dognose
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Hit the fields for a few hours after work. Overcast sky's and my eye on a field I had not been in had me thinking of big finds.
Drizzle started after being in the field only for a short time. That I thought was good, even in low 40s temps with a strong wind. Full head gear, gloves and ear muffs sort of temps.
A lot of corn stubble kept the finds low I think. I am think an amazing point is in there somewhere. The field directly on the other side produced the tie on banner last year and a very nice cobbs a number of years back.
First scraper
You can see a small mineralization pebble on the front
Another pebble of mineralization on the back area
The second thumb scraper is smaller and made of the same material - Harrison County Flint, but has a more tan color due to the patina.
A very pronounced burin on the back of the tool area
Drizzle started after being in the field only for a short time. That I thought was good, even in low 40s temps with a strong wind. Full head gear, gloves and ear muffs sort of temps.
A lot of corn stubble kept the finds low I think. I am think an amazing point is in there somewhere. The field directly on the other side produced the tie on banner last year and a very nice cobbs a number of years back.
First scraper
You can see a small mineralization pebble on the front
Another pebble of mineralization on the back area
The second thumb scraper is smaller and made of the same material - Harrison County Flint, but has a more tan color due to the patina.
A very pronounced burin on the back of the tool area
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