What are your favorite lithic materials?

[CMD]

I could take this material 8 days of the week   Only piece I've ever found and no idea what the material is. I believe it's a Jack's Reef, so maybe it's a jasper, but I'm not comfortable with that really.

[CMD]

How about oolitic chert from Pa.? Get's my vote as a favorite, but only piece I've found, on the Providence River in RI. Jack's Reef Corner Notch.

[south fork]

Some nice Tri Flow Obsidian from the great basin .

[oldrocks2]

Wow.

[Notarelichunter]

I’ll second that wow. That’s a killer

[south fork]

Apple Hill Agate ?

[SDhunter]

Man there are some beautiful lithics out there.  WOW!

[Notarelichunter]

I’m with you on that SDHunter, wipeing the drool off my iPad. Lol

[OBION]

This hafted scraper is out of an opaque snow white lithic I believe is novaculite from Arkansas.

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[south fork]

Apple Hill agate Gunther .

[Ron Kelley]

This orange fossiliferous chert is from Arkansas.

[hudson]

I wish I knew what material these are. Anyone ?

[kayakaddict]

fossiliferous "Cohansey Quartzite" from south NJ

[kayakaddict]

More Cohansey Quartzite. 
Photos in this order:
Raw from the river bank
Scrapers
Stems
Preform/blank cache
Triangles
Homemade knapped

[chase]

windy ridge. it is what I say sweet.

[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

[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.

[chase]

Hartsville chert on the bottom and Kremmling chert on top.