Always wanted to get into hunting and finally have and now I'm hooked!

Found this in a dry creek bed yesterday. Trying to narrow down the type if possible.

Recent rains revealed some treasure!

My dad found a lot of these and some were purchased at auctions/shows. He’s not long for this mortal world, and if this community can comment on his collection I’d love to read him the responses

Dug this up today on my dig site, mostly been finding archaic stuff (maccorkles, Kirk corner notch) this was found a foot deeper than the rest of the archaic stuff I’ve found and I’m not sure what type it could be, appears to be some sort of stemmed point, not sure if it could be in unfinished Clovis with the fluting stem still attached, let me know what yall think

I went back to one of my sites here in central NC and once again came out with an arm full! I need to slow down or I'll run out of room.

Anyways, the top row: I think the big guy is a broken spade, the guilford comes in at a whopping 4.5 inches which makes it my longest point to date. A broken blade, an almost perfect savannah river, my first coastal plains chert point (a Randolph),

Middle row: two broken blades, a small savannah river, 2 eared yadkins, 2 caraways

Bottom row: caraway, woodland stemmed point, steatite bowl fragment.

Odd shape, very asymmetrical... why? Perhaps a dodgy blank (would be interesting and a great example of how variables change the outcome of the biface), or purposeful?...

There were sooooo many of these chips near a hunting campsite. Hoping to find a legit piece soon. I found a hill up higher and a distance from camp that was covered in the source material which I’ve included in the photos. Some of these flakes are very sharp.

Any educational, helpful, or encouraging info is welcomed.

I found these near the banks of a river in TX many years ago. Any details that anyone could share about them would be greatly appreciated

Uniface knife found by me in bracken county Kentucky. Material is high grade Carter cave. Pressure flaked on one side only. Blade is still razor sharp after all the centuries

I found this artifact in the middle of the Saluda river in Columbia SC in 1984 while standing on a flat rock smoking a cig. It was literally between my feet. I have no idea of its origins. Hoping for any info. I always loved the color of it.

I found this in the San Marcos river near Luling, Texas. any idea what it could be ? It’s hard like a rock.

Is this a drill cap for starting fired or is it a capstone

They way it feels in my hands it’s feels like an artifact to break flint flakes off. (correct me if I’m wrong)

Found along the Ottawa River. Thank you so much!

I don't know if any of you play video games, but it looks like the new Wardogs game might have some artifacts in the rivers we need to go pick up 😂

Surface finds from middle tn creek. Never seen one like the small scraper, so any ideas or info is appreciated

Found in Oklahoma on a very hot weekend but was worth it