One for Tundra Plugger

[joshuaream]

Here is a ND piece that a well know archaeologist called a Goshen Knife. Depending on the cross section, I think yours could just be a much nicer version of this piece (chalk pocket and all.)

(Apologies for the grubby hands, I was cleaning up the grill after dinner and didn't realize they were filthy.)

 

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[Up-North]

Bingo to me
Another nice piece
Dinner musta been num num. lol

 

[old digger]

Beautiful piece. Too bad it broke at that weak spot.

 

[ToddsPoint]

The "chalk" is actually a fossilized piece of a cattail. The KRF deposit formed over a cattail swamp. I also read that the KRF material is silicified lignite. Gary

 

[TundraPlugger]

That would have been a beauty!!!! You might be right! Look at how thin that bugger is!