SUSQUEHANNA RIVER NY ARROWHEAD FINDS

[digging440yrs]

-----------THESE ARE 2012 CORNFEILD FINDS ALONG THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER IN UPSTATE NY. SOME STILL NEED CLEANING--ENJOY !

 

[wvwildman]

very nice finds congrats HH.

 

[bsit1361]

Awesome. Great looking finds. Thanks for showing.

 

[Fast Ed]

View attachment 750761View attachment 750762View attachment 750763View attachment 750764View attachment 750765-------View attachment 750766View attachment 750767----THESE ARE 2012 CORNFEILD FINDS ALONG THE SUSQUEHANNA RIVER IN UPSTATE NY. SOME STILL NEED CLEANING--ENJOY !

Awesome finds. I'm new at MDing but finding Indian artifacts like those arrow heads would be awesome. I plan on doing the shores of the Mohawk river in the Capital district area this year. Any suggestions of where and where not to concentrate? Thanks!

 

[jamey]

cool finds 440 thanks for the look,fast ed you wont find those mding unless they come up with a target

 

[GatorBoy]

Just set your metal detector on Indian artifact mode. It will discriminate everything out except arrowheads and stone tools.....
......... kidding.

 

[Fast Ed]

Just set your metal detector on Indian artifact mode. It will discriminate everything out except arrowheads and stone tools.....
......... kidding.

OK guy's whip this newbie with a wet noodle but i really didn't think I'd find stone arrow heads with a metal detector

 

[GatorBoy]

Just joshing with you... I wish you all the luck in the world.

 

[Americus]

Very nice finds! (and lots of them) Thanks for sharing.

 

[rock]

Wow you got a good haul off of that river.

 

[digging440yrs]

Thanks, there was a large IROQUOIS village near where i live, also many small camps over hundreds of years. ONEIDA, IROQUOIS, SENECA to name a few--if interested you could google the town ouquaga [oquaga, oneaquaga] its spelled alot of ways, thats close to my home. alot of indian culture, and rev. war era history.

 

[NicJohn]

hi diggings. great finds man. i live in central PA and the susquehanna runs right by me. even closer to me yet, theres a tributary that comes from the susquehanna called the swatara creek which the susquehannock tribe lived along. swatara comes from the susquehannock word Swahadowry or schaha-dawa meaning "where we feed on eels" . im new to taking hunting seriously and havnt found anything personally but cant wait to get out there once the days warm up.

 

[Tnmountains]

Thanks, there was a large IROQUOIS village near where i live, also many small camps over hundreds of years. ONEIDA, IROQUOIS, SENECA to name a few--if interested you could google the town ouquaga [oquaga, oneaquaga] its spelled alot of ways, thats close to my home. alot of indian culture, and rev. war era history.

Talk about coming in fast and quick. Nice post. I am very interested as my Dad was from Pa and my gg grandmother was Iroquois. Nice to see a little culture in my family at last. Do you still get out and hunt? Thanks for sharing.

 

[Tnmountains]

Like the point turned spokeshave as well. I was looking at one of mine where they did that

 

[digging440yrs]

hey tnmount, yes i still get out but not as much as id like, now my son is 7 and has an interest in head hunting and metal detecting so i might really get into it this year--im ready to get a picture of him finding his first point that will be cool---keep in touch and happy hunting---

 

[Tnmountains]

You to sir. It's great to bring in the next generation. Hope you all find a lot. Be safe.