs I have not found before.
Great day with new material and the Sharks Tooth which was the last thing I expected to show up in the sifter.
Enjoy.







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