Copper points and pieces

[coinguy1972]

Thought I would share a group of points that I found last summer. They were all found on private property

 

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[kuger]

Very cool!Those just amaze,me some of the most interesting implements there are if you ask me

 

[Tnmountains]

Kuger is right.Amazing is an understatement. Is that blocks of copper in the picture? I am interested in knowing more about the copper culture and trade copper.

 

[digordie]

Awesome. What type of impliment is that on the shelf above the display box.

 

[wells]

Great, Great pieces, i always like to see copper artifacts !

 

[larson1951]

that is a terrible lot of copper and way way cool
is it all from WI?

 

[coinguy1972]

that is a terrible lot of copper and way way cool
is it all from WI?

Yes this is all from Wisconsin. I have to two sites that I'm working both private property.

 

[Glenn C]

How cow. I was just thinking this is a Wisconsin hunt and low and behold I read down.
Very nice display you made. Thanks for sharing.
Love the copper pieces

 

[coinguy1972]

Awesome. What type of impliment is that on the shelf above the display box.

Not sure which piece your talking about I will post some more pics soon of other pieces I found last summer. I got over 300 last year including all the small stuff and preforms

 

[digordie]

Not sure which piece your talking about I will post some more pics soon of other pieces I found last summer. I got over 300 last year including all the small stuff and preforms

Just realized its the piece on your main avitar photo.

 

[coinguy1972]

Just realized its the piece on your main avitar photo.

Yeah that's a crescent that I found in a swamp on one of the properties that I'm hunting. Wasn't the cleanest of hunts but I did get a few real nice pieces

 

[digordie]

Yeah that's a crescent that I found in a swamp on one of the properties that I'm hunting. Wasn't the cleanest of hunts but I did get a few real nice pieces

Any idea what the were used for or how they are hafted.

 

[coinguy1972]

Any idea what the were used for or how they are hafted.

From what I have learned about them modern day Eskimos call them uloos. They are used for skinning. That's really all I know at this point

 

[flakebiter]

That's amazing. I'm just stunned!
l could spend many, many hours looking at those.
Thanks for the pic, please post more!