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ID:	410061 Went down my river spot ...freezing rain...nasty...found this cool rim sherd ...I knew I had another piece...found a year ago ...so I held em near each other and they "clicked"together... Couple thousand year old pieces of ​ ​​​​​​​pottery ...seems like it's shell tempered ....I was due to find something.....
    SW Connecticut

  • #2
    Just outstanding
    Wyoming

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    • redrocks
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      Thanks Master knapper...seems like I start tofind stuff in the winter. Haha.....I don't mind

  • #3
    Nice when that happens
    South East Ga. Twin City

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    • redrocks
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      Thx man. Never happened to me before. I'm liking it a lot

  • #4
    Love the perforations on that!! Bet you could figure out circumference of rim!!!
    North Carolina

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    • redrocks
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      Thx. I love the way the hole is split on the two halves.....I bet you're right bout the circumferece

  • #5
    Interesting find Red
    TN formerly CT Visit our store http://stores.arrowheads.com/store.p...m-Trading-Post

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    • redrocks
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      Thx Matt...same exact spot as the other piece a yr ago

  • #6
    You got to love finding puzzle pieces like that!
    South Carolina

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    • redrocks
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      Thx Josie I needed this find

  • #7
    Sweet find Red, very cool that they fit back together!

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    • redrocks
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      Thank Carl I was overdue man

  • #8
    That's amazing what are the odds, better go and buy a lottery ticket.

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    • redrocks
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      Thx yeah wow let me check the time of the insitus....that's rare these pieces are fragile man. ...oh 12:00. Noon. I gotta get a ticket...I never play

  • #9
    Hey Red, Those are some real nice rim pieces.
    Michigan Yooper
    If You Don’t Stand for Something, You’ll Fall for Anything

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    • redrocks
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      Thx Ron...this is just as cool to me as finding a point or net weight for sure

  • #10
    How cool is that. slim odds there. Like rock said , lottery ticket time!
    keep on keepin after

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    • redrocks
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      Thx man. I'm gonna go get a ticket

  • #11
    Way to go, Red! That's pretty cool man
    Stagger Lee/ SE Missouri

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    • redrocks
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      Thx Andrew. .. seems like I don't find anything till winter

  • #12
    Nice find Red! That's a unique looking pattern. Keep checking that spot.
    N.C. from the mountains to the sea

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    • redrocks
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      Thanks Marshall. Yeah I love the markings...it came from exact spot as other piece a yr ago
      I always look there but these two clicking blew me away man
      Last edited by redrocks; 12-17-2019, 07:26 PM.

  • #13
    That's wild, man! What are the odds... weird how they have different patinas.
    "The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. Lee

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    • redrocks
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      Hey Ethan. Thanks.....it's not a difference in patina....when this RIM sherd dries out in a couple days it will look identical I'm sure.....it's saturated soaking wet from being in the river and mud for many many many years.....1or 2 thousand maybe....who knows ..I tried looking up the type on the CT. Archaeological surveys for NA CLAY POTTERY AND ITS MIND BOGGLING ON THE DIFF TYPES ...I'll get a pic of it in a couple days to show ya

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      I never thought about that. Makes sense

  • #14
    You need to find the rest of that!
    Searching the fields of NW Indiana and SW Michigan

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    • redrocks
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      U know I won't say I won't ....haha thx Greg

  • #15
    That's great Red I remember last year you killed it with the finds. Maybe you will find another ice point. Glad to see you posting again.
    NW Georgia,

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    • redrocks
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      Thx Glenn ....it's something about winter down the river .... hope I do ..
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