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I can see how that would get a tad expensive! [emoji1]

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one is expensive enough :sadsmiley:
 
lol!

Right now, I am holding on to the classic "stay single as long as humanly possible to enjoy the God given American freedom of doing whatever you wish until you get married" mentality. My life, my money, my house, my schedule.
 
Hey Rusty, did you saw the pics of my neolithic collection in this thread?
 
Here is an other highlight, a full polished chisel.

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Bill posted there also some nice videos about glass napping!
 
I have found a few pieces myself.

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My first arrowhead. Kentucky


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Georgia.



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Ohio side of Ohio River.



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Kentucky.
 
Good morning GB & Tom

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Rusty, your finds are GREAT! Specially the first one. Clovis?

I love that shape :icon_thumright:

Wiill post my large sickle in a few minutes. Not found by me, bought it from a french collection many years ago. (was Found in northern France)

May a pic now...
 
lol!

Right now, I am holding on to the classic "stay single as long as humanly possible to enjoy the God given American freedom of doing whatever you wish until you get married" mentality. My life, my money, my house, my schedule.
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Hold out for the right one and it will be worth it.
 
Yes indeed one of the top songs of that era, ironically
 
Good morning T O M :hello:
 
The first one is called a Hopewell. I guess you are a foreigner? :)

The material is from Ohio, close to the Pennsylvania border. A Hopewell indian might have taken the Scioto trail, down The Scioto river, past Chillicothe and below Portsmouth, crossed the Ohio river, and onto my farm. Something to think about, isn't it?
 
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