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  • November find of the month

    It's time to enter your November finds! Please post at least two good pics, and the link to your original post. If you need help with your link, feel free to ask for help. Entry ends, Dec. 15th.
    "The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. Lee

  • #2
    Well I only had one so I don't have to try and decide. It's a slate blade/knife my first.

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    Well I picked a cold day to jump into the creek but it felt good walking down the creek. I wasn't really finding anything except quartz debitage. I always save my favorite section for last cause I usually find something there. I saw what looked like a soapstone bowl or plate started to reach for it and it moved. Glad I didn't
    Last edited by Kentucky point; 12-05-2020, 10:23 AM.
    NW Georgia,

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    • #3
      LOL been a weak year nevermind December hahahaha
      Professor Shellman
      Tampa Bay

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      • utilized flake
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        Killer coral!!

      • Kentucky point
        Kentucky point commented
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        If this is an entry, Tom, I need the link and one more picture.

      • ZippypPinhead
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        Looking carefully - this appears to be a Petosky Stone. I have never seen one used as an artefact. Double nice!

    • #4
      Not sure if I did it right or not but I guess I will find out. Tried to post the link to my original post so I can put in for the November find of the month
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      Found this really cool looking triangle and a broke today on lunch break. I believe it’s a Levana triangle
      Warren County New Jersey

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      • #5
        I guess I can enter "Shamu".
        Found this yesterday. Big reduction flake that appears to have been worked into a nice lance/flake knife. I love the "killer whale" two tone look. It's still so sharp I was afraid to put it in my pocket. Pictured getting home to find no artifact and a hole in my pants. Click image for larger version



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        Last edited by flintguy; 12-06-2020, 12:09 AM.
        Central Ohio

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        • SurfaceHunter
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          You should soak it in some tap water to bring out the color then take a pic

      • #6
        https://forums.arrowheads.com/forum/...tle-but-wicked

        Found this in the first 45 minutes of my hunt! Love a daymaker at the start, it makes the feet hurt less! Click image for larger version

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        Last edited by utilized flake; 12-06-2020, 01:47 AM.
        North Carolina

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        • Kentucky point
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          I'm blind apparently. Where is it in the first picture?

        • SurfaceHunter
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          Dark spot right in the middle. Its in the current section

        • Lindenmeier-Man
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          Got to develop a special way to see those in the gravel under water !

      • #7
        What about the other three that are in the pic

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        • #8
          Probably looked much different in person with the current flowing it will sometimes blur the picture. In person he could probably see straight to the bottom wit no problem. I love creek hunting
          NW Georgia,

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          • utilized flake
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            Surface knows what's up! The water was only an inch or two deep! Saw it clearly from six paces away!

        • #9
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          Since Christmas is right around the corner I'll put my pine tree in the mix.


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          Last edited by bl101; 12-08-2020, 01:04 PM.

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          • HBird
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            That thing is just a straight up killer!!!! I have one in for this month but I’m going to go out on a limb early and say game over you win lol

        • #10
          That's your best of the year isn't it 101 ?
          Last edited by SurfaceHunter; 12-08-2020, 07:58 PM. Reason: Auto wrong always
          NW Georgia,

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          • bl101
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            I got a few others that are nice but this is my fist Pine Tree point. For me it rounded out the year for sure.

        • #11
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          N.C. from the mountains to the sea

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        • #12
          Here is a green incised stone (Anasazi talisman?) that I found in Crane County, TX
          Searched some different sand hills today and found 4 more NA campsites with burned rocks, flakes, and some goodies. Not sure what the reddish heartbreaker is since the base is broken off. ☚ī¸ I believe the triangular point is either Matamoros or a small Tortugas. I’m thinking the white one is a knife. And finally, the

          Good luck everybody!
          Midland Co, TX - "My neck hurts from looking down!"

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          • UpNorth
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            Ohhh yeah.... I remember that one...👍...👍
            No need to enter mine this month .... lol...
            Awesome piece...✌ī¸

        • #13
          I was hoping you wouldn't jump in fast tex. Nobody would of entered if you had. Congratulations on the win
          NW Georgia,

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          • flintguy
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            Yep. Contest just ended for the rest of us.

          • SurfaceHunter
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            I believe so

          • TexAg
            TexAg commented
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            Thanks guys, y'all have some excellent pieces as well. Thanks for telling me about the contest SurfaceHunter.

        • #14
          TexAg What's the material of this one? Sure looks nice!!

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          • TexAg
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            Not sure the material. Mattern says it looks like steatite (soapstone), or possibly slate. It's not from my area that's for sure.

          • SurfaceHunter
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            Looks like Greenstone to me.

        • #15
          Im going to throw this Thanksgiving day point in the mix, although ive seen some spectacular finds already entered.
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          Benny / Western Highland Rim / Tennessee

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