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Apple Hill Agate ?
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Apple Hill Agate ?
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Posted by [SDhunter]
Man there are some beautiful lithics out there. WOW!
Notarelichunter commented
02-10-2019, 04:31 PM
I’m with you on that SDHunter, wipeing the drool off my iPad. Lol
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Posted by [OBION]
This hafted scraper is out of an opaque snow white lithic I believe is novaculite from Arkansas.
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Posted by [south fork]
Apple Hill agate Gunther .
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Posted by [Ron Kelley]
This orange fossiliferous chert is from Arkansas.
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Posted by [hudson]
I wish I knew what material these are. Anyone ?
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Posted by [kayakaddict]
fossiliferous "Cohansey Quartzite" from south NJ
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Posted by [kayakaddict]
More Cohansey Quartzite.
Photos in this order:
Raw from the river bank
Scrapers
Stems
Preform/blank cache
Triangles
Homemade knapped
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Posted by [chase]
windy ridge. it is what I say sweet.
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Posted by [lukecreekwalker]
The banded obsidian from OR is without a doubt my favorite. So much so that I might try to purchase an artifact made from it as a nice Christmas gift to myself. Locally though I'd love to find a piece made out of Flint Ridge OH Moss Agate. Very cool looking material
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Posted by [orari]
My favorite is probably the blue portion of BGT (Blue-Gray-Tan) Fort Payne Chert. The artifacts made from it look like North Carolina Tarheels light blue, struck flakes are sharp as a razor blade, and it makes a glass-like, hollow, ringing sound. Early Archaic folks at some sites in Middle Tennessee appear to have been very fond of it.
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Posted by [chase]
Hartsville chert on the bottom and Kremmling chert on top.
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Posted by [chase]
Liston creek chert.
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Posted by [chase]
Indiana Green chert
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Posted by [chase]
Harrison County chert
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