Good day on the river

[arrow86]

Had a good day out on the river today I took my brother in law with me he’s been really getting into artifact hunting past few months without much luck but it came together for him today and he found a killer point and 2 other nice ones .... wish I had recorded his celebration after he found the first one he was jumping up and down running down the beach ..... good stuff
Here’s his finds
Nice jasper point
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He also found these 2

I found a nice little side notch with a material iv never seen before around here

Also found a well used grooved maul / hammer which is the first grooved one iv found so I was happy with it.

Thanks for looking

 

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[welsbury]

You are into them good now. Nice points and that maul was well used. Bro in-law gonna be competition now, HA

 

[Kray Gelder]

A really good day! Wow.

 

[MAMucker]

What a great day! That’s a very fertile river.

 

[Hawks88]

Wow! Beautiful. Congrats

 

[gilmerman]

That was a stellar day and the fact that you baptized a new collector will prevent history from being put on a shelf in some museum to never be seen for years or ever. We join your thrill and pleasure in holding a tool that was survival to a man and his family millenia ago. Most seemed very usable, like always, I wonder when I find or see those you have found, why were they abandoned?

 

[southfork]

Nice day some great finds .

 

[arrow86]

You are into them good now. Nice points and that maul was well used. Bro in-law gonna be competition now, HA

Haha he’s gotta a long way to go but I will take him out again just to see his arrowhead celebration dance lol I was dying laughing

 

[arrow86]

That was a stellar day and the fact that you baptized a new collector will prevent history from being put on a shelf in some museum to never be seen for years or ever. We join your thrill and pleasure in holding a tool that was survival to a man and his family millenia ago. Most seemed very usable, like always, I wonder when I find or see those you have found, why were they abandoned?

Yeah it was a good day , I have wondered that myself why so many are found where they are but I think we can’t even imagine how many tribes and just how many people there were living on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries I was looking st a map the other day of John Smiths expedition and it has some camps and tribes marked on it and every single area on the map is filled in. I’m guessing hunting along the water caused a lot of lost points and also tribal battles and colonial settlements pushed them farther west and they left in a hurry but still it’s amazing just how many artifacts are found on the shorelines near me and still left to be found