Pictures From 11/01/2009.

[Nigel Tufnel]

These are some various worked tools/scrapers that I found at my spot this past Sunday. There seem to be a large assortment of scrapers as well as different rocks that were worked. Luckily a member from the board has offered to go hunting with me this weekend so I can find a clue!!

In the meantime here are some tools and as complete of a piece of pottery as I could keep together. It can make for a heavy backpack when collecting stone pottery!

I hope everyone is having a great week and thanks again for all of the help.

 

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[uniface]

 

[gilmerman]

Very nice site, its either a paleo site or preforms. I lean toward an early man site. Thanks.

 

[Tnmountains]

You are starting to find a bunch of good looking stuff. You guys in and around Austin are going to have a good time. Keep us all posted on your multi componet site. Looks pretty cool.
HH
TnMtns

 

[RichPA]

Congrats! It's good to see another newbie's hard work and determination is paying off. Good luck on your future hunts.

 

[uniface]

Next to last picture, on the left, top edge (facing the camera) shows what's called a bend break. Most likely the point was embedded (blade edges oriented north/south) and the shaft torqued to one side, snapping the point in half. The rounded leading edge of the break tells the tale.