my humble attempt to ID my "farm finds" any help encouraged...

[bravowhiskey]

I'm not too good at this, but a guy has to start somewhere, eh?. All found on most recent trip.
Thinking this may be a Lange. Location is right, central Texas.



Only have the Distal end of this one, but may be enough to say a Scottsbluff or maybe Angostura. (top one)
The one at the bottom is different than any found here previously. I'll offer Elam, possibly.





A chip off the old block, or core, as the case may be, may have started to work this, but mainly looks like just a biface thinning flake?.



This is a Crinoid Stem with pieces of a different stem, used as necklace decor. I can see how these would be easy to separate and incorporate into a necklace.



The piece at right, thought was a part of a head, and may be, but now I can see it may be a broken alternate preform. I did not know of these until I checked some Texas Arrowhead reference material. (cut me some slack, I'm admittedly a pure rookie)



I didn't forget about you uniface...here are a couple for ya.



Well, what do you think? Did I get any right? I will take no offense to any critique, bring 'em on.

Caution...student driver,
BW

[Neogeo]

I can't help ya with the typein,but those are some fine pieces ya found.Well done...keep it up.

[Tnmountains]

Great finds and pictures. We need the Texas experts in here. I have a hard enough time in my humble area. Nice ones Bravo

HH
TnMtns

[uniface]

Not a biface thinning flake, BW. Cortex on one end. Three previous removals on top, attempted removal from bottom, then the whole thing taken off for a fresh start. VERY nice item. My guess would be pretty early, but Neanderthal's your go-to guy for your part of the country.

[crow12c]

They are Sweet! I like the mat. cool stuff,

[bravowhiskey]

Just wanted to say thanks to all, for your input.

Have a heck of a weekend!
BW

[crow12c]

Is that rain on my doppler?yea buddy, its coming into the great mid-west! hope we get 5"!!!

[bravowhiskey]

bump for ID

[Jonnyreb]

Hmmm Well, I'm not from Central Texas, but it could be a Lange or shall I submit "Darl"? The broken one (Distal end) is hard to tell The other is also hard to put a type on for me. Looks like it was a well used knife thats had a hard life.
The other that you call Elam looks to be one that was worn down to a nub. (?)
Of course the other stuff does look like tools to me.
I'd say you had a good trip. Those are some nice peices either way or whatever the types may be.

[docmann]

Bravo,
Very nice bag of rocks! Can't help with specific ID, but impressive finds. Keep up the good work.
Doc

[naturegirl]

Can I offer up godley on that first one? Maybe not small enough, but I'm looking at the concave edges right above the shoulders. Just having fun here, and I only have few references. Is the flaking fine? Is there a lot of grinding on the stem? This book says godleys are a north central texas point. Brazos river area

ng

[bravowhiskey]

I'ld like to thank all you fine folks for your input.
After some research I was doing on a totally non-related subject I ran across info regarding middens dug at Camp Bowie in Brown County, Tx. (this was a sanctioned dig by official archaeologists)
The first point of those pictured now seems to most closely resemble an Ensor-style dart point. This based on a very similar one found and pictured from the Camp Bowie site, which is close to where this one was found. (see "what middens tell us")

http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/bowie/index.html

Still waiting for Neanderthal to weigh in on this post.
My apologies for the beating of a dead horse

BW

[creek astronaut]

real nice finds BW