These were dug about 30 yards from me!
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congrats on those amazing finds...
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tomclark said:LORDY LORDY!!!!! Say no more!!
Hey Newt. Bet you are there right now, LOL Doesn't get any better does it?!
only a cache of those would be better.
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Those are likely some of the nicest points I have ever seen. I have a friend who makes them, the same way the Native Americans did. He can make them out of beer bottles and just about anything. It is really cool to see how it is done.
Keep @ it and HH!!
Keep @ it and HH!!
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Wow.. I like. My cousin own's or is part owner of an Indian Trading Post & Museum in the Wisconsin Dells. If you have some history on this location He would buy them
Nice very nice.
Nice very nice.
