two frames

[larson1951]

here are a few frames from last year and this year
some of it has been posted but i thought i would put this up for your perusal
i like the tiny game piece in the 2nd image lower right
steve

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Awesome looking trays Steve. You've found some really nice pieces lately and those Game Pieces as very nice.

 

[flintdigger]

Those are some really killer artifacts. Oh My Very Nice !!!

 

[*Molly*]

Two outstanding frames. I too like the game pieces but, that Birdie, bottom right of the bone fish hook is amazing, looks intact. Beautiful point.

Thanks for sharin' Steve, always like to see your finds.

Molly..

 

[mainer]

Wow! You find the greatest looking artifacts.

 

[musky44]

those are some really cool artifacts. that fish hook in the center is sweeet!!! always look foward to seeing your finds

 

[larson1951]

yes molly,
that point is made from petrified wood
i like it a lot also
steve

 

[SouthernGirl]

Breathtaking!!

 

[Neogeo]

Super sweet frames my friend.Congrats....How many hours of hunting did it take you to amass such fine frames?

 

[pickaway]

Good god how did I miss this post ,I like it all ...

 

[Americus]

Those are unbelievable finds. Thanks for sharing.

 

[xymox]

wow i like that one molly was talking about, your two frames are great.

 

[mad.co.walker]

KEEP THE PICS COMMING. IM IMPRESSED. CONGRATULATIONS.

 

[larson1951]

thanks everyone
ya frank i prob have 100-150-hrs of hunting there (aside from the beads)
steve

 

[iowa trout]

Wowza very kind Larson some extra cools in there thanks for shareing.

 

[Jonzer]

Great frames as usual Steve.
Got a question?
When using the modern-looking fish hooks, What did they tie to them for a fishing line? It had to be a small thread. Gut? Plant fiber?
Whatever they used, it had to be moderately strong to pull in a fish but also had to be small enough to wrap around a tiny fish hook.
Also: Did European man teach the indian how to fish with a fish hook or did they teach us?

 

[wilycreek]

Great frames Larson.

 

[oldgoat]

Great frames, steve..... a friend of mine had a fishhook just like the one u have....came off his place here in Tx.
Love seeing your posts, they are the best

 

[mad.co.walker]

Great frames as usual Steve.
Got a question?
When using the modern-looking fish hooks, What did they tie to them for a fishing line? It had to be a small thread. Gut? Plant fiber?
Whatever they used, it had to be moderately strong to pull in a fish but also had to be small enough to wrap around a tiny fish hook.
Also: Did European man teach the indian how to fish with a fish hook or did they teach us?

im guessing sinew

 

[larson1951]

or maybe fiber such as hemp
someone must know?
mcw, you could be right, thanks