Van Lott

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Here is a Van Lott we found about 3 weeks ago broke the tip off with the shovel. It was only about a foot down.
This makes no since to most as these should be about 5 to 6 feet down in our area.
But we know the area was bull dozed so there are no woodland stuff above the find.
It is all pushed down below the ridge we were working thats why we broke it.
Did not expect it to be so high in the matrix. Almost no pottery in the sifter but lots of white flakes.
Found in Bamberg, SC
It's not perfect (we broke it) but about the oldest stuff we can find other than a Clovis.
8500 to 9900 BP. No COA but I found it!
We have 3 of them now.

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Nice find...is a Van Lott like a Lost Lake? that bevel is nice!
 

Wow, nice thick point! Never heard of or seen one myself.

Why are you digging ? Are you doing an excavation?
 

Really Nice find! Will you have repair work done on the tip or leaving it as is?
 

Wow, nice thick point! Never heard of or seen one myself.

Why are you digging ? Are you doing an excavation?

We never find anything on the surface. I have deer hunted this site for almost 30 years and found one point and 2 pieces of pottery. It is in a cow pasture and it never gets plowed. So the only way to find anything here is to dig.
 

Really Nice find! Will you have repair work done on the tip or leaving it as is?

We have 2 others that are complete just feel so bad we broke it!
On the repair I'm not sure we have many broken points but have never done that.
 

Really Nice find! Will you have repair work done on the tip or leaving it as is?

Here is another one we thought about getting repaired this thing is so thin. It was an old break. It is an Eared Yadkin from the same site.


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