Drills

[southfork]

Drills are one of my favorite artifacts show what you have . I'll start with this one I have found a number of Drills over the years always a day maker for me . N. California

 

[digger460]

Here are a few pictures of some of my nicer Drills

Very Nice

 

[digger460]

Thanks Dennis,

Was found years ago but I can say that I remember I was pretty excited about finding it.

Here are a few more......

Very Nice again

 

[dsmikle]

Here is a couple from southwest Missouri.

 

[southfork]

N. California Drills

 

[GB Paleo]

A few more Great Basin Drills
Found many years ago on PP

 

[arrow86]

Killer drills , the flaking on them is unreal .... talk about eye candy !

 

[southfork]

Drill found at Camino Apple Hill site N. California

 

[scotto]

Awesome drills Dennis!

 

[Tdog]

Dennis isThe Drill Sergeant!

 

[kor]

Here's a Fishspear Type found by my dad in 1998.

 

[MAMucker]

Here's a Fishspear Type found by my dad in 1998.

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Very Fine Artifact!!

 

[tomclark]

Here's a toothy Kirk from Gainesville, FL. An apparent multi-use tool, it has radial wear as smooth as a marble on the tip.The other piece came from Horse Lake, Pasco Co, FL and the way the patina formed is indicative of the use of it as a drill.

 

[southfork]

Tilly's Hill N. California

 

[southfork]

A couple of Drills from my Hidden Springs Camp . Personal finds off our place N . California

 

[Buckleberry]

One of the best fishspears I've seen!

Here's a Fishspear Type found by my dad in 1998.

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[Tdog]

Here's a Fishspear Type found by my dad in 1998.

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A beauty no doubt! Glad to know you're still in the race Keith!

 

[OntarioArch]

Here's my two best: one Onondaga Chert, and the other - I suppose - is Jaspar. Both about 2.5 inches long.

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Someone just 'liked' this older post of mine, giving me the opportunity to 'fess up. As I studied that 'jaspar' drill again and again, it looked too dark for jaspar, and its form was too unusual. So I began my investigation with a hot soapy water bath and toothbrush scrub. Red dye came off the piece. Then it was all downhill from there. Turns out it was made of clay and dyed red. A clever, maybe not so clever, fake. I acquired it in my early days of collecting....hopefully never to make the same mistake again.

 

[Fat]

I’m always last to the party, I click it and started at page 5 but better late than never.
That fish spear piece is awesome. Lots and lots of stuff to look at. I’ll catch up.