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Charter members can sell or trade on our classified forums.... Artifacts for sell would be under "Treasure Related Stuff For Sale".............
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thanks, the edges are sharp enough to cut a sirloin. It looks really clean and fresh, too but I think it's real. I found it along with a cache of Cahokia points in Kentucky. The field was just plowed. I'm waiting for the papers from a well-known authenticator and will have the flint carbon dated if he rejects it. The farmer's son said it looked like a Ft. Payne Greenbrier. The Cahokias it was found in association with were all made from obsidian and all are for sell. Sorry for the photos, it won't let me upload better pics. I also found this un-notched Clovis on the same site. 6 5/8" x 1 5/8"View attachment 686986
birdpointgriswold said:Minezzzzz
Johnathan Griswold
you can go snipe hunting with me said:
I really think some one is pulling your leg when they say taste it. "Salting" the field with fakes. "salting"! Get it? If not, you can go snipe hunting with me, and we will discuss it then.
Treasure_Hunter said:If someone uses an acid bath to try to fake patina on a repro piece many times it will have a salty taste, that was when I thought it was one he bought, not found...................
I tasted it and it tastes like dirt. Here is the in-situ of photo of when I plowed the cache to the surface.View attachment 687006
GaRebel1861 said:
GatorBoy said:I'm just shaking my head.... oh boy...............
Please take no offense, but you look kinda like a Norman Rockwell painting in that pic. One more thing insitu?? Where in the world is an artifact in that picture??
