TREASURES OF THE CAROLINAS

[27davis]

HERE ARE TWO NORTH CAROLINA FRAMES THAT I HAVE PUT TOGETHER FROM 2010-2011 FINDS. IF U LIKE WHAT U SEE COMMENT. WOULD LIKE TO HEAR WHAT YOU ALL THINK ABOUT THESE TREASURES.

 

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[1320]

Don't interpret a lack of comments in this forum as folks not liking your frames....it's pretty cold in here lately. I like what I see! Thanks for sharing your collection. Are these personal finds or acquired otherwise? Do you have previous years frames that you might share? Is your collection from North Carolina? I lived in NC for many years and my father put together a nice collection while there. Not much of his NC collection is made of flint, mostly quartzite and other turd stone. It's amazing how the natives efficiently utilized what was locally available.

 

[snakeyes]

Great finds, I bet you do a lot of hiking in the mountains.

 

[Gecko]

nice points! I really like the second one down on the right in the second pic. What materials are the point made of?

Cheers

 

[artorius]

Nice points. I would be more than happy to have found those frames.

artorius

 

[Havilah_Springs]

Sweet, Nice Job

H_S

 

[Americus]

You had some good finds. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Twitch]

Nice finds, lots of hours in those frames. Field finds? Creeks? Rivers?

 

[Road Dog]

Nice points. Alot of middle archaic stuff. I like the Morrow Mtns. (esp. 1st pic upper right)