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  1. #1

    Mar 2007
    Freeport Texas
    107

    Brown Chert tools?

    This is some of the brown chert pieces I have found there...Thanks... Mike
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    I live at the end of the line for the Brazos, San Bernard, Colorado, rivers and I find alot of nice (small) fossils and artifacts...

  2. #2

    Mar 2007
    Freeport Texas
    107

    Re: Brown Chert tools?

    This is a few more of the possible big hand tools, possible fishing hook it looks like to eye has long since been lost? And some possible net weights? Thanks ... Mike
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    I live at the end of the line for the Brazos, San Bernard, Colorado, rivers and I find alot of nice (small) fossils and artifacts...

  3. #3

    Mar 2007
    Freeport Texas
    107

    Re: Brown Chert tools?

    This is somemore iffies? But could even be some maybe's? from that site..Thanks... Mike
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    I live at the end of the line for the Brazos, San Bernard, Colorado, rivers and I find alot of nice (small) fossils and artifacts...

  4. #4

    Jul 2006
    Wisconsin
    1,551

    Re: Brown Chert tools?

    I think one thing that might help you A LOT in figuring out what is and artifact and what isn't is this. Forget the notion that Indians made tools with special notches to "fit the hand just so". That just isn't the case. I see where every rock you pick up with an odd shape you show how it fits the hand...most tools were not hand held but rather hafted with a handle. Plus the amount of time it would take to grind out a hole for your thumb just wasn't worth it. And no, thumbs did NOT wear holes into rock after being used for a long time. Look for flaking scars- 95% of the stone artifacts are going to be flaked out, not ground stone. Hope this helps..
    "A culture truly grows great when old men plant trees in who's shade they know they will never sit"

 

 

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