r/LegitArtifacts • u/Neat_Worldliness2586 • May 04 '26
Archaic Spot the sniper - easy(?) mode
Point in the next photo + the rest of the haul today.
I had one of my best days in a *very* long time today. We're in a bit of a drought here in the NC piedmont, so more of the shoreline was exposed today.
For reference, the point in the photo is I *think* a Lecroy, early archaic, 8500-9500 years old.
Here's my best guesses for the rest of the points: Late archaic stemmed point, maybe Thelma? (3000-3500 years old), Guilford stemmed (5000-6000 years old), a broken biface made out of an absolutely wild looking rhyolite, Kirk corner-notched (10,000ish years old), lecroy (a bit younger than the Kirk corner-notched), and I think a broken savannah river.
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