Yep Del struck first today. Our local club YTC (Yankee Territorial Coinshooters) were approached by the Archaeologist from the Pequot Indian Museum and wanted to know if we would be willing to assist them in finding a fort site from the Pequot Wars, which I believe were from 1636-37. Everyone was psyched and we have been doing this as time permitted. I have been there 3 times and Dan was able to get there for his first hunt today. Not much has been found and the primary targets are the musket balls that were fired from the British at the Indian fort. Only 3 or 4 have been found and this hunt has been going on 3 days a week for a bunch of weeks now. Sometimes as many as 6 guys at a time are hunting. So far, targets have been sparce to say the least!! But Dan got a Musket ball and everyone was pumped. A definite good find my friend Not to far from his find I got a low reading (shotgun shell like) and soon was staring at what we were all hoping to find...a sort of mini Holy Grail lol The brass arrow point!!! 5 down and there it was staring at me while I was looking for that 25th shotgun shell lol I couldn't believe it!! I didn't want to get too excited just in case this was some cut copper flashing from a roof. They had found some pieces and were disapointed before. But I soon realized that this was different. It was shaped kinda like a shark's tooth and that was no scrap flashing I must admit I looked a lot like this (inside at least) I'm gonna have to rely on Dan to post a picture, because of all times for my E mail to freeze up, it has to be now :bangahead01: So bear with me on this. I'm really happy our club can help place this fort on the map for future people to enjoy. A bit of history saved today.