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Steve in PA
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That is a nice one 
Up-North
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Good looking scraper...
Fat doesn’t go home, with empty pockets..
Fat doesn’t go home, with empty pockets..
Tdog
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That is a very nice scraper; material and all! I love that thing.
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I can carrya 2 liter bottle pop on my front pocket of my belt stays cinched, trout creek lithic I forgot to get a glow shot but it does...Ithink I’m going to try and dig out this spot. Very very little experience with no luck digging before. I know stuff is here.
That brazos river stuff made me realize....
That brazos river stuff made me realize....
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Garscale
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Man that's pretty material. Sure looks old too. Retouched core struck blades like that are usually at least dalton age.
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Pelican lake is what I have found basically at this spot or level? before now. I’ve thought about digging here before.
Would you please post some pics of your screens or your technique. Do you just dive in and start digging? Cut a trench? Dig a hole and go? That’s about my plan, a little bit of all the above I guess...
antmike915
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Wicked material. Good luck on your dig. Take a flat head shovel.
MAMucker
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Man! Wonderful variety of very pretty material there. Could be wrong, but I think I see one pinkish flake of Quartzite?
That Hafted Scraper is a Blue Ribbon winner!
That Hafted Scraper is a Blue Ribbon winner!
newnan man
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That's a beauty! Dig till you drop!
MAMucker
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Really like names of the materials as much as the materials themselves!!
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I was told that your scraper is Wyoming Trade Flint. At least that is what an old artifact hunter told me.
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Go big Red.. what number is on your plates? Mine are 77.
I remember some old timers using that term. Also every paleo piece called a “Yuma”
I think it’s a very broad term and it’s half correct, Colo trade would also be half correct term.
There are so many lithic sources across that area but nowadays able to pin point the source a little better.
I remember some old timers using that term. Also every paleo piece called a “Yuma”
I think it’s a very broad term and it’s half correct, Colo trade would also be half correct term.
There are so many lithic sources across that area but nowadays able to pin point the source a little better.
dirstscratcher
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That scraper is about as nice as they get, both form and beauty.
southfork
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Day maker scraper .
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