lets see your gravers awls

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Here are a few from V.A. No pretty flint here, but all ID by a friend who is an archy for the state.
 

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Awsome. Love seeing the other tools we dont get to see too much of on here.
 

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Here's some of my better Engravers. The ones in the last two pictures are Scrapers with Engraver Spurs on them that are usually considered a Paleo Tool.
 

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a few awls and bone stuff
i think i posted these B4
 

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Those are awsome. Wish we had bone tools to hunt here. Since most everything we do has something to do with water our finds are allways stone.
 

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OK so mine are nothing as great as yours, but they are still my treasures. I found them at Douglas Lake, you know when they let the lake dry up. I thought the small piece was a rock at first. Then a friend of mine (Grizzlies Nat. Am. jewlery) looked at it with his glass and said it is bone. The long one is 3 inches and the small one is 1 inch. Thank you.
 

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