A few recent finds

[OnewiththewilD]

I’ve been getting out here and there when I get the chance and I managed to find some nice pieces.I cant remember if I posted any of these or not yet but aw heck I’ll put em up again anyways. The tip on the quartz triangle is one of the sharpest I’ve ever found. Thanks for looking!

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All finds from R.I.

[Tam]

Always amazed to see quartz well worked and survived .
really nice .
Some may laugh but I alway want to think that when the tip is gone game was caught .

[filmiracl]

Looks like the stuff I find down here in the Philly area... some of it at least... Is the third one made of basalt?

[OnewiththewilD]

No none of it’s basalt. Probably a rhyolite or felsite

[Ron Kelley]

Hey Jay, Nice finds and you've been busy. That fifth one is interesting: Is the base intact?

[OnewiththewilD]

It is, the other side has a chip at the bottom but otherwise it’s all there except the tip, you can see the faintest trace of the notches

[Broken Arrow]

Sweet stuff there, Jay. I particularly like that quartz triangle. I've been playing with some quartzite and that stuff is not easy to knap, it doesn't take to pressure flaking very well, so I've got alot of respect for a well made piece like that and its maker.

[JoshinMO]

Good Hunting Jay!

[Sugaree]

Great finds Jay that last quartz point is beautiful!

[Tam]

I have to find a good piece of that off a woodland site for Ron to Knap.

[SDhunter]

You have been doing well Jay

[Kyflintguy]

Cool stuff Jay! I think my favorite is the last one in post #2. Love anything with a "fish tail". Thanks for sharing!

[sailorjoe]

Hi Jay. I'm glad you're having some good luck hunting. A real dandy quartz piece you found for sure. Too bad those NA guys had such hard stuff to work with compared to folks living where good quality knapping material was available. If those guys had the lithic that was available in the midwest or southeast they would have turned out absolutely beautiful points. Considering what they had to work with in your area they produced some dang nice points. BTW, those are super quality photos!

[OnewiththewilD]

Thank you very much!