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Thats cool. I used to to a lot of arrowhead hunting along the Mohawk river. I miss that but I have since taken up looking for shark teeth and its really fun. The different variety of teeth added to other fossils that you can find make it a very addicting hobby.
I should have explained myself further. I have long since moved to Maryland, and I look for teeth at the Chesapeake bay. I think the closest area to you would be in New Jersey.
Now I understand. I guess I'll have to stick to arrowheads.
Thanks Chris
Nothing wrong with arrowheads, I wish they were more accesible in Maryland. Down here the quality of the flint/chert is nothing like NY, and land is on lock down with all the posting! The limited access is very frustrating, that also includes the bay for teeth hunting.
I have some good pix of my New York finds. If they decide to to start a New York artifacts board I will try and post. If you havent looked by the Schoharie river, by Central Bridge off interstate 88, its worth a trip.
North of that. Check a map for Central Bridge off 88. This is a huge valley that has cliffs over the Schoharie river. There was a farm called "Westhiemer Farms", they gave us permision to comb their fields, loaded with things. You could also "fish" the river and check the fields along the banks.