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Whole or broken... what's your vote? :dontknow: Moundbuilder
 

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It is all there!!!!!!! :laughing7:
 
I'm guessing that since a post was made, a question was asked and an outlet for a follow up post is available.....it's complete.
 
i wish it would be a [6 or 8] inch double fluted clovis, what is showing is shaped right to my eyes. but the flacking does not look right.. and going by my luck i will have to vote broken!
 
seriously moundbuilder give up the pic your killin us. It better be awsome
 
bsit1361 said:
seriously moundbuilder give up the pic your killin us. It better be awsome

This was fun, thanks for replying. I'll get to the point after I regretfully tell you IT WAS BROKEN and only buried about 1/8" deep. At first, I felt a little :angry2: :angry3: :angry7: :sad7:

But, for me this hobby was and will always and should be about the Hunt itself. When I look at that picture I will never forget what it felt like the moment I saw it lying there, maybe the 5,000th IS IT WHOLE thrill for me, the reason we all still walk. It's 2011, they're mostly all broken now; we all know that. A day out walking with a good friend and a memory like this picture is what keeps us all going kind of like a bad day fishing is better than a good day at work. :glasses11: WALK ON!
 
What type of material is this made of?
 
Bum Luck said:
What type of material is this made of?

It is made from Boyle chert that outcrops in central and north-central Kentucky.
 
moundbuilder said:
Bum Luck said:
What type of material is this made of?

It is made from Boyle chert that outcrops in central and north-central Kentucky.

Gorgeous stuff!
 

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