found these arrowhead huntin

[Neogeo]

I think the round thing is a ball of tar.

A side creek

Calcite

It's lighter then it looks,does not float,does not scrstch with your fingernail,But a hot pin will go into it.

 

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[Harry Pristis]

The curly bivalve appears to be Exogyra ponderosa. The mold looks to be a pectinid (scallop), but can't be certain. Both are Cretaceous in age.

The translucent pebble may be gypsum.

That's a pretty creek!

 

[Neogeo]

Thanx for the id's....Yeah that a pretty creek for sure..Those large bivalves are everywhere there..

 

[SnakemanBill]

Is that Walnut Creek south of Austin? Used to camp there when I lived in Texas. lots of Exogyra to be found. Great place to look for snakes too!

 

[Neogeo]

It's close to it....Yeah the walnut is packed with'em

 

[SnakemanBill]

Don't know where I got Walnut Creek?? Must be another park I visited in the Hill Country. I meant to say Mckinney Falls State Park?

 

[allen]

those would look awesome in a display case !