Beach Find

[scepter1]

Puget Sound, Washington.

 

[sandchip]

Fine looking point.

 

[unclemac]

I don't know if you have this but it is a lot of fun...I actually have a broken stone club and never could identify it until i saw this print out. (page 77)

http://www.pugetsoundknappers.com/i...d_Heath_Articles/Columbia_River_Artifacts.pdf

 

[unclemac]

this should be good for you too....I don't think there actually is any sound, it is just a slide show.

Wondershare PPT2Flash Standard -Projectile_Points_Scott_Williams

 

[scepter1]

this should be good for you too....I don't think there actually is any sound, it is just a slide show.

Wondershare PPT2Flash Standard -Projectile_Points_Scott_Williams

This property site is owned by a former classmate of mine - Ralph Munroe, former secretary of Washington state. I had the opportunity to help work the site as a volunteer, but a family emergency got in the way. I talked with a Squaxin tribe member that did help out there. Besides the artifacts, he said that some human bones were also recovered, and that he had taken them to the Squaxin elders for reburial.

Thanks. Scepter1.

 

[scepter1]

I don't know if you have this but it is a lot of fun...I actually have a broken stone club and never could identify it until i saw this print out. (page 77)

http://www.pugetsoundknappers.com/i...d_Heath_Articles/Columbia_River_Artifacts.pdf

Yes, I have that. Best of the Best! You've probably seen this sales site; always has some great looking artifacts: Ancient Native American Indian Artifacts, Relics and Arrowheads - Columbia River Page 1

 

[unclemac]

yes, I love checking that site out, great stuff and I have learned a few things too!

 

[Bass]

That is a gorgeous point. Maybe one of the best as far as color