Smelled a skunk today

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SCrocks

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Nice finds- better then getting sunked
 

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Looks Good! :icon_thumright: The middle one in the first photo looks like it was once used as an awl. As for your question on the last one, If it was found here in my area I would consider it as a small fleshing scraper.
 

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I agree middle piece in the first picture is interesting. Why couldn't it have been whole? Just what I would have said if I had found it.
 

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I agree middle piece in the first picture is interesting. Why couldn't it have been whole? Just what I would have said if I had found it.

That 1 is a drill missing the tip. Proper name Pencil Drill. That's the only type of drills I find in my area so far. It was hiding between 2 cobbles.
 

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To the left of the drill is a notched jasper flake. Don't feel any secondary flaking on the edges so I have no idea why they notched it. To the right of the drill is a scraper/tool reworked from a broken point.
 

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