Last years finds

[pointshunter]

Some of my finds from last year a lot are just flakes but are some pieces that I wish I knew what they were for





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[pointshunter]

Also anybody have any ideas what these are? Found them in my spot.

 

[pointshunter]

Or these?

 

[pointshunter]

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[pointshunter]

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I'm not sure what the rusted piece is its the shape of a point but its some kind of metal I found it on my hill with most of the other stuff

 

[GatorBoy]

Neat mix of stuff there. I see points scrapers and blades in various points of completion... not seeing much but natural stone with the hardstone pieces except one nutting stone.."the one with the dimple" ...is there one on the other side too? You should do some electrolosis on the metal piece.

 

[grobb28]

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Also anybody have any ideas what these are? Found them in my spot.

Glassy looking one almost looks like pipe

 

[wvwildman]

nice finds

 

[grobb28]

nice finds

Wildman hook me up with someone on here that can help me identify my stone tools I made a thread like u said with pictures

 

[GatorBoy]

Many of us can Tell you what type of tools you have..if you want to I.D. your projectile points you need to state where in the country they were found. Like I said..you have scrapers..projectile points..blades and a nutting stone from what I see.

 

[Doodle Bug]

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Some of my finds from last year a lot are just flakes but are some pieces that I wish I knew what they were for

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Wonderful group of artifacts!

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[grobb28]

Many of us can Tell you what type of tools you have..if you want to I.D. your projectile points you need to state where in the country they were found. Like I said..you have scrapers..projectile points..blades and a nutting stone from what I see.

Gator my pics are on a diff thread!! Please do have a look I found them I. Oklahoma

 

[pointshunter]

Many of us can Tell you what type of tools you have..if you want to I.D. your projectile points you need to state where in the country they were found. Like I said..you have scrapers..projectile points..blades and a nutting stone from what I see.

Most were in Coshocton county ohio

 

[pointshunter]

Most were in Coshocton county ohio

Where they were found

 

[Produce Guy]

I find allot of the stones that are in the 4th. picture,seems I can never find a full arrowhead.
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[pointshunter]

Neat mix of stuff there. I see points scrapers and blades in various points of completion... not seeing much but natural stone with the hardstone pieces except one nutting stone.."the one with the dimple" ...is there one on the other side too? You should do some electrolosis on the metal piece.

I saw some metal ones in a book but they were in the same shape as mine not cleaned

 

[rock]

If you want to post that many at a time it is hard to tell you what you have and what is just rocks. Each picture has different things in it. Try to label your items as abc and so on or put each in a shape order. Rounds, points, flakes, rocks. That way we can tell you what is what.

 

[GatorBoy]

I would have thought someone from your area would offer a hand by now. I think you should post just the projectile points in a thread titled I.D. help. For what its worth coming from a Florida cracker... your biggest point looks like a Hardin to me.. those are between 6 and 9 thousand years old.