New stone find
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old digger
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Looks like a core, nice find. Or even a chopper.
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That is a great piece. I’d call a quarry blank piece (core). Man has knocked off flakes for all his needs.
It’s a tool box of sort. Every tool needed could be made from that piece.
Keep looking you are really close to a great spot.
It’s a tool box of sort. Every tool needed could be made from that piece.
Keep looking you are really close to a great spot.
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My exact thoughts.
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Oh yeah I found 3 ditches right next to where I found this rock.
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GREAT place to hunt, if possible check area with google earth.
Slug
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ive checked the area im searching on google earth and not much has changed since 1984, what should i be looking for on google earth?
