some KRF stuff and a bone awl

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Not sure why no one is commenting but those are some killer finds in my book!!!
 

I just saw those, Larson. Great finds...it's not fair, now you have 2 awls and I don't have any...boohoo boohoo. :D
 

Wow killer points. That is amazing the way they were working that awl. What do you think the process was. I thought they just carved them down.It looks like they were cutting it?
 

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Wow killer points. That is amazing the way they were working that awl. What do you think the process was. I thought they just carved them down.It looks like they were cutting it?
that is a sweet bone awl larson,almost looks like they were making it into a drill bit?whatever the reason its a cool piece,thx for sharing the pics. :thumbsup:
 

the 6 inch awl was being made into a 4 inch by cutting
most were 6-8 inches when first made
they were either cut like this one or continually got shorter from sharpening on a piece of sandstone
I have some real short ones
one deer leg bone yielded 2 bone awls after it was cut and split in half
 

Larson,as usual I feel as if I have been on a museum tour when I view your finds (and, those finds of our other artifact collectors,also). Wonder if the awl could have been used like a huge darning needle to sew clothing and other needed items....or kinda like a knitting needle. Whatever, I remain happy that snow has not yet covered your hunting fields.....now go out and find more----Please....
 

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