comb

[larson1951]

I saw one about twenty years ago, it was a little different and broke
its funny this is not broke from farm equipment

 

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[Flintfinder of Mo.]

Very neat.. John

 

[Charmin]

My gosh, Larson, that is so neat! Your finds are absolutely astounding to me! The ground conditions must be perfect for those things to survive like that. Just think, that thing combed some beautiful indian girls'(or boys) hair.
You are so blessed with a wonderful site! Good for you and thanks for posting all this cool stuff!!!
kind regards,
sandcreek

 

[uniface]

Could very well be. But they did gather plant fibers & wove things with it. Could it have been involved in that operation ? Once the fibers were soaked-&-scutched out, they had to be combed straight before twisting them into something like yarn -- I think.

 

[larson1951]

thanks uniface,
it is very possible
they also made a lot of fishing line
I guess we will never know for sure

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Very, very cool Comb larson. That's the one thing I have never seen on our Ft Ancient sites, not even a piece.

Thanks for the pictures.

 

[Tnmountains]

I have only seen one before. It was drilled to be worn around the neck. Very nice find.

 

[pickaway]

Killer fkn find.Congrats...

 

[creek astronaut]

killr find

 

[shaun7]

What a beautiful find

I wish I had the chance to find Indian relics

 

[Adena_man]

That is just incredible! You are on a sweet spot!

 

[Newt]

Banner IMO. Very nice.
Newt

 

[steve71]

thats fn killer. you been digging?i see your hands.lol