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antmike915

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Finally got a chance to look yesterday (found absolutely nothing) and today.
#1 small Abby (2 by 1 7/8)
#2 small possible Savannah River (2 by 1 6/8
#3 a really worn down Hernando drill (1 3/8 by 1).

I really like the Hernando drill because I don't find much Hernando anything.
 

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Those are really nice finds. Drills made from identifiable points types are so cool. Especially when the base is intact.
The two points look to be made of a similar material.
That’s a good day out!
 
Glad you found a few. I’m a Abby fan so of course it’s my favorite.
 
nice finds.
classic form on those relics.
very nice
good pics
 
Those are really nice finds. Drills made from identifiable points types are so cool. Especially when the base is intact.
The two points look to be made of a similar material.
That’s a good day out!
Agree about any type of drill, since they're usually broken. The Abby is white chert (usually turns caramel color if soaked in mineral oil). The Savannah River is glossy white chert; most likely heat treated and a better grade of material.
 
nice finds.
classic form on those relics.
very nice
good pics
Thanks, I was just glad to get out those past few days. My back and feet paid the price but that's ok.
 

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