One of a few great paleo tools I found yesterday.

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I found this tool among other things yesterday around blue springs, MO. Many I believe to be paleo. Please any opinions are nice, I'm trying to show my dad how much fun he'd have here on TreasureNet.com. View attachment 1493352 View attachment 1493353 View attachment 1493355 View attachment 1493356 View attachment 1493358 View attachment 1493360

 

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Attachments never seem to open for me.

 

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I don't see any photos either

 

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For some reason they load for me. I don't get it. I'll try again.

 

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[1320]

Nice worked piece but I'm not sure I call it paleo.

 

[filmiracl]

Seems to be a large worked flake... It'd be hard to call that paleo or woodland without knowing what type of site it came from. Still a nice big old flake tool though!

 

[rock]

Looks like what we call side scrapers by the one flat side. A hand held scraper type but by the size of it I would guess Archaic to Paleo. Woodland to Mississippian were usually smaller in my area. I like flake tools

 

[creekhunter]

It's a nice one, but like many have said, most time periods used those tools or very similar, it would have to be found in association with Paleo relics to be sure.

 

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Ok. I shouldn't have called it paleo. Maybe a little excitement

 

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But I believe a few others are, I'll post pictures later.

 

[quito]

Those are some nice looking tools made on some nice big overshot flakes.

 

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Found some more today. Only looked for very short time because I had a girlfriend that wanted to jog... so I jogged lol. Though this broken point would have been 6 inches if I were to guess. It's flat on back side! Heartbreaker, fun though. Ill post pics.

 

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