Show your glued halves!

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Here are some of mine. The one below the top right
was found by my Dad and I. There is a rule when I
hunt...The one to find the last piece gets the whole
thing, lucky him! The white one at the bottom left
was found a couple years apart in a farm field. It's an
awesome feeling to pick up something and recognize
the break outline or go home and match em' up!

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Wow dollarzero!!!! You have been very lucky in finding the two pieces to make a piece whole again. Great job!

I've only been lucky enough to find one piece that I could put back together and I found it the same day about 35 feet apart along the banks of the Ohio River. I didn't glue it together to show how it was found in two pieces and the fact that it has a fossil right at the break and that's what caused the break.

This isn't a very good picture of it, but it's the only one I have. It is the Stemmed Point in the small tray on the left.

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

It doesn't happen very often, but yeah
you found a nice pair!

 

[Th3rty7]

I dont know if you're lucky or just really persistent. I've only found the other half of a point once and it was within inches of the other half. sweet bannerstone.

 

[trevmma]

this is mine almost a year apart great story behind it. i have a 5 inch cobbs that my old buddy gave me glued also.

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Nice red banded slate anchor pendant!

 

[RPG]

Here's a couple.

 

[pickaway]

Here's some i think im up to 14 altogether.Second pic is of a broken that i found both pieces right together a first.

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Is that a cache pickaway?

 

[trevmma]

the anchor is not glued by the way

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

I like the Bolen, RPG....especially the two
different patinas.

 

[RPG]

I like the Bolen, RPG....especially the two
different patinas.

Thanks dollarzero...The one in the first pic was a fresh break, found in a road, so glued back perfect. It also has a very good bevel.
I will try to post a pic from the point so you can see the bevel. Amazing how they made such good points and blades from quartzite.
Randy

 

[Jonnyreb]

Heres a couple I found. I have more, but no pics of em. I generally find them at least a year apart, but the brown one was found the same day on a lake shore here in N.E. Texas. This is a good reason to keep all your brokes together, and segregated by site.