Just got an email from fellow upstate New York treasure hunter Jonathon Just with a couple of recent finds he made around the Albany New York area. But I'll let him tell the story below.
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So here are the two points that I found.
The one on the left is a Levanna point, probably 700-900AD and were
pretty common in NY and NE. The tip is broken off but still a cool
find. The piece on the right looks like it was a scraper or blunt
projectile point and the base has broken off.
The area where I found these is Southwest of Albany in an area that
was settled by the Dutch in the 1600s. Descendents of that original
family still reside there. The old woman who I spoke with this morning
said that her grandparents used to tell stories of the family being able
to see the Native Americans' campfires through the woods at night.
They're not the best point in the world, but the thrill of finding
even a broken one is great. It's even better with a cool story like the
one I heard today.
Jonathon Just
Hi! My name is Michael. I was wondering, do you ever publish guest posts? I'd really like to write an article for your site, if you're interested. My e-mail address is mb@metaldetector.com. Hope to hear from you soon!
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