My first plummet of the year

[mainejman]

Got out for awhile day before yesterday.The only open ground to be found was along the lakeshore.I was able to remove hunks of frozen leaves that had gathered between boulders.Here's a nice little plummet...mjm

 

[mainejman]

Here's a point they couldn't get reduced.

 

[mainejman]

Then here's a piece of slate that shows signs of being reduced for possible use as an adze or how....mjm

 

[rock]

Wow you had a good day. On the last one if I found it I would say Hoe. I guess slate use to be a good hard stone back in the day.

 

[Americus]

Nice finds. I can't imagine having to do the things you have to do to look. I just go out to a field and walk. That is one advantage to living in south Georgia.

 

[old digger]

Cool! At least your on a roll.

 

[yakker]

Dang! Good find(s) MJMan! I have looked along the narrow patches along waterways before. It can be a great time to hunt- at least where I was. The tide would push ice chunks up and back, stirring the sand and gravel/rocks all up and often revealing things you'd never get to see. Congrats! Yakker

 

[mainejman]

Thanks guys! Well Americus I started hunting artifacts in Illinois so I am no stranger to field hunting.I can see why huge collections are amassed.The only advantages I feel that I have is the scenery,no plow strikes and nobody else looking.The disadvantages are obvious.Which include the 6" plus snowfall were expecting today.....Decisions to make do I want to go out one more time before it hits or is this it till spring.....stay tuned....mjm