One of a few great paleo tools I found yesterday.

[ROCKateer]

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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[creekhunter]

Nice finds, maybe you could jog over the artifact site, combine two activities into one!

 

[arrow86]

Wow some really nice finds , keep posting .... I could look at pics of artifacts all day

 

[monsterrack]

Nice finds but I cant call this Paleo nor do I see over shot flaking. What I do see are some thinning flakes, you have a good spot keep looking.

 

[quito]

Nice finds but I cant call this Paleo nor do I see over shot flaking. What I do see are some thinning flakes, you have a good spot keep looking.

i thought the first tool pieces were made on large overshot flakes.

 

[rock]

Lets see some of those jogging pics to. Finding some nice ones but as the points go they do look Woodland to Archaic but I do want to say not all collectors pick the tools up some just keep the points so there could of been some old points out there at 1 time and they just left the tools. If its a creek then you just never know what period they are from. My area the Woodland flake tools just arent that big but every area is different. If I was to find a flake tool that big here I would think very old.

 

[mainejman]

Looks like a large knife....interesting stuff?

 

[crj1968]

Thats a really cool piece.

Jogging? you can't find stuff while jogging. Crawling is better exercise, actually.