Looks great now

[CreekSide]

It looked good before but I like it more now. I think it’s mustard chert. 1st one this color. Found it in an area where trading was a big thing.
Before picture and chert type.
Next 2 will be after some cleaning
My best for the year a Greenville.
NW Georgia

 

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[antmike915]

It looks better cleaned 👍

 

[dognose]

An interesting chert variety.
Nice relic.
The first image looks similar to Kenneth Chert to me.

 

[CreekSide]

An interesting chert variety.
Nice relic.
The first image looks similar to Kenneth Chert to me.

Does look like you’re chert but that’s a long trade. Not impossible . Creek find not River find. Thanks

 

[CreekSide]

It looks better cleaned 👍

Thanks I liked it too

 

[444.Marlin]

Nice! Maybe a lance?

 

[Rockdog]

Very nice. Great find.

 

[CreekSide]

Nice! Maybe a lance?

It’s a Woodland period and falls into the Copena period which makes sense cause I have found some Copena points out there.

 

[fyrffytr1]

How did you clean it?

 

[CreekSide]

How did you clean it?

I tried water and toothbrush 1st but didn’t work so I used some vinegar and brush. Didn’t let it soak a long time. Looks like a possible bullseye but I didn’t want to take it too far down.

 

[CreekSide]

Very nice. Great find.

Thanks
I haven’t been able lately much to get back. Little rain but nothing earth shattering. In the summer that creek gets a lot of algae in it and is very hard to see.