A Slick Hunt!

[Bell-Two]

Saturday was a beautiful day here in Ohio, so I invited my friend Bill down to do some field hunts. We both made some good finds. Our first stop was a corn field that has given some good things up in the past. I found a couple of buttons and an elegant suspender buckle that was slightly bent. The best find was an eyeball find, an Archaic Period stone pestle. They call this type of pestle a Hoof Pestle due to its shape. This pestle dates from around 3,000 BC!







We moved on to another spot where last week I got the 1872 Indian and 1843 Large Cent.

More buttons here and two wheat cents, a 1919 and a 1909 were nice finds. My best find was an N/D Large Cent. I got small sliver of a good signal amidst trash and iron and at about 6” I saw on edge a green disc. It turned out to be a slicky Large Cent. From what I can make out I think it is a Classic Head but to be honest I don’t think we will know for sure.

 

[Lodge Scent]

Nice digs! That pestle is a great find :congrats:

 

[GA1dad]

Outstanding!!!

 

[OxShoeDrew]

Oldest find....ever? :wow:mg:

 

[RIdirtdigger]

Wow, that's quite an eyeball find. I'm always on the lookout for Native American artifacts while detecting but other than a few "worked" rocks, have not suceeded. Great hunt!!!

 

[del]

congrats on the very unique Native American pestle Tony :notworthy:

 

[MangoAve]

I'm always on the lookout for Native American artifacts while detecting but other than a few "worked" rocks, have not suceeded.

Over by Lee I found once a small piece of obsidian. Possibly a broken arrowhead from the Pyquag. There is a section of my town named after a tribe but I am not sure where to narrow down the area where they were, to maybe find something.

 

[Bell-Two]

Oldest find....ever? :wow:mg:

Well Drew I also have found a Thebes point, these date at about 8,000 BC