Does anyone have flint rock in their area?

[Stinky_Hooker]

Thanks brother! I appreciate it. I will order some online if need be but I thought it would be cool to get some from someone I actually "know" and make something with it. And maybe put something in the mail back to you as a thank you down the road.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by Stinky_Hooker

Thanks brother! I appreciate it. I will order some online if need be but I thought it would be cool to get some from someone I actually "know" and make something with it. And maybe put something in the mail back to you as a thank you down the road.

Naaa... the only thing I ever need can be found right here... and that's the friendship and helpfulness of all the good folks on this site.

[randlemanboater]

SH,
I know it is very rocky around here, and I know people find arrow heads all over the place, but I have no idea which rocks to send you, any idea?

[Blue_Runner]

RB I think flint isn't really found in our specific area. When you find flint it is mostly deposited here (left behind) by the natives as a by-product of thier tool making. Further toward the mountains it is more common.

Now if you ever get up to Morrow Mountain in Albemarle the place is covered in rhyolite which was a major quarry for native peoples in NC. Points made from Morrow Mountain rhyolite have been found from Florida to Maine due to the trading that they did.

[Destroyer]

Stink, I haven't forgotten, but there's been a coating of about 1" of snow on the ground for the past week. Impossible to see anything on the ground right now. As soon as the weather breaks a little and the ground clears I'll go hunting for you.