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That Newnan is a smoker! What's the story on it?
I found it during my digging days in Hillsborough County Florida (about 2 feet deep). It's actually one of my best finds. I found a coral Hardee my third shovel in and that encouraged me to continue. After I found that Newnan I dug for hours afterwards and didn't find anything else that day (complete that is) but I didn't care.
 

Pretty material. What’s the types and material on those? Age would be great to if you know. State? I’m in Georgia so I’m sure I don’t know

Fantastic points! is the side notched point an Elko Type?
Both of these points are chalcedony. The top one is a Split Stemmed Eastgate (1,500-1,100 years B.P.) and the lower one is an Elko Eared (4,500-1,500 B.P.).

Both recovered on private farmland with permission in Northern Nevada.
 

Both of these points are chalcedony. The top one is a Split Stemmed Eastgate (1,500-1,100 years B.P.) and the lower one is an Elko Eared (4,500-1,500 B.P.).

Both recovered on private farmland with permission in Northern Nevada.
Thanks for the information. 2 really nice points
 

Here's 3 more, the Marion (last picture) I found 3 shovels in starting a hole; a little later the Newnan (my previous post picture #9) was found. Actually all 3 posted here were from the same site.
 

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