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Do you ever find any of that shell engraved?
 

Matt R said:
Do you ever find any of that shell engraved?
i have one with lines groved on it
 

I don't know anything about shell tools, but as many points and cool stuff Steve finds, I'm listening.
 

bean man said:
I don't know anything about shell tools, but as many points and cool stuff Steve finds, I'm listening.
Oh God Don,t get beanie started on shells he will clean out Sanibel Island,every shell he finds will be a ancient shell artifact.

NICE3 FINDS
Jeff
 

newnan man said:
Looks like a pile of old shells, what makes them "tools"? Thanks
well for 6 years i didnt know myself until i seen a book on shell tools the coastal indians used.some are groved and belveled.the oyster shells with the holes in them were used as net weights.i myself thought they were just shells.low and behold i read a book and learned something new.
 

ohioriver hunter said:
bean man said:
I don't know anything about shell tools, but as many points and cool stuff Steve finds, I'm listening.
Oh God Don,t get beanie started on shells he will clean out Sanibel Island,every shell he finds will be a ancient shell artifact.

NICE3 FINDS
Jeff
the indians here had to use shell tools there is no natural flint for 20+miles
 

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