A few odd balls

[Edgychris1]

Hi folks,

Here are a few odd balls from 2 of my last hunts. I cannot I'd a single one. I know the argillite one is crude and maybe a knife. I have one almost identical better shape. Also, a net weight which I can I'd. But the others, idk.

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Chris

 

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[Edgychris1]

Sorry for lazy photos. Tired will upload more tomorrow.

 

[Older The Better]

Not in my part of the world for an I’d but that little black one smells older than the others

 

[Garscale]

Not in my part of the world for an I’d but that little black one smells older than the others

No doubt in my mind!. Got the tip and one basal ear dinged but you can see the ground basal edges. Nice paleo.

 

[MAMucker]

Tough to tell. Number 3 may have been a Stark. Look forward to seeing clear pictures.
You always find something.

 

[Edgychris1]

Here are some clearer photos. I found a nice quartz today. Will make it's own thread. So happy with the quality of the quartz. It's exactly where I found the full Beekman Triangle of recent, within 3 feet. I think I stumbled onto a really good spot, aways out. It's nice not to see footprints the entire time your out there. Gives me hope.

Mamucker,
I definitely do not find one everytime. I do find traces and debitage most times. I like to stick it out until I come across something, if it means mucking it hard.

Anyway. Here's a few better pics. I agree with stark.
I'm interested in th ID of the weathered chipped one.

Thanks

 

[Garscale]

The last one in the origional post is the interesting one