Some Of My Favorite Finds

[Nicodemus]

A few of my South Georgia finds over the years.

 

[Nicodemus]

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[specialk]

nice!

 

[Worlldbeater]

Those are great looking points ya got there. Thanks for sharing them. We spend a lot of time looking at the ground looking for past treasures of someone who we never knew.

 

[Nicodemus]

Two more. The Bolen was found by my beloved Grandmother around 1960 while I was helping her pick peas. She picked it up, brushed the dirt off of it, and handed it to me. To a little country boy it was a priceless treasure and to an old man today it still is. It also started a fire to find more, learn the history behind them, and to learn how to make them myself. Much of our world history is written in stone.

 

[GeorgiaGlockMan]

Inspiring.

Thanks for sharing those.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Those are some true treasures.

 

[antharper]

Some mighty nice ones there !

 

[Blueholetraveler]

Very nice, thanks for sharing!!!

 

[brunofishing]

WOW mighty fine points.

 

[jaybirdius]

How many thousands of years does that collection of points represent?

 

[Nicodemus]

How many thousands of years does that collection of points represent?

These points span from roughly 9,000 years BP to 600 years ago.

 

[jaybirdius]

Wow!!! And to think they survived without camo, scent killer and high powered rifles. I'd love to take a step back in time and see how in tune with the environment those folks were and their ability to read their surroundings.

 

[Hillbilly stalker]

Beautiful points Nic. A old timer told me once that every stone tool ever made was still here. That’s what started my interest. I don’t have much if any knowledge of them, but I sure do have a heap of respect for them. Just to think that’s all you had to get supper with or defend yourself with…..just wow ! I get an special feeling every time I find and hold one. You have some beauties there.

 

[deermaster13]

Very nice finds Nic. I enjoy seeing those south Ga points!

 

[trad bow]

Wow!!! And to think they survived without camo, scent killer and high powered rifles. I'd love to take a step back in time and see how in tune with the environment those folks were and their ability to read their surroundings.

Build you a self bow then your cane arrows. Knap a point then start off by stalking squirrels. Patience is the greatest skill you will need to learn.

 

[furtaker]

Nice points.

What kind is the fifth one down in the first set of pictures?

 

[NCHillbilly]

Nice points.

What kind is the fifth one down in the first set of pictures?

Hernando.

 

[Tentwing]

WOW ……… not gonna lie …… I am jealous

 

[furtaker]

Hernando.

I don't have much knowledge of points but I've never seen one like it.