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went to one of my local spots to see what the last flood waters turned up. the adena is 4 1/8 and the big sandy is 2 in long and a inch wide. the black stone is another (what the heck is that rock). my go to rock guy thinks its a gizzard stone that has been polished to a t by the creek. it stood out like a dent in a new car. we dont have pebbles like that around here. this creek turns up lots of bones and teeth from giant turtles and mosasaurus . a couple pictures of the creek looking both ways, a paintball pistol or water gun.
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Nice finds Toccopola! I'm liking that big blade and side notch. You've got a nice creek there that looks fun to hunt. I got no clue on the smooth stone but ill be watching that post to see what our members come up with.
Ps. Edited: I figured out how to merge your post into one with some help. Fixed now ill stop tinkering with it lol. Thanks for your patience!Last edited by Kyflintguy; 04-15-2018, 10:15 PM.Josh (Ky/Tn collector)Comment
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Great hunt!Comment
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Nice blade, it's hard to tell wet but it looks like Dover chert. SweetComment
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its that or fortpayneComment
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Those points are fantastic my friend.
The reply from a familiar name really stood out in this post when I looked up "gizzard stones".http://www.thefossilforum.com/index....osaur-gizzard/Bruce
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