Florida frame #9

[H.P.]

This is a frame of random points, top 3, left are Santa Fey’s, an Archaic to woodland point ...to center is a little Culreath...O fellas that collect Florida, most likely know the rest of the types..Thanks for lookin.

 

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[tomclark]

Great case to wake up to!!!

 

[outlaws15]

Very nice

 

[newnan man]

Sweet! I love that Hillsborough looking Newnan.

 

[H.P.]

Thx.Tom

 

[H.P.]

Sweet! I love that Hillsborough looking Newnan.

True colors, can’t very well capture it in a frame pic, This knife has had a couple of resharpenings., from Alligator Lake Safety Harbor.

 

[MAMucker]

Very fine! Gorgeous examples! Those Florida points are made from the most interesting lithic materials. I wonder how long it takes for coral to petrify?
That dark one on the right is made of a very interesting material. It has a beveled look in the photos. Is that one used-up, or is it typical for the shape and size of the type?

 

[newnan man]

You can hold the points made of coral up to a backlight & see the fossilized polyps. Some are specks, others quite large depending on the type of coral.

 

[H.P.]

Very fine! Gorgeous examples! Those Florida points are made from the most interesting lithic materials. I wonder how long it takes for coral to petrify?
That dark one on the right is made of a very interesting material. It has a beveled look in the photos. Is that one used-up, or is it typical for the shape and size of the type?

I know of a palm stump that was used as bridge support in the hillsbourough river it was basically yellow high quality translucent chert after 150 years submerged.

 

[H.P.]

Very fine! Gorgeous examples! Those Florida points are made from the most interesting lithic materials. I wonder how long it takes for coral to petrify?
That dark one on the right is made of a very interesting material. It has a beveled look in the photos. Is that one used-up, or is it typical for the shape and size of the type?

It’s a very re sharpened archaic knife from the Santa Fey River, stained dark from tannic acids in the water, it is coral, you can see the stirations.