Recent finds in May

[Th3rty7]

Howdy folks, All this rain is really producing some good days in the fields. These pictures are what I've found in the last few trips. I wanted to get some more insitus but with all the rain in the last week figued it was too much of a gamble, oh well more pocket room. I found a couple firsts for me this weekend, two hematite rub stones( probably wouldn't have picked these up if it wasn't for a thread I saw here, thanks guys ), a multi tipped graver, and a unusual hammer with two thumb grooves that fits the hand really well. Any ideas on what type the heartbreaker is? looks and feels paleo to me.

 

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[SoIll]

Some heartbreakers in there for sure.

 

[Tnmountains]

Man you are tearing the fields up. Nice finds. The last two photos of the large rock.Think it may have been a platform type rock to work on things laying on their knees? Neat artifacts thirty7.
TnMtns

 

[Th3rty7]

appreciate that tn, all this rain is cleaning them up. I wasn't sure what that piece of stone was until I put it in my hand the right way. I think it's a hammer because of the use wear, finger grooves, and a worn spot that fits into the palm. I might be wrong though, never seen one quite like it.

 

[Tnmountains]

appreciate that tn, all this rain is cleaning them up. I wasn't sure what that piece of stone was until I put it in my hand the right way. I think it's a hammer because of the use wear, finger grooves, and a worn spot that fits into the palm. I might be wrong though, never seen one quite like it.

Funny how they will fit the hand. Found a pestle the other day but it felt wrong in my hand until I put it in my left hand then it fit,,
Cya
Tnmtns

 

[creek astronaut]

nice finds thirty7.that heartbrkr may have been an agate basin,it does look like a paleo/early archaic piece.thx for the pics,keep tearin it up