GG, What point type is that at the top of the first pic in post #3101? I have one and can't pin an accurate ID.
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The one that you named FLOUNDER is an absolute beauty, as are the other two. I am curious though....With as many artifacts as you have found throughout the years, what is it that makes it the best personal find you have? Is it type, age, flaking quality, rare type or a combination of all?Comment
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All of that plus symmetry, size, thinness, and flaking tech.Originally posted by bobc View PostComment
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Some oldiesAttached FilesComment
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After all the crazy flooding, I figured there might be a little gravel worth grubbing in my creek at the arrowhead site. No jaw droppers but fun in the water.Attached FilesComment
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Nice points sir...................Comment
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Would love to go visit you, and dig with you once in my lifetime Sir.
Those are all amazing!Comment
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What is that round one - mano, hammer stone?Comment
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Man is odd and fine. It is a large agate ground smooth and flat on both sides. One side has a nutting/anvil Indention. The polish on the surface us the finest I ever saw. Slick j.g er than glass.Originally posted by rtjh View PostComment
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This post made me want to get back and dig in our pit. Spent a few hours this morning sifting dirt. No real killers but it was fun to find some again.
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Nothing wrong with that. 8 dandy perds. Some heart breakers there too.Originally posted by speck1 View PostThis post made me want to get back and dig in our pit. Spent a few hours this morning sifting dirt. No real killers but it was fun to find some again.
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Trying to post picture. Found this in atascosa county.Comment
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