Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpas artifacts

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Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

These two frames have some really neat pieces. Frame #5 has a pipe bowl in it. It looks like it has seams so I am assuming its a trade piece(?). Also in this frame, above the bowl of pipe, is an odd shaped artifact(#39). Does anyone know anything about what this could have been? There are lots of little bird points on here and #19 is another odd shaped piece.

Frame #6 has a cool point(#31)--is this a spear point or blade? I tried to take a closeup of it. It has some beautiful flaking and a raised ridge on one side. Are the drills like #9 on this frame, reworked Daltons? There is another smaller piece that had come loose off this second frame and looks like it started out as a Dalton(?) but is rounded off on the tip. Is it maybe a scraper? I took a closeup of it, too.

This has been great fun for mom and I to share these with everyone! Thanks for looking and all the comments on the previous posts! Kind regards, sandcreek4
 

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Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

More pics.~~~
 

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Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

wow,best for last.no 39 is a graver or turtle imo thanks for showing them they are super nice,paleo worked scrapers also in there jamey
 
Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

Now you're breaking out the good stuff. :thumbsup: Show a closeup of #17 in the first set.
 
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jamey said:
wow,best for last.no 39 is a graver or turtle imo thanks for showing them they are super nice,paleo worked scrapers also in there jamey
Ok jamey--explain "graver" to me :icon_scratch:. It looks like a cows head to me :tard: ;D. Thanks for your comments!!
regards, sandcreek4
SoIll said:
Now you're breaking out the good stuff. :thumbsup: Show a closeup of #17 in the first set.
SoIll--is this the one you wanted to see? thanks for the comments! regards, sandcreek4
 

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Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

sandcreek4 said:
These two frames have some really neat pieces. Frame #5 has a pipe bowl in it. It looks like it has seams so I am assuming its a trade piece(?).
Yes the clay pipe is a trade good. I think I may have one like it. Thank you so much for sharing all this Sandcreek the post have been great. The scraper does look like a dalton or quad type and the really wild one is probably what they call an exotic.May have been made for something specific. Let the experts figure out the rest.
Thanks,
TnMountains
 

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TnMountains said:
sandcreek4 said:
These two frames have some really neat pieces. Frame #5 has a pipe bowl in it. It looks like it has seams so I am assuming its a trade piece(?).
Yes the clay pipe is a trade good. I think I may have one like it. Thank you so much for sharing all this Sandcreek the post have been great. The scraper does look like a dalton or quad type and the really wild one is probably what they call an exotic.May have been made for something specific. Let the experts figure out the rest.
Thanks,
TnMountains
That pipe of yours is exactly like this one! Do you have an idea on a date for the piece? Wasn't the trade era mid 1700's to mid 1800's?
I'll have to research "exotic" artifacts and see if I can find anything similar to this piece.
Thanks so much TnMountains for your input--I really appreciate ya!! :thumbsup: Kind Regards~~~sandcreek4
 
Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

Sandcreek that is another just awesome frame. :o :o :o Thanks for sharing with us.
 
Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

wow, this collection keeps getting better. Some choice examples in the frame, I can tell your grandfather really cared for his collection, thanks for sharing.
 
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Pinellas Man said:
Sandcreek that is another just awesome frame. :o :o :o Thanks for sharing with us.
thirty7 said:
wow, this collection keeps getting better. Some choice examples in the frame, I can tell your grandfather really cared for his collection, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Pinellas Man and thirty7--I'm glad you guys like seeing this stuff! These frames haven't been out of storage since grandpa passed away so it kinda nice to be able to share them with everyone! Kind regards~~~~sandcreek4
 
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Once again, another fantastic couple of frames of artifacts. Looks like some nice Daltons in there as well as some really nice Birdpoints and I also see what looks like a Hematite Celt in one of the trays. Thanks for sharing these pictures with us sandcreek. We all greatly appreciate it.
 
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DorkFish said:
Once again, another fantastic couple of frames of artifacts. Looks like some nice Daltons in there as well as some really nice Birdpoints and I also see what looks like a Hematite Celt in one of the trays. Thanks for sharing these pictures with us sandcreek. We all greatly appreciate it.
You're kindly welcome, DorkFish! And thank you for enjoying these with me and my family! I think you are right about that celt being "hematite", I just wasn't sure what to call it and am still trying to learn my lithics :icon_study:. Do some people call hematite "ironstone"? Or is that some other material?
Kind Regards~~sandcreek4
 
Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

Awesome!! :thumbsup:
 
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DorkFish said:
Here is a link to some info on Hematite plus a picture of some of my Hematite Adzes.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hematite

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WOW, DorkFish----you found a lot of those things! Thanks for the info and showing the picture of your hematite finds! I'll look at that wikipedia link! BTW--you've got some great stuff on your website!! kind regards, sandcreek4
Muddy Feet said:
Awesome!! :thumbsup:
Thank you Muddy Feet! kind regards~~~sandcreek4
 
Re: Frames #5 & #6 of Grandpa's artifacts

Thanks. It's as awesome as I thought it was.
 
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hi sandcreek,a graver is something they used to ingrave pottery.i think? lol jamey
 
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jamey said:
hi sandcreek,a graver is something they used to ingrave pottery.i think? lol jamey
I'm glad that's all it was ::)! That kinda scared me when you said "graver" because I thought you meant something to do with a burial grave and grandpa wouldn't have gone near anything like that! He stuck mostly to plowed fields and rivers/creeks. Thanks so much Jamey for explaining that for me :thumbsup:~~~regards, sandcreek4
 
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sandcreek4 said:
TnMountains said:
sandcreek4 said:
These two frames have some really neat pieces. Frame #5 has a pipe bowl in it. It looks like it has seams so I am assuming its a trade piece(?).
Yes the clay pipe is a trade good. I think I may have one like it. Thank you so much for sharing all this Sandcreek the post have been great. The scraper does look like a dalton or quad type and the really wild one is probably what they call an exotic.May have been made for something specific. Let the experts figure out the rest.
Thanks,
TnMountains
That pipe of yours is exactly like this one! Do you have an idea on a date for the piece? Wasn't the trade era mid 1700's to mid 1800's?
I'll have to research "exotic" artifacts and see if I can find anything similar to this piece.
Thanks so much TnMountains for your input--I really appreciate ya!! :thumbsup: Kind Regards~~~sandcreek4

You are correct on your dates. I have heard many, many, tales about this particular style pipe and have seen several. Its easy to duplicate but... they have turned up in many villages all over. The last story that I heard was that a huge cache of them had been found up North. I beleive that this type traveled with the fur trade. Behind my pipe is a trade axe I found kicked out of a deer trail during an archery hunt. Both items the pipe and the axe I found on Desotos trail near known villages on the Tennessee River. I think the trade pipe is 1700's though not 1500's.
Enjoying all your post by the way. : )
TnMountains
 

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