A couple new ones

[Rock queen]

Haven't been able to get out much but have still found a couple

[CoachG]

Really nice finds.

[chase]

Nice finds RQ!

[Scorpion68]

That's a lot of different source material there. With that much on one trip you're on the right track which will obviously yield a lot more. Keep hunting. ..Chuck

[Ron Kelley]

Hey Eugenia, I'm happy to see your finds. They're all good finds but those scrapers are really cool. Many great lithics in the beautiful scrapers.

[Hi-Lo]

Great work!
Thanks for sharing.

[gregszybala]

Nice! Good to see your still finding them.

[sailorjoe]

I ditto the remarks of Chuck and Ron. The different kinds of lithics is intriguing and I would enjoy seeing some of those little scrapers "up close and personal" Because I associate uniface scrapers with really old stuff, I always use to focus much of my hunting on sites that produced uniface tools and flake knives. Good show!

[clovisoid]

The point in the solo picture looks like a Windust point, did you cross the continental divide or go into Idaho? Cool piece. Might be an Alberta that saw some hard use and field resharpening if you found it east of the divide.

[hudson]

I bet the day flew by ?

[Sharp Rocks]

RQ, nice finds! That stemmed point is interesting and looks like it could be older! It's it ground on stem base?

[Rock queen]

The point in the solo picture looks like a Windust point, did you cross the continental divide or go into Idaho? Cool piece. Might be an Alberta that saw some hard use and field resharpening if you found it east of the divide.

Right on the border I was thinking Alberta myself

[Rock queen]

RQ, nice finds! That stemmed point is interesting and looks like it could be older! It's it ground on stem base?

Yes it's ground