Thumb scrapers lithic show

[Fat]

In an attempt to see some lithics I have picked up and maybe more common in Nebraskas heartland.
Please show me your artifacts made from, kinda like we did before.

 

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[Fat]

 

[antmike915]

Those are killer fat, awesome material.

 

[old digger]

you have some nice ones there. Here are a few nice ones from here in Montana.




A nice agate thumbscraper




A red jasper thumbscraper.

If you want more I could post some more.

 

[old digger]

A few more with different lithics.





I do have a some Knife River Flint also.

 

[dognose]

Nice material all.

The red jasper looks very nice

 

[dognose]

I found this red scraper last sunday.

 

[smallfoot]

A nice little red one from Florida.

 

[kentucky Quinn]

Eastern Kentucky overhang find
Thumb scraper

 

[dognose]

found March 31 2020

 

[goodtime]

Here you go Fat. This is the only chalcedony scraper we've ever found. 1 1/2 inches in length.

 

[dognose]

An April find

 

[TxAg]

One with cortex found in October.

 

[11KBP]

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What you have there is Kansas Flint Hills Permian chert. The variety is called Florence "D".
Will add some examples from my neck of the woods.

 

[H.P.]

I’ll put a couple in the pot, Fat..from the Santa Fe river, North Florida..good post...

 

[Up-North]

Something your familiar with fat....
This is the only k.r.f. Piece I’ve ever found.
Also a couple little 8 pointers “squaring “
Off.... till I showed up....✌️

 

[Up-North]

Re- try pic.

 

[goodtime]

What you have there is Kansas Flint Hills Permian chert. The variety is call Florence D.
More examples from my neck of the woods.

We don't find much Florence D 11KBP but when we do it's always a treat. I've always liked finding any of the banded materials.

 

[11KBP]

We don't find much Florence D 11KBP but when we do it's always a treat. I've always liked finding any of the banded materials.

It is always fun finding different lithics from distant sources in the region you hunt.

I feel fortunate finding the attractive artifacts made of the colorful varieties of Smoky Hill
jasper sources found in your region. That material is very popular with most Plains collectors

 

[smallfoot]

Another from central west coast Florida