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Garden Creek as defined by Bennie C. Keel from Cherokee Archaeology: It is a long, narrow, concave-based isosceles triangle usually made of quartzite. Size: (1) Length: Range 31-68mm (2) Width: Range 21-29mm (3) Thickness: Range 5-10 mm. (4) Depth of basil concatity: Range 3-5.5 mm. This type is concidered to belong to the late Pigeon and early Connestee periods. Age 2,200-1,800 BP. Found last weekend in Western North Carolina.
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Love it! Great find!"The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. Lee -
Yeah, I’m all in on that one, quartzite is beautiful, and I appreciate how hard that was to make...👍👍Wandering wherever I can, mostly in Eastern Arkansas, always looking down.Comment
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Nice Point!Comment
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Nice point.Comment
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Oh awesome . Did you just get so excited ?? It’s wonderfulComment
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Nice Marshall. If this point isn’t in our information center, we could put it there. you have posted a nice informative post.South DakotaComment
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good find...thx 4 sharingComment
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