Just some tools

[CreekSide]

In this frame I’ve got some Adze Blades, scrapers, flake blades, crude points, crude drills, and a few others I’m sure I missed.
2nd picture is a colorful crooked drill, my best end scraper and a glass button I found in a creek. When was the last time you saw a glass button?

 

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[antmike915]

The glass button is interesting, I've never found one; or remember seeing one....... until now 👍

 

[Older The Better]

Little something I just read when looking into a button I found, to paraphrase two hole buttons were often ladies buttons used for lighter fabrics, 4 holes were made for heavier fabrics, like work wear and coats… as far as the tools, it shows the other side of native tool box. Nice way to round out what the natives were doing down there.

 

[CreekSide]

I even found a small point in the mix. That’s why I save everything in the year then go back through it all. This one

 

[CreekSide]

The glass button is interesting, I've never found one; or remember seeing one....... until now 👍

Probably from the 20s like most of the older things I find. I should give it to the owner cause his grandmother lived somewhere in that area.

 

[CreekSide]

Also in the picture is 2 polished rocks and a quartz crystal I found in a campsite.

 

[Older The Better]

You read about medicine bundles, with secret contents, I’ve always thought a unique polished stone would be a good candidate for a medicine bag item… but I don’t think you could ever prove that’s where it came from

 

[CreekSide]

You read about medicine bundles, with secret contents, I’ve always thought a unique polished stone would be a good candidate for a medicine bag item… but I don’t think you could ever prove that’s where it came from

That’s a good analysis
But yes it would be hard to prove