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Tale of 2 Indians

laplander said:
Thanks everyone. A friend ID it as Archaic Thebe 8000 to 10000 yrs old!
I am surprised no one wants my secrete settings on the Manticore for Indian artifacts LOL 🤫
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I would like to know those settings.
Are you detecting the Flint ?
Or does the shape of an Arrowhead show on the 2D screen ?
 
Odanscoils said:
Kirk corner notch ?
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Kirk is the name of the family who owned the property where this type of point was discovered. They are many others like the hardaway site in Stanly county NC where they found different types/styles of points. Pretty interesting if you get into it . The problem now is most farmers don't turn the ground so arrowhead hunters turn to metal detecting.
I live about 20 miles from the hardaway site but they won't let anyone in there .
 
1hotwire said:
Kirk is the name of the family who owned the property where this type of point was discovered. They are many others like the hardaway site in Stanly county NC where they found different types/styles of points. Pretty interesting if you get into it . The problem now is most farmers don't turn the ground so arrowhead hunters turn to metal detecting.
I live about 20 miles from the hardaway site but they won't let anyone in there .
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Thanks for the reply.
What small tribes lived in the Carolinas and SE US ?
 
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