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S Str3tch Tenderfoot Joined Apr 18, 2024 Messages 3 Reaction score 2 Golden Thread 0 Apr 18, 2024 Thread Owner #2 Str3tch said: View attachment 2144220nd Click to expand... There have also been arrowheads found in areas not far from where I am
Str3tch said: View attachment 2144220nd Click to expand... There have also been arrowheads found in areas not far from where I am
Treasure_Hunter Administrator ⛮ Administrator ⛭ Moderator 🥇 Charter Member Joined Jul 27, 2006 Messages 56,366 Reaction score 72,489 Golden Thread 0 Apr 18, 2024 #3 Natural, called omars. Omarolluk - Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org
S Str3tch Tenderfoot Joined Apr 18, 2024 Messages 3 Reaction score 2 Golden Thread 0 Apr 18, 2024 Thread Owner #4 Treasure_Hunter said: Natural, called omars. Omarolluk - Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org Click to expand... Thank you for your input never heard of omars before but was really interesting to read and gain the knowledge.
Treasure_Hunter said: Natural, called omars. Omarolluk - Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org Click to expand... Thank you for your input never heard of omars before but was really interesting to read and gain the knowledge.
O opalboy Sr. Member Joined Nov 3, 2012 Messages 381 Reaction score 725 Golden Thread 0 Apr 18, 2024 #5 I don’t see abrasion, which would be key.
Marino13 Sr. Member Joined Sep 2, 2020 Messages 445 Reaction score 958 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 18, 2024 #6 So the orange one? 😉
Almy Bronze Member Joined Mar 18, 2011 Messages 1,983 Reaction score 3,929 Golden Thread 0 Location Maritime Provinces Detector(s) used Tesoro Cibola Primary Interest: Other Apr 19, 2024 #7 Thank you T-H for the clue to omarolluk. I have found several of them among glacial cobbles in a New Brunswick river. I did not know their name or origin before. It's a long trip overland from Hudson Bay to Atlantic Canada!
Thank you T-H for the clue to omarolluk. I have found several of them among glacial cobbles in a New Brunswick river. I did not know their name or origin before. It's a long trip overland from Hudson Bay to Atlantic Canada!