Let’s see some back lit beauties.
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T.C.
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Personal find...Lake County. It's broke about where my thumb and middle finger are at. Found it in a cow track...lucky to find both pieces.
It's right at 6 inches.
It's right at 6 inches.
welsbury
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Love the banded obsidian. Gorgeous piece.
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welsbury
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Exceptional piece. What kind of material is that?
arrow86
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That’s unreal ! I think that’s the best looking one shown yet .... you need a display case with a backlight for it.
Charl
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Maritime Archaic point(Red Paint People), found on St. Croix River, Calais, Maine. I'm not sure what the lithic material is....
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I'm not real sure.
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Looks like some type of Coral to me.
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Thank you!
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Thank you everyone, some special and lovely memories there and Yes the artisans that made those were talented!............63bkpkr
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Don't know much about Colorado types, but it sure looks like a Hardin to me. Really beautiful material.
southfork
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I've looked at that point several times a real nice point with a Scottsbluff look ?
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welsbury
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Smoker! I think I remember when you first found and showed that piece not too long ago.
Charl
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This is a sugar quartz variety of quartzite. Reminds me of Hixton, but I'm not familiar enough with that lithic to know for sure. The point is a Ste. Anne-Varney, a Late Paleo lance, found in Maine...
