Engraved Connecticut Bowl

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Charl

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Americus said:
That is an awesome artifact. Did you find it?

Thanks, Americus. We have found bowls here in RI, but this Ct. example was a purchase.
 

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Thats a nice bowl. I've only found a half of one at the bottom of a lake when it was lowered. It was sticking out like it was whole. Just my luck.
 

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Surface hunted that farm, was known for adzes and gouges, was a huge cremation burial site two lots away that was destroyed extracting gravel to build a road bed.

Nice bowl, may have come out of that other lot, heard there was many found while excavating fill.
 

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Very nice! only find shards myself I did find an interesting unfinished piece I will have to post...thanks for shareing!
 

flintmel

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Charl, I had befriended Mr. Bennet many years ago, should have seen the boxes of gouges, adzes, celts, etc. he had picked while walking his dog, had a beautiful 1/4 grooved axe and a translucent green flint side knotched spear about 6" long. Not sure where it all went after he passed.
 

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flintmel said:
Charl, I had befriended Mr. Bennet many years ago, should have seen the boxes of gouges, adzes, celts, etc. he had picked while walking his dog, had a beautiful 1/4 grooved axe and a translucent green flint side knotched spear about 6" long. Not sure where it all went after he passed.

Wow. Appreciate the info, Mel. I had a feeling, being from your neck of the woods, that you would have heard of the farm. Cool that you surface hunted there. I've only found a few hardstone pieces in my collecting career. Born about 50 years too late I guess. Wonder what the material was for that side-notch. Must have been awesome to say the least.
 

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Snakeman said:
Very nice! only find shards myself I did find an interesting unfinished piece I will have to post...thanks for shareing!

Love to see it Snakeman!
 

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