The nicest bone tool Ive found so far.

[T Witko]

The nicest bone tool I've found so far.

I got out looking for a bit the afternoon. I figured it was a pretty good day when I found the nice scraper, great point and the pottery shard with a non-typical design. Then I saw what look like the end of a shoulder blade hoe (it may have started out as one). I almost put it back because at first glance it looked broken. Then I looked again. This tool was used and used and used and . . . . . . The first two photos are "as found" condition. I'd like to point out that in the last photo, the cut area that looks wet, isn't. It's polished smooth from use. Most all the nicks, breaks and chips in it are worn smooth from being used after it was damaged.

 

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[larson1951]

Re: The nicest bone tool I've found so far.

hey nice shovel man
hard to find one as nice as that baby
that little gum drop is a picture perfect example
you did good
oh yes, that is a nice quarter also
steve

 

[flintdigger]

Re: The nicest bone tool I've found so far.

Hey very nice artifacts. That pottery shard look's a bit different from most that I have seen from the Dakota's is that finger impressions that I see along the top edge very interesting? I like that point and that gum drop scraper is really a nice one as Steve said and I agree a classic example. That is a nice bone tool it sure has been used a lot, it sure has some nice polish on it.

 

[joshuaream]

Re: The nicest bone tool I've found so far.

Very nice bone shovel, great finds.

 

[steve71]

Re: The nicest bone tool I've found so far.

nice finds