WhiteCountyPaleo
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Went farm field hunting in White county Indiana.
One part was plowed deep and weathered down.
Started the high ridge and then the low plowed
ridge. Flipped out a nice Attica chert blade almost
three inches. The longest green I've ever found in
that area. Crossed the road then walked 1/2 mile
over a high ridge to a low paleo spot. Left there
then walked back to the high ridge and found five
in a small area along with a deep pit nutting stone.
It wasn't till on the road I noticed I dropped the
blade in the field. This happened because my
gloves will cause my pockets to come out of my
coat...what a dummy! The next day I went back
and didn't find it, but did find a perfect
hammer/nutting stone.
One part was plowed deep and weathered down.
Started the high ridge and then the low plowed
ridge. Flipped out a nice Attica chert blade almost
three inches. The longest green I've ever found in
that area. Crossed the road then walked 1/2 mile
over a high ridge to a low paleo spot. Left there
then walked back to the high ridge and found five
in a small area along with a deep pit nutting stone.
It wasn't till on the road I noticed I dropped the
blade in the field. This happened because my
gloves will cause my pockets to come out of my
coat...what a dummy! The next day I went back
and didn't find it, but did find a perfect
hammer/nutting stone.
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