Would you keep these

[CreekSide]

I went out today and found burnt rock and these 2 ugliest net weights lol. I’ve found points there before but they were all hiding today

 

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[CreekSide]

Here’s a couple points I’ve found from the past all in the same creek. I didn’t keep the notched rocks

 

[robertk]

I'd have absolutely kept the points, but not the notched rocks. Those just look like rocks to me. (I do keep quite a lot of ordinary rocks, though).

 

[unclemac]

nope, those were keepers, the first for sure.

 

[antmike915]

I would've kept the 1st one; hard to tell with the 2nd.

 

[CreekSide]

I would've kept the 1st one; hard to tell with the 2nd.

Algae on that one just 2 notches on a schist/ sediment rock. Not much to look at and hardly any work

 

[CreekSide]

nope, those were keepers, the first for sure.

I think the picture was better than the rock

 

[CreekSide]

I'd have absolutely kept the points, but not the notched rocks. Those just look like rocks to me. (I do keep quite a lot of ordinary rocks, though).

Not much work on these other than the notches. If they had been a nice color I might. I did find a spring fed section so you know what that means? Campsite

 

[unclemac]

they tell a story, they are keepers

 

[Rockdog]

I would have kept the furst one. The second one is questionable. Good luck on the campsite!

 

[CreekSide]

they tell a story, they are keepers

Might pick them up on my next visit

 

[unclemac]

I like the whole tool kit.... it really tells me a lot about those there were.

 

[CreekSide]

I like the whole tool kit.... it really tells me a lot about those there were.

I guess I could get the 1st one next week or two. They are flat and when on the bottom won’t move

 

[Missouri Breaks]

Nice points and the hard stone are interesting.

 

[CreekSide]

Nice points and the hard stone are interesting.

If you hunt waters where there were ancient man you will probably find them if you look at the flat oval rocks. Most will walk past them not even noticing the notches