MAMucker
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I was able to catch the tide just right yesterday at sunset, and took a walk in the muck.
The day temperature hit the mid 40s in the sun, but dropped to freezing during my short walk. That hurt.
Thoughts welcome.
Hereās the New England Classic. Itās a well used (Quartz) Merrimack Stemmed Point. The stem is ground smooth, but the blade edges still hold an edge. This is a Late Archaic type.
This Anomaly (point or tool) is strange in that it is crudely drill-like with the very flat bottom (Iāll call it the base) having the stoneās rind (or cortex).
The next (the Question Mark), Iām posting with a little hesitation. It appears to be an ancient piece of shell ground into a triangle point. Iāll let it speak for itself. Let me know if anyone has questions or knowledge to assist.
The day temperature hit the mid 40s in the sun, but dropped to freezing during my short walk. That hurt.
Thoughts welcome.
Hereās the New England Classic. Itās a well used (Quartz) Merrimack Stemmed Point. The stem is ground smooth, but the blade edges still hold an edge. This is a Late Archaic type.
This Anomaly (point or tool) is strange in that it is crudely drill-like with the very flat bottom (Iāll call it the base) having the stoneās rind (or cortex).
The next (the Question Mark), Iām posting with a little hesitation. It appears to be an ancient piece of shell ground into a triangle point. Iāll let it speak for itself. Let me know if anyone has questions or knowledge to assist.
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