Lifetime Find For Me (Artifact)

[Krivoman]

All arrowheads are awesome, no matter how crude or fine they are. They were still made by Indians a long dang time ago...

[Clark]

Sorry for the poor picture quality, I suck at camera.

A small Kinney from Montell
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Martindale from Driftwood
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Montell from Leander, surface find
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4.5", grade 10 base-tang knife from Driftwood
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small corner-tang from Sun City G-town
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Surface Paleo find, Midland (unfluted Folsom) from Anderson Mill road, Austin
bleached white after 8-9000 years sitting in the sun
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Broke Martindale, Driftwood
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Un-identified Paleo, Fitzhugh Road, Dripping Springs
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All surface finds from the deer lease, Big Wells, Dimmit Co.
Abosolos, Frios, etc
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[Clark]

A Carrizo from the lease
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I am good at finding broke stuff,
Some paleo bases in the middle
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little scrapers, blades and tools
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Even more broke stuff
Front and back of what was a great Nolan in the top center, Little Arkansas campground, Wimberley
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The crude white points at the bottom are marble points from the family farm
Talladega National Forest, Alabama
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Little better stuff.
A Starr, Montell and an partially bleached Ensor
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Hand scraper, tool, Ruby Ranch, Hays Co.
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[Clark]

Bigger stuff

Hide scraper, Ruby Ranch


exhausted 4-beveled bi-face
Reimers Ranch, Pedernales River


Tools


Hand-axe, Ruby Ranch
Cortex left on one side for grip

[head]

great thread. i've always enjoyed looking for this stuff. never very lucky tho.

[quarterback]

Clark, the hand axes and scrapers you list as "Ruby Ranch" look like some stuff I've found in Llano County. Is that anywhere near there?

[BowBuck2]

Very nice, congrats.

[Clark]

QB,
Ruby Ranch is on Onion Creek, Hays County.
Tools are common throughout the Hill Country and Llano is full of artifacts.
Post em up!

[letsgoboys8204]

wow great finds

[Johnny]

Great finds Clark! I have found I believe 6 broke Montells but never a whole one yet. Awesome finds. We have found a lot of pre-forms and hand axes wherever we find arrowheads. We've shoeboxes full of stuff like that. I'll try to get some pictures this evening of some of it.

We stayed on a ranch along Onion Creek two years ago but didn't look that much. Big mistake.

[tx07]

Those big heads have to be for a spear, nice finds mate!

[flinch]

Johnny,
Is this a pay public dig/camp you went on, or your own/friends private ranch dig?