Strange find in the pan...

goldhog

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May 14, 2013
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Actually, we found nice pottery earlier in the year and now this.
The farmer next to us has a whole box of these relics.
I'm just glad we found one.
Went to the arrowhead dating / ID website and hard to say... but looks like anywhere from
1000 - 4000 years old.

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Geochemdog

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WOW! Talk about unearthing a piece of history! Almost better then finding a clinker........almost.
 

burma

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Jun 26, 2012
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Actually, we found nice pottery earlier in the year and now this.
The farmer next to us has a whole box of these relics.
I'm just glad we found one.
Went to the arrowhead dating / ID website and hard to say... but looks like anywhere from
1000 - 4000 years old.

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it look like a arrowhead...its nice to have found that kind of stone.
i hope that someday i found one of that....:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


btw.congrats!!!!
 

Gold Maven

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Very nice, Quartz isn't used a lot. Post it in the North American Artifacts thread, they will love it.
 

strickman

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Actually, we found nice pottery earlier in the year and now this.
The farmer next to us has a whole box of these relics.
I'm just glad we found one.
Went to the arrowhead dating / ID website and hard to say... but looks like anywhere from
1000 - 4000 years old.

View attachment 988719
I have found a few just like it . Same quartz, very nice . Just a little downstream from there.There are a few areas where they used to grind corn and acorns on the shoals there are depressions similar to boil holes .But a little different shape .They would grind them with a forward and back motion making a oblong depression in the bedrock shoals .These are above the(present) river. Some are on large flat top boulders as well .I have found several in that area. That river had a lot of activity .
 

jcazgoldchaser

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May 8, 2012
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Actually, we found nice pottery earlier in the year and now this.
The farmer next to us has a whole box of these relics.
I'm just glad we found one.
Went to the arrowhead dating / ID website and hard to say... but looks like anywhere from
1000 - 4000 years old.

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That's pretty cool, doesn't look anywhere near that old....


.... did you find the whole hand or just the fingertips?
 

Lanny in AB

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Very unique find!

All the best,

Lanny
 

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