Cores, lets see some of yours.

[rock]

I know some dont collect Cores but if they look nice I will pick them up and carry them home. I like the flint ones that have color.
Here are some of mine and of course post yours please.
Thanks, rock

 

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[painterx7]

Damn I gotta find a point there it will be spectacular

 

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[GatorBoy]

In the early 1800's there was alot of flint being mined for muskets.
Its probably associated with that.

 

[painterx7]

That piece is slag glass so I was asking if it was possible a Mississippian time period indian was around to use the slag

 

[painterx7]

You are probably right it was probably there from just being a mile from the furnace

 

[NC field hunter]

Photo #1 looks like two hafted end scrapers or cutting tools.
#3 has a nice scraper.
#4 the multiple sided square is definitely a core.
You sure do find alot of knapped stone.
Ha.. the last one is a Dang nice wide glide core.

Agree with that Gator! That wideglide looks like a scraper as well. Maybe a road rasher is better wording. Nice ride bro!

 

[painterx7]

I thought posting it as a core was funny thanks guys !!! I like the terms of road rasher or scraper from the dyna time period around 2000 AD

 

[blueracer]

my favorite cores heat treated.

 

[rock]

Those look like reduction flakes racer and the one on the left might be a flake tool if it has secondary flaking on the edges.

 

[Tnmountains]

This kinda a strange core/blank. It is a pinkish quartz with some of the rind on. I am about 60 miles from the quartz/gold belt so I do not find it that often but have found a few fine pieces. My guess is they tested it and chunked it in favor of local materials. I would love to find the source cause around here it means gold.
Lets see that bike Painter.

 

[GatorBoy]

my favorite cores heat treated.
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That's some nice root beer colored translucent material.
That bluish white film is patina.

 

[rock]

I thought posting it as a core was funny thanks guys !!! I like the terms of road rasher or scraper from the dyna time period around 2000 AD

Lets see the whole bike

 

[painterx7]

Here you go rock

 

[rock]

WOW! Now thats a nice ride.

 

[painterx7]

Thanks I did all the work myself makes it more sentimental hsha

 

[rock]

@ south tex, the best thing for you to do is group all the like items together then take a pic of all of them in outside light maybe on your back porch so we can see the work and flaking marks better. Post one group at a time in different threads and then as they are given a I.D. label them. I use shoe boxes at times to put the like items in. I do see some hand held choppers in your pics.