Thanks we do have some nice finds here. I live on Chickasaw hunting ground between civil war battle sites and a Fossil park. So there is tons to look for
Thanks we do have some nice finds here. I live on Chickasaw hunting ground between civil war battle sites and a Fossil park. So there is tons to look for
Yeah, I'd say so. That pipe you've got is awesome. Should post it by itself.
I've been asked to show more detailed pictures of the pipe so here are some additional photographs. The picture showing the pipe facing left is how it was laying on the bottom of the creek when I found it.
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Well I had asked to see the pipe in a PM but this was much better. I guess I will bring it back to the top cause it is the coolest pipe I have ever seen found. A truly great Artifact.
My sister who was with me when I found the pipe was recently up north and had some time to visit a museum in Chicago and saw a display that contained a pipe very similar to the one that I found last July. I'm unsure where this was found but plan to look into it.The picture isn't that great because it was taken with her phone. Any thoughts?
My sister who was with me when I found the pipe was recently up north and had some time to visit a museum in Chicago and saw a display that contained a pipe very similar to the one that I found last July. I'm unsure where this was found but plan to look into it.The picture isn't that great because it was taken with her phone. Any thoughts?
The 1 in the picture looks like I hopewell pipe. or Adena the human figure behind the pipe looks Adena Google Hopewell and Adena platform pipes
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Wow! I'm 70 years old and your pipe is one of the most fabulous things I've ever seen! Reminds me of photos of Mayan and Aztec ceramics, very strong, solid and nature-oriented style. Triple Wow! Andi
My thought exactly the first time I saw it. When looking at the Mayan's art it looks just like some type of Mayan artwork. I was watching America Unearthed and Scott Wolter says that he believes that the Mayans did migrate to the US at some point which is not far fetched to think because central and South America is connected and it is a no brainer to think they may have came here by land. Just a thought. Maybe it would be worth trying to contact him about this piece. Submit a picture to him at history.com/unearthed .... it might just be a very insightful piece of history.
He might just make you famous
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