Find of a lifetime!!!

[drumking12]

Alright guys, this weekend was my third time out at my friends ranch and I came out the best. I found a 4.25" COMPLETE knife blade!!!!! I also found a another broken point. I'll show yall some of the stuff we have found the last couple times out there. Please leave you input as I am still learning and absorbing all of this. I'm addicted!!!

 

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[CarolinaDigs]

Incredible finds

 

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[drumking12]

Thanks everyone for the nice comments.

 

[Silver Phoenix]

That is an awsome knife! Looks sorta like a haul I get from Del Rio, Tx---definitly some nice finds

 

[steve71]

keep up the great work sweet

 

[razor]

Hey drumking, I checked my Texas field guide and I guess if you just had to call it something "pipe creek" would be about as close as your going to get. But like Matt said, they didn't have a fixed guide. Sweet finds though. FYI I'm using A Field Guide to Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians by Ellen Sue Turner and Thomas R. Hester ISBN 0-89123-051-3 Razor

 

[Rege-PA]

The third picture looks like a broken piece that was salvaged for a spokeshave. Look in the crescent for minute edge wear or polish. As Matt said these people were very utilitarian in their tool use.

 

[RON (PA)]

Great finds and great pics. They are in super condition. Keep up the great work.