4-8-2010 What a killer morning

[Flintfinder of Mo.]

Heres how I did today. The blade is 6 and a half, and thin to the wind. Also another Cahokia. I am thrilled.
John

[DrGrip]

Great day for sure, but the blade is amazing!

Grip

[timtreasure]

Bow..chicka..wow..wow....you are on fire great artifacts tim

[ohio]

Will You Please Train Me? Lol! Man, that blade is unreal. What would you type it? Feel free to show us a side view. You just do not see points that size turning up very often. Sheesh.

Congrats,

Chuck

[Flintfinder of Mo.]

Thanks, I am not sure on the type of the blade.. It might be adena?? The pics dont do it justice, this is a big ole handfull of burlington flint.. I'd love to hear from some of you others about your thought on type. Thanks
John

[Hippy]

You gotta be shi**in me!!! Another killer find in a week. You are doing something right. This is definitely worth another banner!

That is a Morse Knife for all of you who don't know. Morse Knifes are supposed to Red Ochre culture in origin and are occasionally found with Turkey Tail points.

Hippy

[archer66]

Wow.....beautiful.

[Molly.]

That is a killer hunt. I love that lil triangle..so cool.
Thanks for sharin John.

Molly.

[SouthernGirl]

WOW! That is amazing

[brandywine]

Oh man, that is a jaw dropper!
Congrats ....man...that is great!

[The Grim Reaper]

Great finds John and awesome in situ pictures. That Morse Knife is sweet and another Cahokia is just too cool. There must be a cache of those washing out somewhere right in there.

Congrats on the great finds and thanks for the pictures.

[Th3rty7]

Dude, you're on fire, three more killers! That Morse knife is fantastic. No more of this " Just trying to keep up with you guys " nonsense, you're setting the bar, lol.

[Twitch]

I'd say it's a Morse knife, and between it and the Cahokia another banner day. You're my new hero. Seriously.

[joshuaream]

The big knife is very nice, is it from the same site as the Cahokia points? It looks like a classic Morse knife as Hippy pointed out, but there is also a dagger varient of the Ramey Knife found on some Mississippian (Cahokia) sites. If it was found close to the Cahokia points I'd say it's probably Mississippian and related to the points.

Joshua

[steve71]

sweet

[Flintfinder of Mo.]

Thanks guys, Josh It is a same site find as the Cahokia points. The best dern blade I've ever found...
John

[Americus]

Awesome finds. You must be "living right."

[JUNKYARD DOG]

John that is just a awsome knife, and the cahokias are great. you have a very nice creek there and I hope you keep pulling them out. Missouri has some great artifacts and you have found quite a few in the last week or so. good luck.... JYD...

[badandy]

badandy

[Tnmountains]

Ok you are Fired !!!! Fired up. That is crazy. That big blade is the bomb!!lol That is fanstatic. You need to go bid some jobs and get back to work you are killing us.
Great finds. I am reaaly not sure what to say,,, speechless

TnMtns