Name that Lithic #4

[Mattern]

The color really doesn't show very well in my Pictures. No hints this time. The color green is similar the greens in camouflaged clothing.

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[tomclark]

Jasperish??

[Mattern]

No Tom sorry.

[Kyflintguy]

I've seen it posted here in this forum but can't remember the name of it.
It may be in the resource section here, hmm I'm going to go look and cheat, I mean see. 😆

[Kyflintguy]

I can't find what I was looking for but I think Tom made a good suggestion with Jasper.

[POINT MAN]

Is that Green the beautiful Indiana Green????

[Mattern]

It may be similar.

[clovisoid]

Maybe Coxsackie or Normanskill?

[Mattern]

Nope.

[paohrocks]

Agree with clovisoid.

[awassamog]

Onondaga chert

[pkfrey]

Deepkill chert.

[Tam]

I only know a few and it looks like a green slate to me .
nope ! Serpentine

[SGT.Digger]

Hulkalite

[Hoss]

Green Silicified Siltstone

[Mattern]

You may be right Hoss.

[Hoss]

Kim it's about time you answer this.

[Mattern]

Okay Hoss I will in my next post, I promise.

[Hoss]

LOL the suspense is killing me.

[clovisoid]

Unnamed material?

[Hoss]

This is what he said to lead off the number five lithic question posted a few weeks ago.. " Army Green was given to me by a friend from Virginia. He tells me it is a Green Rhyolite from his State. The Other was given me from a friend in Burlington New York state. He tell me it is a local very fine grained Green Quartzite. I'm relying on their word. Both are Flintknapper's." Technially I was correct. Army green is a regional name made up by collectors.