All Texas Frames

[Lone Star]

Since retiring I've had time to catch up on documenting. I said this before, but now I mean it.
It's been great, and now the hunt really begins. Everything is Texas found during hand digs, screen digs, creek and surface hunts by yours truly over the past 35 years or so.
Fixin to get back out to some digs, metal detecting, and ghost towns searches. It's great to be off the leash and back in the loop.

Frame A has mostly Wilson County/Cibolo Creek finds, with a few from Uvalde County/Nueces River Valley. The Plainview and Dalton came from Montgomery County.

Frame B has mostly Wilson County/Cibolo Creek finds with a few also from Uvalde and Edwards County along the Nueces River. The lone Nolan is from Travis County/Onion Creek.
Holler if questions.

[Kentucky point]

Killer frames! That Paleo piece in the frst frame has some killer Outre Passe flaking. Looks like rootbeer chert. Excellent finds, you should be proud!

[Tam]

Yup that my fav and the drill

[utilized flake]

Wow! Those frames make a Carolina rhyolite finder have a whole lot of material jealously! That basal notch could win an award for best broken point in texas! Thanks for the show!

[Lone Star]

Thanks guys. That Plainview was found in a 4 wheeler track on a sand bar in a creek.

[Hoss]

Very nice frames. Celebrate your retirement . Best of luck in the hunt.

[Lindenmeier-Man]

Very nice, do you have any bird points ? True arrowheads ? Frame one, the Dalton looks like yellow Tecovas jasper..

[redrocks]

Retirement is good congrats....real nice frames too ...good luck

[SDhunter]

Very awesome frames. The plainview is amazing

[south fork]

Nice collection .

[Ron Kelley]

Those are great Texas displays. This one has great flake pattern:

[Ron Kelley]

TX Root Beer is one of my favorite lithics to knap.

[KyChipStone]

Wow, talk about some needle tips....Fantastic frames to be proud of....

[gregszybala]

No questions, just WoW! Some great finds in those frames.

[PointHound]

Whole bunch of big smokers. Killer frames!

[Artifascination]

Amazing finds! Congratulations on the beautiful collection that you have assembled!

[Lone Star]

Thanks for all the nice words everyone.
These are Frames C and D

Frame C has a mix of stuff including coastal bone awls from Chambers County, Montgomery County creek finds, and Pecos River, Pecos County surface finds.

Frame D has primarily Chambers and Galveston County bone tools and awls. The flat hide scrapers came from Wilson County.

[Ron Kelley]

Great frames. I love the bone tools. Cool to find a horseshoe nail too.