I inherited this from my uncle, they are in a old shadow box. We live in south Texas but I’m not sure where he got this small collection of stones. Can someone help me identify these artifacts?
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Could these be native stone tools?
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I see a few scrapers, a knife or two and maybe a preform. Nice collection!"The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. Lee
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The big one looks like (Edwards chert?) a large knife preform. It could be unfinished for a number of reasons, but it is still an artifact.
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I was thinking the center piece looked like a chipped adze. I'd like to see a pic showing the thickness. The top left piece is very resemblant of a paleo end scraper.
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absolutely
looks like they are from the texas area as they look like texas materials
i see what looks like rootbeer flint,pedernales flint,and possibly some george town flint in there
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Do you think they are real native items
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yes i think they are legit.
but after looking more closely at the pics,im going to say they are all made from pedernales flint.the top one on the left row looks like it was made a from a tab of pedernales flint. a little as we modern knappers call them.some top grade stuff
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The round ones look like Sun Stones sorta...😳Wandering wherever I can, mostly in Eastern Arkansas, always looking down.
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