A few of my finds from Pasco County Florida

[JP]

I have been collecting artifacts for almost 30 years now. These are a few of my finds. Enjoy.

 

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[Southern Points]

Nice Collection

 

[bedwards]

Very nice thanks for sharing.

 

[JP]

Thank you both. They are my treasure, completely priceless. All were found by me at construction sites on the surface.

 

[River Rat]

Awesome collection...love those colors too.

RR

 

[Johnny X]

Very nice.

thanks for the share.

xstevenx

 

[tomsneck]

nice suff,thanks for showing us

colin

 

[Gypsy Heart]

You have a great collection! Thanks for sharing.

 

[JP]

Thank you all of you for your complements. Almost all are made from petrified coral. I wish the digital camera was better to show you better detail. The white spear point in the 8th and 9th picture was only half finished. But again the picture doesn't show the beautiful detail. Also, the white one to the far left of the first picture has serrations and is absolutely beautiful. The three Hernando points (the triangle shaped ones that are a cream color) were found in the same general area, like always close to where people were walking. When I get a better camera I will try to get some more detailed shots. Thank you again.

 

[YankeeDownSouthAdv.]

very nice.....friend has a few like those the found on their property in georgia...wtg you have a very nice collection..gregg

 

[JP]

Thank you. Most are from River Ridge, River Crossings (Little Road), Green Key, and around New Port Richey. I found them when they would clear off a lot of land to start putting in streets and building houses. All of these areas are homes now.

 

[fossis]

I have been collecting for around 40 years, but had the first

10 years stolen, but life goes on!!


Very nice finds, thanks for sharing,

Fossis...............

 

[JP]

SWR, thank you for answering my questions at the end of last year about the treasure coast.

I haven't been in the New Tampa area lately. I am thinking of going over there with my son this weekend just to check it out. The only thing is I hate it when you go to an area and see that big sign that says WARNING THIS IS A DESIGNATED CONSTRUCTION AREA ......... In the past they used to clear an area and pretty much let anyone walk it. I know now that it is a liability issue and the problem with individuals that try to steal building materials. In the past when we would go to an area the construction workers would even tell me where they had seen stuff on the surface.

It is a beautiful hobby that doesn't hurt anyone, just picking up items on the surface that would be destroyed anyway. It is preserving the past.

 

[Richie Zacker]

i have found some great stuff in West Pasco. On my property and my neighbors. Ill post pics soon. Just found this site. Awesome.

 

[Abbey]

What a beautiful collection! And I agree- a hobby that doesn't hurt anyone- finding things of rare beauty which would otherwise be destroyed. Aren't we lucky! WTG!

 

[SimonLakeSub]

I have looked for Shipwrecks, panned for gold in the Carribean, detected Rev. war sites, Civil war sites, Found loads of gold rings detecting, But for me, nothing comes close to finding a Arrowhead !!!!! The fact that I am the first person to touch this stone in hundreds of years. What did the maker look like? Where did the flint come from? What year was it made? I always say if these stones could only speak.

Simon....

 

[pickaway]

wow great collection.

 

[newnan man]

Really nice stuff. Love those Hernando's and the point with the snapped base made of BayBottom chert. If you have more please post it. A lot of Florida points are river stained but the real beauty is those land finds like yours with the heat treated Coral.

 

[Stefanie]

Pasco County, Florida Indian Artifacts

I have been collecting artifacts for almost 30 years now. These are a few of my finds. Enjoy.

I live in Pasco County, Florida. We are directly off U.S. 41 between Hernando County Line Road and Pasco SR 52. Just north of our subdivision is Lago Verde Sand Mine. They have just been approved to blast limerock for 15 years. We believe there are Indian Arrowheads, etc. on that property, but of course we aren't allowed on that property. I am wondering where you found your Indian arrowheads in Pasco County. (We are trying to save our homes and community.)