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Not real sure about the purpose of the first one, it might have been hafted? The other two are unifaced and I'm fairly certain they were scrapers3 PhotosKevin - North/Central Texas
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Some nice stuff there Tom. Larger than what I was expecting when I read scraper thread. Are you wanting to see all sizes and kinds of scrapers?
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Fantastic, Tam! I was reading an article that stated if the angle of the working edge is 61 degrees or more they classify as a scraper, 61 or less is knife. Ah c'mon! I love seeing that steep, sometimes furious edgework on these, yours shows real well.Professor Shellman
Tampa Bay
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Crystal quartz scraper I found on the roof of Danbury Hospital Danbury CT. I was working on some HVAC equipment after a new roof was laid down. The roof had a rubber membrane with river rock laid down on top of it. We went up to re install some equipment that had to be removed for the roofers. As I worked with a wrench I dropped it and as I bent to pick it up spotted this among the river rocks. One of the oddest places I have found an artifact.
The one below I gifted to former forum member Rmartin. It is notched and great artifact. Knox cert from east TN.
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#3 was the first intact artifact that I had found in about 12 years and is really the reason this sickness began. These are all Edwards Chert with varying degrees of patina.4 PhotosKevin - North/Central Texas
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