Older The Better
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Found my first gravel bar point today. Can you see it buried among all the gravel haha?
I walked up and down the gravel for an hour or two looking for any buffalo or elk bones and I found nothing but some fossils. I was about to go home when I noticed this guy glowing like a beacon from the mud bank on the side of the gravel bar. I’ve never found so much as an obvious flake down there. It’s nearly perfect and almost perfectly white it’s not quartz it’s a flint but it really turned my day around.
It’s kind of amazing that it has been lost for thousands of years and a recent flood uncovered it and placed it on the side of a mud bank. I found it in the tiny window before the next time the river came up. Had I not been at the right place at the right time it would washed it into the river and possibly lost for another thousand years.
I walked up and down the gravel for an hour or two looking for any buffalo or elk bones and I found nothing but some fossils. I was about to go home when I noticed this guy glowing like a beacon from the mud bank on the side of the gravel bar. I’ve never found so much as an obvious flake down there. It’s nearly perfect and almost perfectly white it’s not quartz it’s a flint but it really turned my day around.
It’s kind of amazing that it has been lost for thousands of years and a recent flood uncovered it and placed it on the side of a mud bank. I found it in the tiny window before the next time the river came up. Had I not been at the right place at the right time it would washed it into the river and possibly lost for another thousand years.
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