Nice find this week!

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I was digging up one thing and happened to stumble across this! Pretty cool! Any experts know anything based on shape? It’s definitely Catlinite.
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Pretty cool find! Congrats!
 

How about a few more views of it.Different looking.
 

especially both ends!...don't clean it out!
 

Why not clean it out?
 

It was full of mud. All I did was put it under the sink for about 15 seconds to blow it out. You can see the smoke stains in it.
 

I dug out the area and the only other thing I came across was three flakes. Rock is not common in my area.
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Dang!

those don’t come out of the ground in great shape very often.
that's a banner find in my opinion!
 

Very nice pipe! Please put your location in your posts.

I’m in South Central Kansas. I was just complaining how I’ve only found metal items, though the Indians were here. I was wondering if I would ever find anything from the stone era, and found this. �� This and the flint flakes were all 1 foot deep. Most of the mid 1800s stuff is 4-8” deep. I’m guessing the age and density must put the rock items at 1’ and below. Looking at buying ground penetrating radar!
 

I'm not sure if it was this forum or another defunct one, but a collector who used to post found a couple of those on a late Prehistoric site. (Dan Fox if I remember correctly, wrote a book on plains artifacts.)

I think that plump L style is found mostly in Nebraska and Kansas.
 

That’s awesome. A civil war journal stated that the Caddos were on my property at the time they camped.
 

Pardon my ignorance but how do you know it is not modern?
 

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