steve71 Bronze Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 1,475 Reaction score 75 Golden Thread 0 Location TX Apr 26, 2013 #1 mini folsom, its only about a half in.found recently by a friend Attachments fol 006.webp 48.2 KB · Views: 138 Upvote 0
rock Gold Member Joined Aug 25, 2012 Messages 14,751 Reaction score 8,933 Golden Thread 0 Location South Detector(s) used Coin Finder Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Apr 26, 2013 #2 Resharpened to a nub. Still a nice find
quito Silver Member Joined Mar 31, 2008 Messages 4,638 Reaction score 4,844 Golden Thread 0 Location south dakota Detector(s) used good eyes Apr 27, 2013 #3 That is awesome. The material resembles Hixton! Wonder what it is?
larson1951 Silver Member Joined Apr 8, 2009 Messages 4,974 Reaction score 3,894 Golden Thread 0 Location North Dakota Detector(s) used tesoro Primary Interest: Other Apr 27, 2013 #4 nice and pretty what kind of material is that?
J Jon Stewart Bronze Member Joined Jan 11, 2011 Messages 1,039 Reaction score 947 Golden Thread 0 Apr 27, 2013 #5 material also resembles carnelian.
steve71 Bronze Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 1,475 Reaction score 75 Golden Thread 0 Location TX Apr 27, 2013 Thread Owner #6 quito said: That is awesome. The material resembles Hixton! Wonder what it is? Click to expand... not sure on material but highly translucent red meterial. it also has been in a fire. get a pic later when we have some sun.
quito said: That is awesome. The material resembles Hixton! Wonder what it is? Click to expand... not sure on material but highly translucent red meterial. it also has been in a fire. get a pic later when we have some sun.
J Jon Stewart Bronze Member Joined Jan 11, 2011 Messages 1,039 Reaction score 947 Golden Thread 0 Apr 28, 2013 #7 google carnelian. It was used for arrowheads but in modern times it is used to make jewelry. I have found one carnelian arrowhead in New Mexico. Most flintknappers cook/heat treat their rock unless of course it is a glass type rock like obsidian.
google carnelian. It was used for arrowheads but in modern times it is used to make jewelry. I have found one carnelian arrowhead in New Mexico. Most flintknappers cook/heat treat their rock unless of course it is a glass type rock like obsidian.
steve71 Bronze Member Joined May 9, 2007 Messages 1,475 Reaction score 75 Golden Thread 0 Location TX May 1, 2013 Thread Owner #8 nice color Attachments folsom 005.webp 19.5 KB · Views: 110
old digger Gold Member Joined Jan 15, 2012 Messages 7,553 Reaction score 7,437 Golden Thread 0 Location Montana Detector(s) used White's MXT Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting May 2, 2013 #9 Such a shame that it's missing that basal ear. Sure is a beauty, love that material!
1320 Silver Member Joined Dec 10, 2004 Messages 3,478 Reaction score 2,312 Golden Thread 0 Location East Central Kentucky May 2, 2013 #10 I don't see any fluting but I think I can see the "nipple" that would create the flute.....