clovis points in se usa

[sadiejane]

most of you fellas sure are int he right place to find some of the oldest points known in the usa.
thought yall might find this map interesting

http://web.utk.edu/~dander19/clovis_southeast_569kb.jpg

[dtala]

I read several years ago that Alabama had produced more Clovis finds than any other state. Chesapeake Bay are has produced a lot of Clovis finds.

[Son]

SW Ga has done well with Clovis finds too.

I have three or four of em somewhere

[walkinboss01]

I've never found one, but it hasn't been from a lack of looking. Haha!!

[dalton257]

I bet if the archs knew they would be several of those circles in SW georgia a lot bigger. I dont think they take too much of an interest in south Ga. I know a couple of spots that keep producing clovis and other paleos as well

[Bow Only]

Originally Posted by dalton257

I bet if the archs knew they would be several of those circles in SW georgia a lot bigger. I dont think they take too much of an interest in south Ga. I know a couple of spots that keep producing clovis and other paleos as well

Exactly. I know of a spot that should be really big and its not on the map.

[Son]

Don't be fooled by points like this one. It's not a Clovis. It's a first stage Tallahassee Point, Middle Paleo. Most are found exhausted with nice serrations.

[Son]

Early Co. Ga, plows took some hits on this one