Indian artifact excavation

[GarGuy]

Well I have to stick with Angostura knife around 9,000 years old but the patina and wear hint that it may well be older. I would bet money, the material is a slick rootbeer colored edwards chert under that patina.

[georgec]

Thanks for your help gayguy I gave her your email Add.

[GarGuy]

We found a pile of them the past couple days.. ill post pics tomorrow when im a little rested.

[Chew]

Thanks for your help gayguy I gave her your email Add.

I may just save this post and whip it out from time to time.

[Bazo]

I may just save this post and whip it out from time to time.

[emoji23]


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[rosco11]

I may just save this post and whip it out from time to time.

Nice! Good catch!

[Reelthreat]

Thanks for your help gayguy I gave her your email Add.

[monsterspike]

i wonder if even 50% of these top quality sites have even been discovered yet...

looks like you guys have cornered the market on arrowheads. great read! best ever!

i dont know sic em from bow wow, but heres my question, to me, archaic refers to a timeline in the 600-700ad period.

is that the the era of most of these finds?

[Cisco Jack]

Archaic Period

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The name Archaic Period is given by archaeologists to the earliest periods of a culture. In particular, it may refer to:

• the Archaic period in North America (8000 BC–2000 BC)
• Archaic Greece (800 BC–480 BC)
• a period in the history of Etruscan art, between roughly 575 BC and 480 BC
• the Early Dynastic Period (Egypt) (3100 BC–2600 BC)

[Bazo]

Indian artifact excavation

This will give a better idea of time frames.






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[Texas Grown]

Hey Bazo! Thanks! Makes it much easier to get close.

[clayree]

Very cool stuff!!

[GarGuy]

I may just save this post and whip it out from time to time.

Nothing gets past the Booby trap...

[GarGuy]

here we go. Dont over look that pristine gahagen.

[Texas Grown]

GG, yall sure got into them!