findings from the last 3 mornings....more images added

[larson1951]

I try to get out for one hour each morning from 9:00 to 10:00
this stuff is from the last 3 mornings

 

[pickaway]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

Really great finds wow!!! love those sidenotch points. what is the grey materail is that krf also?

 

[JUNKYARD DOG]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

amazing place you have. only 3 hours. would take me months to recover that much.... JYD...

 

[larson1951]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

thanks pick, the material you are asking about is very commonly used for scrapers, points, and knives

it is tongue river silicified sediment, also known as gray chert or chert

it looks like most of it flakes very nice

it is a relative of krf

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

Very nice larson. All of that in 3 hours is fantastic. I would love to spend an entire day looking through your fields.

Congrats and thanks for the pictures.

 

[RPG]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

Simply amazing.

Takes alot of people years to find what you did in 3 hours. Some people a lifetime.

Randy

 

[creek astronaut]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

amazing stuff larson.

 

[uniface]

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[newnan man]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

Great stuff!

 

[Th3rty7]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

Nice Larson, you should take some insitu pics of these, with your site you're guaranteed to get some as they lay.

 

[Beuwulf]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

Great finds, is there a couple pieces of ceramic pipe in that mix? If so I'm jealous. Another question, the part of the pic that is attached, is that a shell or ground down stone?

 

[Tnmountains]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

That is amazing what that 40 acres kick out. Nice. Does the site continue on to adjacent land?

 

[larson1951]

Re: findings from the last 3 mornings

thanks beuwulf, there are no parts of a pipe
the other piece is a game piece made from mussel shell, it is very thick, I will try to get you another picture

Tn, the site does not continue on to adjacent land

 

[larson1951]

here are a few closeups of the shell game piece
the last image is of the fossil snail shell showing the cut marks made for use to attatch to clothing

 

[GL]

Beautiful stuff.