Went for a hunt, successful!

[Edgychris1]

Hi folks,
Fi ally put the fishing pole away for a couple days. Got out to one of the spots. Has been a while since I was there. It produced quite a few.

Here are some photos of a fluted argillite triangle, an argillite gnarly point, some shape wading rivers, and finally another quartz stemmed scrapper.

Any input on the larger argillite point would be appreciative.

Thanks,
Chris

 

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[Edgychris1]

Hey I cannot upload any new photos as of past two days. Reads error. Any ideas why??

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Hey I cannot upload any new photos as of past two days. Reads error. Any ideas why??

What size are you trying to upload.

 

[Garscale]

Something is going on with the site. All pics started showing up only as links for me today.

 

[Edgychris1]

Pics attempt

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[Edgychris1]

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The argillite triangle is fluted on one side.

My question is;
Does fluting tell anything about the age of a point.
When does the fluting characteristic show up in the timeline? When does it seem to taper off? If at all.

 

[smokeythecat]

Is the base on that one ground, how about the sides of it also?

 

[Edgychris1]

Im not sure, however I do believe so. There is Basel thinning. It's hard to tell. A bit of water erosion. The argillite is super fragile and flaky.

I know the test is to run along your tonge.
Hard to tell on both argillite. The quartz scrapper seems to have a bit of grinding on the stem

 

[Edgychris1]

If I had to guess on the triangle, I'd say yes. Hard to Knapp that thinning.

 

[crashbandicoot]

Gnarly man!

 

[antmike915]

Nice finds Chris