Glass point?

[Rww1987]

I accidentally discovered a new spot today while taking the dogs for a walk! I went down a old muddy road and it was just littered with artifacts. Picked them all up within 30 minutes. Can't wait to go back!!

 

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[Rww1987]

WOW those "rocks". Yep I was wrong but those pictures are much better. You got some good tools. I am going to show you a pic of 2 quartz scrapers the same shape found in the same place months apart. You tell me what you think.

Nice! I wish I could find a quartz tools. Maybe I'll get one from this new spot. There is a lot of tools to be found there!

 

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That red one looks like a hammer stone.

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Don't think so. The American indians did not have the technology to make glass. It's too clean for "colonial" glass too. That glass was usually quite bubbly. I think it's a coincidence.

google ishi...

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

I accidentally discovered a new spot today while taking the dogs for a walk! I went down a old muddy road and it was just littered with artifacts. Picked them all up within 30 minutes. Can't wait to go back!!

The glass looks like a natural shard/normal breakage-environmental. Keep an eye on the flint... It looks like you're gonna find something good.

 

[GatorBoy]

I second that.

 

[RGINN]

Just a piece of glass. I like the other pieces though, but only because they indicate the site needs more investigating. I wouldn't go so far as to call them tools, but they could be indicators of a workshop. I have found similar pieces at butchering sites, just odd shaped pieces that were knocked off at the site to aid in cutting up the kill. But you never find a whole bunch of them, just a few. I think it's a cool find and keep checkin that site out, and best of luck!