Field hunt

[arrow86]

When with my new hunting partner back to a field I got permission to hunt a few weeks ago and found a few decent points.
Favorite for the day is this bifurcated point .... I don’t find many bifurcated so always a nice surprise.

Also found a few quartz points

Nice quartz knife and neat looking crystal quartz scraper has some nice work on it


Edit: forgot to add this possible drilled shell I know fossils can do this too but being out in the field nowhere close to water I think it’s drilled


Pic of my good luck charm telling me “nope not a keeper “


I didn’t stay out too long field was a muddy mess so that combined with carrying daughter on my back was pretty exhausting but we had a good time.
Thanks for looking

 

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[ptsofnc]

Great stuff! Great memories!

 

[Twistedsifter]

Awesome! That bifurcated point is a beauty. Looks like chert?

 

[arrow86]

Awesome! That bifurcated point is a beauty. Looks like chert?

Thanks , I am pretty sure it is made from chert as far as the type the closest I could find is Kanawha stemmed which if that’s the case it would be early archaic

 

[old digger]

That's Cool! Nice Finds!

 

[jmaschal]

Start’em young! Nice finds!

 

[sandchip]

I did the same with my young'uns. Time sure gets on by. They're both in their 20s now and it seems like I was toting them around yesterday.

 

[MAMucker]

Nice points!! Have you identified the bifurcated point?
Do you think SAVANNAH RIVER?

 

[arrow86]

Nice points!! Have you identified the bifurcated point?
Do you think SAVANNAH RIVER?

Thanks , pretty sure it’s not Savannah River I think it’s either a Stanley or a Kanawha

 

[MAMucker]

I thought it had (used up) Savannah River features, though I can see it as a Stanley or Kanawha variety too, with those broad tapered prominent shoulders.

So, I defer to your knowledge of your region.

That’s an Early Archaic Type.

Nice Find!

 

[pghDFXer]

The holed one looks almost like a fossilized oyster or clam shell?

 

[CaptEsteban]

NICE POINTS !!