Scrapers And Few Others

Lorapottery1

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Possible scrapper? And a few others. 20210524_230756.jpg > 20210524_232235.jpg H]
 

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Lorapottery1

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Hello, hope the pictues gjve more insight. Further down the creek were a few rocks of intetest. Round stone appears to have pecking marks. The area I live had alot of glacial movement. Carved nice valleys! 20210526_091037.jpg 20210526_085840.jpg 20210526_085702.jpg 20210526_085903.jpg 20210526_101647.jpg 20210526_090041.jpg 20210526_090117.jpg
 

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Congrats bud and thanks for the pictures, those are all preforms/knives made by native Americans besides the "scrapper" (I'm 1000% sure).

As for the "scrapper", IMO it's a flake resulting from knapping activities (not a tool) but I could be wrong.

Keep looking in the area where you found the preforms/flake and I'm sure you'll find more cool artifacts. Also, could be worth checking on the riverbank nearby for a camp site. If you find a flake on the ground, dig a small hole, if you find flakes in the hole, you're most likely at the place where they were knapping tools!
 

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Garscale

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There is no doubt about the last set being artifacts. While the top pics are probably naturally formed, natives used natural stones around camp daily. Gonna be something good there.
 

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