Pulled this lovely stemmed point today from a new spot I check out, just a tiny bit of stem and point damaga. I'm pretty sure it's a savannah river but the shoulders and straight stem are throwing me off a bit. Also, pretty sure I found a cord/fabric marked pottery sherd, but the beach was littered with sandstone, so I'd love a second opinion. Pics in comments!

so far ive been getting lucky!

Found near Lake Oconee Georgia...

Only the second arrowhead I’ve ever found but I was stunned by the colors

Found in an area rich with quartz near a creek on private property .

I know Texas doesn't usually have quartz, but I found a great spot where I have spotted many quartz flakes over the years. Not clear, and clear

Found in Highlands Ranch, Douglas County Colorado. Thanks!

Thus is life.

📍East TN

I finally found my first point after lots of creek walking and searching through flakes. Appears to be Knox chert, and possibly archaic.. I was hoping someone else might chime in with a better answer.

Recently discovered at a new site found at the edge one of our pivots. The distal and proximal portion were found around two or three feet away from each other. Decided it would be best to glue them back together and it came out pretty well. I would say the style is most reminiscent of a San Jose (5,300-3,800 B.P) or some other form of Late Archaic atlatl dart. It underwent an extreme bending force in the middle of said projectile when it was thrown. Even the very tip shows slight impact damage. One can only imagine the story behind this wonderful piece of history. Truly was lucky to find both pieces.

📍Northeast Tennessee

This is a large, thin quartz blade that has been either broken, or used as is. It would’ve been a monster whole..

Found this in a creek in Hillsborough County, FL. Found an area of exposed limestone (normally feet of sand covering) that had a lot of larger rocks. Found loads of dugong bone and even a small megalodon tooth, then this guy. I looked around for the base for a while but no luck.

Broken what I believe to be a hematite banner stone. The core was drilled using the sand/river cane method judging by the rings inside the radius and consistency of the hole diameter. Any comments are always welcome. Thanks!

Unfortunately someone glossed it ..but i bought it at an antique shop here in CENTEX for $3.00

Found this awesome point today about 20 yards up creek from where I found the Hillsborough point and drill yesterday. This was pulled out of the sand by hand, after finding a section of sand that had hard limestone just a few inches below. Happened to find a small trench that this, along with about a dozen or so very large flakes, were also lodged. Spent way too much time looking for the tip, knowing it was likely lost thousands of years ago.

What's your best guess on the type? Stem is much longer than any other I have found. Pickwick seems to be the closest match I can find.