Some recent finds.

[GatorBoy]

 

[natchitoches]

i love your fourm name alwayslearning.
i try to do that everday.
i love to learn new things

 

[GatorBoy]

thank you I thought it suited me well

 

[Harry Pristis]

Hello, 'alwayslearning' . . .
What is the object in your second image? It resembles a sliver of bone that has been gnawed by rodents. Are you digging in a kitchen midden?

 

[GatorBoy]

If you look closer you will see all those incised lines are patterned

 

[suwanneesuperchick]

the sharks teeth already got the holes for a necklace.and that thing is it a bone pin?

 

[GatorBoy]

thank you and I do know what everything is

 

[Harry Pristis]

If you look closer you will see all those incised lines are patterned

What do you mean by "patterned"? What did you imagine this piece to be?

The way to distinguish between rodent gnawing and human work is this:

Rodent gnawmarks are paired and parallel, produced by the rodent upper incisors.. Human-produced cuts are single and not parallel..

What I see on your bone sliver at 400% zoom is paired (parallel) gnawmarks.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Welcome aboard alwayslearning.

Great looking Florida artifacts. I really like the Bone Arrowpoint and the drilled Sharks Teeth are too cool. But I have to agree with Harry on the one piece of Bone. I zoomed in as well and those are gnaw marks made by a rodent and not incising.

 

[SOHIO]

cool sharks teeth

 

[GatorBoy]

thanks man I have a lot more stuff I'll post later when I get home

 

[GatorBoy]

thanks guys on the enlightenment about the rodent knaw marks I guess I let my imagination run away with me