recents in VA. need help with ID

[wrenchmandan]

found these in the garden this spring
is the one that looks like a tooth a "Jetta"?

[wrenchmandan]

ahhh come on .... nobody?

[Wichita]

Not sure on the types, you're out of my area. Nice finds though. Either you are on a great site or you have a ginormous garden! Only thing I find in my garden is bugs!

[Steve Valentine]

wrenchmandan, welcome to the board. I wish I had a garden I could find points in. lol

In your first picture, from left to right, I would say a LeCroy Bifurcate, a Kirk Stemmed, this one's hard to say but most likely a Palmer, the next one is a Stanly, not really sure on this one but it looks Woodland while all the others look Archaic, and the last one might be a Morrow Mountian.

That's my take on your points but if our resident Virginia expert, Ghost Recon, will take a look he might say different.

Here's a decent site for IDing points.

Projectile Point Identification and Listing Website

[wrenchmandan]

Wow, thanks guys , I'm new to arrowhead hunting,but I am hooked now ,.... i found these in a new garden spot right beside my house , its about 50'x150', I live on top of a plateau like hill in the Rockfish River Valley, nelson county virginia,
I have found a few more but havent taken pics yet ,....I'm gonna do it now

hey Steve, thanks for the IDs
Dan

[ghost recon]

I'd say Steve gave you a good appraisal there, I think the first from the left may be a Stanley, and the fourth could be a Culpepper bifurcate, maybe even Kirk, but agree with Steve on the rest, just my best guess , I 'm no expert though. Good to see some other Va. finds around here, good luck on that garden spot.

[DesertWalker]

Wow! Maybe you should consider digging and sifting your garden. You may find some historic items too.

[mandospd]

fourth from the left is a Stanley..very common in Va and NC...do a google search on the name Floyd Painter and Rodney Peck

[Indianasmith]

Nice finds! I'm not familiar with VA points, but I do know that the Jetta type has a very limited range down in Central Texas, so it's not one of those. Welcome to the forum.