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Great looking finds. You did really well.
If you are wondering about the point in your hand I would say it's a Copena and a really nice one at that. The stone ball looks like a Geode to me. If you cut it in two it will have crystals in the center.
If you are wondering about the point in your hand I would say it's a Copena and a really nice one at that. The stone ball looks like a Geode to me. If you cut it in two it will have crystals in the center.
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As always tree nice finds I dont know how you are ever able to leave such a place!
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My Grandfather has a similiar round "rock" in his collection and it was obviously used as a hammerstone or similiar tool based on the witness marks. If the photo wasn't macro'd, I'm willing to bet that it would look more like a tool than a geode. Blade 3 is super nice! Thanks for sharing. Now you done done it again.....thanks for the motivation, moving that sand ain't easy but the reward is well worth it.
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Nice finds Tree. I agree on Copena, You are getting a really nice variety out of there. Hard to say on that ball. Is it light or heavy. If light I agree with SRV. If heavy it may be a flint nodule and they used it to pressure flake with cause the core would grab flakes.
Nice hunt and Happy Holidays.
Nice hunt and Happy Holidays.
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keep digging!real nice haul tree. 
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thx guys, yes now I see it is a copena, Ive already dug 2 others out from there but they were triangle copenas, this one is the shield type.
the 2nd point, it is thick and awesome looking. like a big spearhead. Cant wait till next year when I get a little more time to go back and start again on it.
good luck to you all and have a great Merry Christmas and New Year!!!
I really enjoy sharing with you guys and seeing what you guys share too. I'm really learning a lot of tips from this place!!!
thx so much....
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the 2nd point, it is thick and awesome looking. like a big spearhead. Cant wait till next year when I get a little more time to go back and start again on it.
good luck to you all and have a great Merry Christmas and New Year!!!
I really enjoy sharing with you guys and seeing what you guys share too. I'm really learning a lot of tips from this place!!!
thx so much....
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all i can say is WOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!. NICE PICS. !!!!!!!
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