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what would you call this point?
Found this point today, I love the material its made from. Its about 2.5 inches long. Would you call it a fish spear? The bifurcate looking base has me baffled. Thanks for any input...
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Nice point Cheesy. I wouldn't call that a bifurcate base. Fishspear maybe but if I found it here in Illinois I would probably call it Matanzas. It is some fine material!
Like a drifter I was born to walk alone -
Being I'm in Texas, I'd call it a goodun.
I ain't no help, I guess, I figger, :whistle: but I do like that "polished" look.
Nice patina, creek find?
Jessy B.
It is a "Rock" when it's on the ground.
It is a "Specimen" when picked up and taken home.
Jessy B.
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Good looking point
I Have Never Met A Rock I Didn\'t LikeComment
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Jessy, I found this in a plowed field. Not any water sources close to me big enough to river hunt, spend all my time walking the fields...
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Do you find many with that "Polished" look in that field?cheesey wrote:
Jessy, I found this in a plowed field. Not any water sources close to me big enough to river hunt, spend all my time walking the fields...
If not perhaps they, an NA, found it in a creek and brought it home.
It sure has that "creeky" look to me.
Jessy B.
It is a "Rock" when it's on the ground.
It is a "Specimen" when picked up and taken home.
Jessy B.
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Nope Jessy I can't say I have found many others that are as shiny as this one but I haven't walk this field much, just acquired permission for it this spring.I have found quite a few artifacts in it so far though and some really nice quality pieces at that.thanks for your input...
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Nice find! looks like a new field is going to produce some great finds for you. I cant help on ID but always enjoy looking. Thanks for sharing.
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