best afternoon in a terrible long time

[larson1951]

it took my friend and me all afternoon but when you see the images you will probably agree
i never found a point like this and let alone two of them laying there about 3 feet apart
lars

 

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[naturegirl]

Amazing!

 

[pickaway]

Amazing finds congrats there man...

 

[quito]

Hard to imagine finding 2 bone points and no flint points on a site like your Lars. but WAY TO GO!!!!!! Those are GREAT!!!!

Joel

 

[joshuaream]

The plow might have gotten into the top of a cache pit, that's about the only reason I see for two artifacts like that to be so close together in a field.

Joshua

 

[headhunter7]

DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[d2]

Larson, I am never surprised anymore by your finds, just simply amazed. Those are great!!!d1

 

[Neogeo]

Dang man your killin me all over again....lol.I am gonna have to go diggin in the A.M..to finish my fix...har..Great hunt my friend....Those bone points are the stuff of dreams for me..Congrats..Neo

 

[Charmin]

I have learned so much from your finds! I never knew the Indians used bone for points--I guess it would only make sense to use bone(since there was an abundance of it).
You have a wonderful site and I can't wait to log on everyday and see what you've found!
Excellent photography, Mr. Larson!!

sandcreek~~

 

[larson1951]

found another antler in the same area, joshua you might be right
i will post a picture here

also i didn't notice till last night the 2 antler or bone points are different
one is round and one is 4 sided
here are the pics

 

[Neogeo]

pho-freakin-nomimal!!!!It would not surprize me if ya found a Roseta-like stone next....lol

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Awesome finds larson. You didn't even find a point and I think that's one of the better hunts I have seen you post. Those 2 Arrowpoints are really nice. The closest thing we have to that here is a Deer Antler Arrowpoint that will have one small "tang" or "knob" that sticks up on one side of the base end. Sometimes it will be drilled in that protrusion. I noticed the difference in the shapes when you first posted them. I'm still amazed at the amount of Bone artifacts you find. We find quite a bit here but some of your hunts produce more than we'll find in a month.

 

[*Molly*]

Unusual finds, are they bone spearheads?
I wonder if they are dolly pegs..

Steve you ever found any others like that?

Molly.

 

[larson1951]

thanks SRV and Molly
what are the pieces you are talking about, SRV
what are 'dolly pegs", Molly

 

[jaron3]

All I can say is WOW.

 

[shorelinesearcher]

Green with envy is all I can say. Very nice, what period do these date to?

mike

 

[Buckhunter]

Those bone points look allot like harpoon heads from the Eastern Arctic Dorset culture. Those maybe the neatest bone finds I have ever seen.

 

[larson1951]

thanks buck
i don't think they were ever used which is kinda cool in another respect

i don't know how to date them
lars

 

[cthulhu]

beauties, that's for sure.

 

[larson1951]

maybe SRV or Molly or pickaway can date them
larson