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[Dmozingo]

Found these today on field in central NC.

[Artifascination]

Looks like a Guilford on the left and Adena Dickson on the right. Nice finds!

[SurfaceHunter]

Spike on the left and Savannah River on the right imo but I’m not from your area so let’s see what some of the people say. Some will know for sure once they see them. 2 good finds

[SurfaceHunter]

Material is Rhyolite I do know that

[Dmozingo]

Yes both are rhyolite.

[oldrocks2]

Right one is a dixon.

[SurfaceHunter]

Well you have 3 different opinions maybe one of the people from your area will see this and we will find out. Now some points are called by different names

[Bloody Fourth]

Sweet finds! I think the big one is a savannah River. I know it resembles the shape of a Morrow mountain, but the concave base and long stem point to a big savannah river knife that has been resharpened a bunch. It’s in really good shape! The smaller point is tougher for me to label, maybe it started out as a guilford, and was later repurposed into something woodland. Maybe it’s just a reworked stemmed guilford. Just my 2 cents, from the eastern part of NC. Thanks for sharing.

[Tam]

Very nice that stem point is in great shape .
The small one in Georgia would be a Bradley Spike But NC.. but your area I would say the Guilford

[utilized flake]

That Savannah River was probably twice as big at one time... Looks to have been heavily resharpened

[Dmozingo]

Thanks for all the responses! Definitely alot of knowledge here, thank you.

[Sugaree]

Beautiful Savannah congratulations!