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Kirk, 2 Kirk preforms and a 4" Hamiliton. The Kirk and Kirk preforms could be called a mini cashe. All 3 made from same material and found inches from each other. The Hamiliton had a very hard life.
 

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Great finds. That Hamilton looks like some Thonto's I found in Pasco County.
I think you are right. After looking at it better I see it. Thonto didnt cross my mind. So few have been found at that site and a lot of Hamilitons. I did find a cashe of 5. Let me know what you think if i have miss typed them. Here are 3 of the 5
 

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I think you are right. After looking at it better I see it. Thonto didnt cross my mind. So few have been found at that site and a lot of Hamilitons. I did find a cashe of 5. Let me know what you think if i have miss typed them. Here are 3 of the 5
None of those are Thonto's but they are very nice finds. I've found very few Hamiltons back when I was doing a lot of searching, but I like them. I'm not asking for your honey hole, but what area of Florida are you in?
 
None of those are Thonto's but they are very nice finds. I've found very few Hamiltons back when I was doing a lot of searching, but I like them. I'm not asking for your honey hole, but what area of Florida are you in?
NC Fla. Those where found in levy county between Bronson and Chiefland
 

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