Today's find

[GarbageCollector]

Patience paid off a little today.

 

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[1320]

Bevelicious!

 

[GaRebel1861]

I like that color of material!

 

[NCPeaches]

Beautiful! I like the material too!

 

[bill_wabo]

I just wish to find one Is it jasper? Just curious.

 

[quito]

Very Nice!!!

 

[GarbageCollector]

I just wish to find one Is it jasper? Just curious.

Thanks, everyone. bill_wabo, I wish I could tell you if it was jasper but I have no idea honestly. I'm pretty good at finding them, but have a lot to learn as far as identifying types and materials.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Good looking piece.

 

[bill_wabo]

You certainly have an eye for those treasures I think in our part of the country where I live, I think all the points and artefacts have been raked by the glaciers thousands years ago. Some have been found along sided of the St Francis river, from Megantic to (of course) Odanak. To my knowledge, only a dozen Clovis points were found on our territory. Seems the variety is at the south of our border

 

[GarbageCollector]

I would think that most of the artifacts would've been made and used after the glaciers receded, but I could be wrong. Most of the artifacts in my part of Georgia, to my knowledge, are from a couple thousand to a couple hundred years ago when the Creeks were pushed back. Google Earth is a useful tool for spotting likely areas to search. I few years ago I decided to plot where I was finding alot of flakes, broken points, and a few good ones on a satellite map of our property. It ended up being an almost straight line all the way across, which would indicate a small migration route. Who knows how long it was in use, but it was very interesting.