Any Frame Friday

CreekSide

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I've posted most of my stuff at least a couple of times. I feel like I need new stuff but seldom get to look anymore. Things have been slow here but it's still enjoyable to check in. We appreciate your
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enthusiasm and desire to keep things lively. These points were found by my late brother in Ohio. Franklin, Pickaway, & Ross Counties. The top right corner is a Stringtown Lance. This point was named by a friend if mine, Earnie Good. He and his wife had a site on Stringtown Rd in Grove City, OH. Many of these as then unnamed type lances were found there.
 

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I've posted most of my stuff at least a couple of times. I feel like I need new stuff but seldom get to look anymore. Things have been slow here but it's still enjoyable to check in. We appreciate yourView attachment 2177281 enthusiasm and desire to keep things lively. These points were found by my late brother in Ohio. Franklin, Pickaway, & Ross Counties. The top right corner is a Stringtown Lance. This point was named by a friend if mine, Earnie Good. He and his wife had a site on Stringtown Rd in Grove City, OH. Many of these as then unnamed type lances were found there.
Beautiful frame
 

I know we have shared some of the same frames before. You have to remember we have new members as well as guest viewing that could be new members that possibly haven’t seen them. Keeping that in mind I’m going to share my best frame. Enlarge by double clicking the image.
 

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On the left is a small Mill Cr spade. It has the typical gloss on the bit. Center is a large biface of unknown flint. Possibly Burlington. These are sometimes called “paleo platters” although there’s no way to know for sure if it’s that old. On the right is a piece of float copper from the glacial till. This is a natural shape and hasn’t been worked by man. I found this on a gravel bar in the river during a drought in I think 1985.
 

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