Haven't posted in a while, but I have been working alot. Here is a pic of a biface scraper with a thumb groove, that i found in LLano, TX along an ancient dried up stream 5 days ago.... I found a couple of pieces of flint and then I noticed this piece half buried in the dust. I was taking my time, and good thing b/c I would have surely missed it. Central Texas Needs rain bad right now. I was hunting on my girlfriends dads hunting lease, and all the small ponds are dried up... It is a really thin little scraper... Happy huntin..
Wow Abarnard you have been keeping your eyes open in your travels. How many acres is his lease? I am getting ready for hunting season here. Nice finds good looking pieces.
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TnMountains
Crescent, meaning?? I am not sure if you are reffering to a type of tool or point, etc.. Can you explain Uniface
Abarnard
I think uni was talking about a type of tool that was crecent shaped. Its most times associated with clovis time frames. But has been duplicated by others in archiac and woodland.Its a nice find for sure. Here is a good picture of what they call a crecent.
thanks for the info TN. Yep, it does have a little bit of a crescent shape to it. I have another that is larger than that one, but I found it along the colorado.
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?? I am not sure if you are reffering to a type of tool or point, etc.. Can you explain Uniface
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