Man I'm not gonna lie. I almost stopped watching after first point but something kept me watching and I'm glad i did! Very unique from what Im used to seeing! Great video and awesome points!!! Thank you!
Jeff. Man! You keep on finding great artifacts! My immediate thought was Cobbs (triangular) for that big blade. You live far enough west in NC that you have finds (and lithics) that are normally found in TN and KY. Best of both worlds (Rhyolite from NC, Quartz(ite) and maybe limestone from your area, cherts from TN/KY)! And you keep finding great Guilfords (I remember that Guilford from a couple of years ago). And those points do look like paleo bases/Daltonish/Hardawayish. Happy for ya!
I believe your "Cobbs" is made of a decent quality green metasiltstone. I found a large knife made of it about a year and a half ago and it remains my favorite material ever. Its pretty rare if that's what it's made of.That is crazy finding 2 possible paleo in such a short amount of time. Im gonna say almost definite on that second one. look up "haw river projectile point" I believe that's what that is (late paleo). Nice finds sir! Ill be in NC early June hopefully pulling some smokers.
Thank you…I believe you are correct on that blade material I haven’t quite seen it here before…. Depending on the plow line in that field may be why I’m seeing some older pieces this year… can’t be certain on either of those being Paleo or not but I do have my thoughts I feel I’m right on the verge of finding something with a definite flute. My first indication came last year when I found the hardaway… the spring should be interesting this spring… Thanks for the comment.
My family has a farm and property in Reems Creek in WNC and we’ve got a massive family collection they acquired over the last 150 yrs. I love hunting arrowheads!
Nice saves man , beautiful material, love that cobbs blade , maybe preform lost lake , back in the day that was rule of thumb . Great finds and congratulations
Not many cobbs in this area… however I have seen it before, but not very often… that was the first thought I had when I picked it up…so still not certain on it… are Cobbs blades beveled?
@@ridgeraider1 very good find , here we have a lot of lost lake points , St Charles etc. all are in same age bracket with dove tails and cobbs , in the 70s 80s the old timers would tell us about how the cobbs were used as blades / preforms until ready for finishing as lot lake etc. all beveled . Great save !
I agree you found two points that looked a lot like worn out daltons not from personal experience im a Colorado collector but from viewing experience !
Please keep going. You were going to find that there are faces on these artifacts, look for the birds. Every single one is a bird. If you keep going, you’re going to learn it.
@@lewishonbarrier2221 agreed! some want to argue about it… but choose to just keep finding and I feel, I’m very close to finding something on that site with a flute in it… thanks for the comment and for watching … I have another video almost complete
Very! Good video!.
Great work. Thanks for bringing from Western NC. Haven't seen anything from that area. Thank you!
Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed it. I have several more videos if you want to check them out.
Great finds, congratulations! Enjoyed watching you find them.
Thank you I really appreciate it
Man I'm not gonna lie. I almost stopped watching after first point but something kept me watching and I'm glad i did! Very unique from what Im used to seeing! Great video and awesome points!!! Thank you!
Thank you! Glad you liked it🏆
Jeff. Man! You keep on finding great artifacts! My immediate thought was Cobbs (triangular) for that big blade. You live far enough west in NC that you have finds (and lithics) that are normally found in TN and KY. Best of both worlds (Rhyolite from NC, Quartz(ite) and maybe limestone from your area, cherts from TN/KY)! And you keep finding great Guilfords (I remember that Guilford from a couple of years ago). And those points do look like paleo bases/Daltonish/Hardawayish. Happy for ya!
Thanks buddy… working on another video soon… have you been finding anything?
I believe your "Cobbs" is made of a decent quality green metasiltstone. I found a large knife made of it about a year and a half ago and it remains my favorite material ever. Its pretty rare if that's what it's made of.That is crazy finding 2 possible paleo in such a short amount of time. Im gonna say almost definite on that second one. look up "haw river projectile point" I believe that's what that is (late paleo). Nice finds sir! Ill be in NC early June hopefully pulling some smokers.
Thank you…I believe you are correct on that blade material I haven’t quite seen it here before…. Depending on the plow line in that field may be why I’m seeing some older pieces this year… can’t be certain on either of those being Paleo or not but I do have my thoughts I feel I’m right on the verge of finding something with a definite flute. My first indication came last year when I found the hardaway… the spring should be interesting this spring… Thanks for the comment.
My family has a farm and property in Reems Creek in WNC and we’ve got a massive family collection they acquired over the last 150 yrs. I love hunting arrowheads!
Me too! Best of luck to you
You're all over em Jeff! Congratulations my friend on some incredible finds! BTW, great drone shots too! Keep it up!
Thanks buddy! I’m getting close on the old stuff! More drone shots to come👍
Congratulations on your finds. Did you ever identify that older base?
Not for certain…. However, the ones that I have asked that are in the know seem to agree with me on it… thank you👍
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Nice saves man , beautiful material, love that cobbs blade , maybe preform lost lake , back in the day that was rule of thumb . Great finds and congratulations
Not many cobbs in this area… however I have seen it before, but not very often… that was the first thought I had when I picked it up…so still not certain on it… are Cobbs blades beveled?
@@ridgeraider1 yes ,
@@warrenmink2429 thank you 👍
@@ridgeraider1 very good find , here we have a lot of lost lake points , St Charles etc. all are in same age bracket with dove tails and cobbs , in the 70s 80s the old timers would tell us about how the cobbs were used as blades / preforms until ready for finishing as lot lake etc. all beveled . Great save !
@@warrenmink2429 that’s super interesting
Awesome finds man!
Much appreciated!👍
I agree you found two points that looked a lot like worn out daltons not from personal experience im a Colorado collector but from viewing experience !
Thank you ! I believe there’s not only more there but older as well! And I’m getting close!🏆
@@ridgeraider1 best of luck !
Please keep going. You were going to find that there are faces on these artifacts, look for the birds. Every single one is a bird. If you keep going, you’re going to learn it.
@@FacesintheStone thank you
Lots of hunting!
Thanks and best of luck to you !
@indiantrace How is everything going in the Harnett / Wake county area?
@@Dougarrowhead I m more East
@@indiantrace371 johnston county
I think that you're in a damn good spot. The potential is there for sure. Best of luck to you.
Thank you for that! I’ll keep pounding!
Just to let you know you're holding some very very very very very old history
@@lewishonbarrier2221 agreed! some want to argue about it… but choose to just keep finding and I feel, I’m very close to finding something on that site with a flute in it… thanks for the comment and for watching … I have another video almost complete
You are finding some older points 10K +/-. One had Hardaway character.
Yes, and that piece…I’m gonna go ahead and call it a Hardaway! Thanks for the comment it’s encouraging
I love that green ryolite blade. That looks like a Cobbs blade in my opinion. That thing is cool.
I believe you are right… Cobbs Blade even though they are rare in this area… thanks!
First one looks like it could have been a Morrow mountain or a the big one would be a Kirk
Gotta stop moving the artifacts around too much in your hand and such, can't really get a good look at any of them but amazing finds regardless!