These were all found in Coshocton county. Flint outcrops are at all elevations,from ridgetops to streambeds and they are all Pennsylvanian age (300 million years+).Sandstone,limestone and coal can be found in undisturbed layers along with layers of chunks of flint in stream exposures.The flint is variable both in color and translucency.The opaque flint can be light grey to black,with lots of blue and brown shades.The translucent flint,which is often thought to be Vanport, ranges from light grey to tan to nearly black,without any blues.Most of the pink and red colors are the result of heat during the formation of the stone. Heat treating the stone for knapping does not usually alter the surface gloss(the way Vanport changes.)
This blue on blue stone is from one location only.