beads, post your beads here on this thread

[larson1951]

post your bead images here, let's try to get a bead thread going here

russy put these bead frames together
he is working on some bone bead frames also which i will post soon the red material is a soft easy to work stone called scoria
scoria is plentiful in western ND it is used to make make bricks and also used on country roads like gravel
larson

 

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[flintdigger]

Oh Man !!! You guy's are killin me . I have found a good many artifacts but never one single bead . I Have Got To Find At Least One Bead !!! Those are some great collections of beads.

 

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[joshuaream]

Beads, finally an area where I can post with the big boys!! 90% of these are personal finds from tropical areas.

more to come.

 

[joshuaream]

A few more pictures. All of these, except the fat green jade/greenstone beads from Guerrero Mexico, are personal finds over the last 10 years or so. I dig/sift a lot of beads.

 

[Tnmountains]

You Sir are King!!!!! Do you head South much anymore with the climate being such? I would love to go dig and sift those middens. Be such a fun change of pace.
Great collection of beads and shell and effigy's. I enjoyed the last pictures you posted of stuff being wind blown on the surface.
Thanks for the show and feel free to tell us about some of the effigy items and types of stone/shell. Always enjoy the knowledge imparted.
TnMtns

 

[larson1951]

thank you joshua
you are the king beadmaster man of beads of the universe
those are fantastic!!!!!
steve

 

[Th3rty7]

Outstanding stuff Joshua, thanks for sharing those.

 

[dirttracker]

My grandfather said ants like shiny things.He would screen the ant piles to find em. I haven't a clue to what they are,who made them or where they came from. He was a Colorado,new mexico,Utah,Wyoming kinda outdoorsman.

 

[joshuaream]

My grandfather said ants like shiny things.He would screen the ant piles to find em.

That's an old trick, that still works wonders! I've found lots of beads in ant hills. I think they are small enough that ants can drag them up and push them out of their nest.

 

[captain redbeard]

Incredible.

 

[southfork]

Joshua great collection glad this was brought back up . I have a bunch of Trade beads all personal finds from family land in N. California .

 

[GatorBoy]