Central Texas point variety pack.

[Krisrock]

We live about 25 miles from where the Pedernales river flows into the Colorado river at Lake
Travis in Austin. Pedernales points are the most abundant point type in our neck of the woods.
We find them in almost every camp. The difference in styles from one Perd to the next never
ceases to amaze me. Ears, no ears, flute, no flute, the one thing that remains constant is the
bifurcated butt, it doesn’t change. Here are all the whole Perds we have found in the past three
years. The drill in the middle my wife found a couple of weeks ago, nicest I’ve ever seen.


This is a variety of no ear stem points Angostura, Lerma, Travis, Nolan. A couple of unknowns.


This is a variety of early triangles and eared stem points. Castroville, Marcos, Marshal Ensor,
Zorra and A couple of unknowns. I’ll Post some more later. I'm going diggin !

 

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[ohioaxeman]

super awesome drill...

 

[Neogeo]

Great stuff.Love the drill and big knife...
Good luck man,I might even try to get out

 

[olroy70]

great location to hunt!

sometimes I really miss living in central tx............

very nice points!!!!!!!

 

[JUNKYARD DOG]

fantastic points, drill is kick a$$!!!!!!
JYD....

 

[Airborne80]

Fantastic points my friend!!!!

 

[Krisrock]

Thanks Y'all. It's nice to find people sharing the same interests in the tools and weapons from the first peoples to inhabit our beautiful country!
They litterally rocked How many times have you picked up a trinket only to say " What the heck was that used for ? " I have found some interesting stuff. The funny thing is 95% of what I bring home that is not a stone artifact from the indigenous people. It is something one of them undoubtedly brought back to their camp thousands of years ago, you know they were saying " isn't that cool " fossils and stuff made by their predecessors. I like this hobby. Great Web page !

 

[iowa trout]

What a treat super cool goods and the drill a smoker ,what is material on biggest piece?thanks for sharing.

 

[Krisrock]

I think the large Travis blade left hand side, is either Edwards or Georgetown chert. The piece was found by the Blanco river last year.

 

[theviking]

Great collection of points, killer drill. Thanks for the killer pics. Keep'em comming.

 

[Americus]

Wow! Awesome points. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Get-the-point]

Outstanding!!! That is a great display of some nice points....Your wife out-did you on that hunt. That drill is awesome!!!! Welcome to the forum..........You have a couple of pieces that look like possible Cody Complex............Thanks for showing them............GTP

 

[Lone Star]

Man that sure is "Purdey". All I can say is , God Bless Texas. We've got it all. Lots of places to hunt, nobody messes with you, and lots of variety. Thanks for showing. Lone Star

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Great looking Texas artifacts Krisrock. I am from southern Ohio but really like Texas types so I have been slowly but surely putting together a pretty nice tray of Texas pieces. Some I got as gifts and a few others I have bought at very reasonable prices.

Here's the tray I have put together so far.

 

[mad.co.walker]

Great looking Texas artifacts Krisrock. I am from southern Ohio but really like Texas types so I have been slowly but surely putting together a pretty nice tray of Texas pieces. Some I got as gifts and a few others I have bought at very reasonable prices.

Here's the tray I have put together so far.

is there a point that you dont have in your collection. leave me in your will !!!!!!!!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Great looking Texas artifacts Krisrock. I am from southern Ohio but really like Texas types so I have been slowly but surely putting together a pretty nice tray of Texas pieces. Some I got as gifts and a few others I have bought at very reasonable prices.

Here's the tray I have put together so far.

is there a point that you dont have in your collection. leave me in your will !!!!!!!!

I've been working on trying to get points from every state and Texas has some of my favorite types. I have 27 states so far and I just got an email today that some from Idaho are on the way and a guy is bringing me some Indiana pieces to the Ripley show so that will make 29.

 

[mad.co.walker]

Great looking Texas artifacts Krisrock. I am from southern Ohio but really like Texas types so I have been slowly but surely putting together a pretty nice tray of Texas pieces. Some I got as gifts and a few others I have bought at very reasonable prices.

Here's the tray I have put together so far.

is there a point that you dont have in your collection. leave me in your will !!!!!!!!

do you have any from Alaska? my grandfather gave me three many years ago from there.id be happy to send one or two to you. i can email you a picture if youd like them. steve.

I've been working on trying to get points from every state and Texas has some of my favorite types. I have 27 states so far and I just got an email today that some from Idaho are on the way and a guy is bringing me some Indiana pieces to the Ripley show so that will make 29.

 

[Krisrock]

Thank Y'all again for the kind words. Nice frame SRV. I like the new ones from the mail in the other post as well. Look for a new post called "Native Texan Tool Box" from me this afternoon. Happy Hunting !