hbrown22
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Spent the past two evening digging in the creek rock. We haven't hunted this area in a few years and with all the flooding and gravel removal we decided to give it a shot. I normally surface hunt, but it seemed the more I dug, the better it got. I know some of these are scrapers (first group pic) and some needs to go to the rock pile. I tried to take more detailed pix of the ones I liked the best. The second group pic is possible tools and whatnots. If you know what something is, please let me know. If it's nothing, I'll just continue to fill in the rock bed around the pool 
Group pic #1-all scrapers? Some of these seem really old. The patina on a few on the bottom is really nice. I like the smoothness. Most ischert, not sure what the red\brown is. Jasper?

This is the second down on the left. Really pretty colored chert when wet. About 4" length, 1 3/4" width. Worked along the edge?

This one is top row, third from the left. I really like this one for some reason. 2 1/2" length, 1 3/4" width.

This one is second row, second from left. Base is 2 1/4", top approx. 1", length is 2". Pretty when wet.

This is second from the bottom on the right. If this is something, it seems pretty old. 2 1/2" length, 1 9/16" width. Not sure what it's made from.

The start of something? This one is top right. 4 3/4" length, 2 1/4" width.

This one is second row, third from left. 2 1/2" length, 1 1/2" width (3/4" small end)

Bottom row, fourth from right. Another one with a nice, smooth, shiny patina. Seems old, may be nothing but still neat. 1 9/16" length, 1 1/4" width.

Top row, third from right. Wedge shape, approx 1 3/4" x 1 3/4"

Group Pic of possible tools and other neat things.

Left, first on middle row. Grooved, but don't know if it's erosion. 3 1/3" length, 2 1/8" width.

Middle row, second from left. Anything? 3 3/4" length, 1 1/2" width

Bottom row, middle. Geofact?

Axe? 4 1/2" across top, 3 1/2" across bottom, 3" tall

Top right, 3 3/4" length, 3" blade end, 2" other end. First pic is back view.

Geofact? This is under the big piece on top right. Can't really tell in that pic, but has three holes. One goes all the way through (first pic) the other goes through to the middle hole. Hole is located at the wide section. 1" top diameter, 1 1/2" bottom.
I have more pix of other items, but I reached my limit for this post. Sorry to post so much!!

Group pic #1-all scrapers? Some of these seem really old. The patina on a few on the bottom is really nice. I like the smoothness. Most ischert, not sure what the red\brown is. Jasper?

This is the second down on the left. Really pretty colored chert when wet. About 4" length, 1 3/4" width. Worked along the edge?

This one is top row, third from the left. I really like this one for some reason. 2 1/2" length, 1 3/4" width.

This one is second row, second from left. Base is 2 1/4", top approx. 1", length is 2". Pretty when wet.

This is second from the bottom on the right. If this is something, it seems pretty old. 2 1/2" length, 1 9/16" width. Not sure what it's made from.

The start of something? This one is top right. 4 3/4" length, 2 1/4" width.

This one is second row, third from left. 2 1/2" length, 1 1/2" width (3/4" small end)

Bottom row, fourth from right. Another one with a nice, smooth, shiny patina. Seems old, may be nothing but still neat. 1 9/16" length, 1 1/4" width.

Top row, third from right. Wedge shape, approx 1 3/4" x 1 3/4"

Group Pic of possible tools and other neat things.

Left, first on middle row. Grooved, but don't know if it's erosion. 3 1/3" length, 2 1/8" width.

Middle row, second from left. Anything? 3 3/4" length, 1 1/2" width

Bottom row, middle. Geofact?

Axe? 4 1/2" across top, 3 1/2" across bottom, 3" tall

Top right, 3 3/4" length, 3" blade end, 2" other end. First pic is back view.

Geofact? This is under the big piece on top right. Can't really tell in that pic, but has three holes. One goes all the way through (first pic) the other goes through to the middle hole. Hole is located at the wide section. 1" top diameter, 1 1/2" bottom.
I have more pix of other items, but I reached my limit for this post. Sorry to post so much!!
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