Artifact ID Help

[TBrandum]

Do you have a picture of the other side?

[Texastaxi]

No idea, but it's pretty cool.

I'm impressed that the ruler was made in USA


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that's funny!

[Gunnyart]

Native American judo point.

[systemnt]

these were made in late 1700's by the assistant to the medicine man of the native american cingularhah tribe. Was used to distinguish their cell phones from other tribes.
usually colored orange using salmon eggs mixed with buffalo tongue ..or orange tang.. whichever they had the most of at the time.

[Man]

When yall say "Modern" .....does that mean within the last 500 hundred years or so?

[Reelthreat]

Oh it is real. Found by Dr Tom Stark in Bee county Texas some years ago. Dr stark died about a year ago and it was given to a friend of mine that hunted with him for many years. I also knew Dr Stark very well.

Man, them old timers sure could tell some tall tales and good stories.

BUT that is 100% modern and made from Burlington chert from Missouri or Illinois. Very few effigies/eccentric pieces have ever been found. Even when they are found they usually have some sort of resemblance to a known type.

[flywise]

When yall say "Modern" .....does that mean within the last 500 hundred years or so?

I think they mean with in 100

[Tx_Wader]

I'll bet it's a tool to uniform arrow shafts.

No those are in the shape of a half-moon. I found one near Cotulla and it's in the ranch owners collection now.

Never seen or heard of one of those thunderbird looking objects being ancient but you never know.

I'd take it to an expert at UT and have it examined and carbon dated.

[speck1]

Man, them old timers sure could tell some tall tales and good stories.

BUT that is 100% modern and made from Burlington chert from Missouri or Illinois. Very few effigies/eccentric pieces have ever been found. Even when they are found they usually have some sort of resemblance to a known type.

Spot on!

[Clintk]

Modern

[Dmillerdesign]

send a picture to these guys and see what they think.

http://www.peachstatearchaeologicalsociety.org/index.php/artifact-identification

[JWHunt]

send a picture to these guys and see what they think.

http://www.peachstatearchaeologicals...identification

Thank you for the link.

[Mike Murphey]

It’s called an effigy. Probably this one is an eagle. Natives would chip out forms, toys and unusual objects like this for children and tribal ceremonies.

[Bowhuntnman]

Modern

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[bowsticker]

No idea but its got some detail in it LOL