Today's finds-3/27

[HillBilly244]

Good day out, these are my best finds. Any help identifying the thin black one would be appreciated. Thanks

 

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[uniface]

Hardin ?

Or a contemporary relative.

 

[Up-North]

A good day out... nice finds

 

[choo]

I think it’s a meadowood it has shallow notches like most meadowoods! Is the base ground?

 

[uniface]

This is the one I was guessing about, FWIW

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[Relicgrubber]

You did good! Congrats...

 

[HillBilly244]

This is the one I was guessing about, FWIW

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I was wondering about that one too. I can't find an exact match

 

[antmike915]

Definitely a good day out, 2nd from top looks like a waller knife.

 

[ToddsPoint]

I recognize that black flint. Isn't that the state rock of WV? Gary

 

[HillBilly244]

I recognize that black flint. Isn't that the state rock of WV? Gary

Close,lol We have a lot more coal than flint unfortunately

 

[Edgychris1]

Jeepers. I'm so used to common ones found in my state. These are gorgeous. That a wicked spot you have. It always make me think the majority of the lithic used in my area, is dull or bland. Perhaps that's what others think too when they see a foreign lithic not of their hunting region.

Not saying all bland, do find some chert and flint ones, but rare.

Please keep posting those top notch points. Thanks man

 

[fyrffytr1]

The black one in the row of four might be a Dalton or a Dalton Greenbrier. Look it up on the link I posted below.

Lanceolate Projectile Points of West Virginia