Just some Old Stuff...

[Hoss]

See I even looked again today Ray. Yup I'll never get sick of seeing them! Thanks again for the look!

[5foot5]

very very nice thanx 4 sharing

[G10+]

RAY !! You sure know how to get somebodys blood a pumping , those pics first thing in the morning is as good as coffee !!

[sixeight]

Never get tired of seeing a rmartin post. Very nice. Thanks for sharing,Ray.

[dirt kicker]

Ray, some great finds you got there thanks for the show!

[Hippy]

Great pieces Ray.  I love the toothy Stillwells.  And I could look at your avatar hardin all day.  That piece is amazing!
Hippy

[rmartin]

Thanks again everyone. Hippy, I just found that Hardin this September.

[Bolen Bevel 1]

Killer,killer and more killer....Luv the notches!!!

[Hippy]

That piece is absolutely sick Ray.  One of the best I've seen found in a long time.  Color, symmetry, workanship all outstanding.  Incredible find for these days.  It can happen though.  A friend of mine found his best after 40 years of hunting.  It was a Clovis that's on the fluted point poster from Henry County, Illinois.
Hippy

[G10+]

rmartin wrote:

Thanks again everyone. Hippy, I just found that Hardin this September.

  :sick:
I done even have the words Ray !!!!

[kingede]

Congrats on such a great collection of quality finds... they are amazing!!!

[Tuna]

Wow, wow, wow!  These are amazing!  Whoever made them were masters!  Did the ancients use your Hardin for a spearpoint?  Were the bigger points in your old collection for spears, knives, atlatl?  Thanks for showing these Ray! Better than winning a lottery to find them.

[archaic]

holy cow Ray,I think that Hardin is one of the nicest points I have laid eyes on. That's a true example of amazing workmanship and beautiful material. Makes me want to skip work and go arrowhead hunting, haha

[5foot5]

B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!!!!!thanks for sharing

[rmartin]

Tuna wrote:

Wow, wow, wow!  These are amazing!  Whoever made them were masters!  Did the ancients use your Hardin for a spearpoint?  Were the bigger points in your old collection for spears, knives, atlatl?  Thanks for showing these Ray! Better than winning a lottery to find them.

  Thanks Tuna, The Hardin is a knife form as are the larger examples I have pictured. Resharpened examples of Hardins and many other types are alternately beveled which is characteristic of Early Archaic knives. And yes, the Hardin folks were Masters at flint knapping!