The Twins from The Hillside

[Warren Matthew]

I saw red first. Buried halfway I didn’t think it would be anything and saw the grey one a few inches from it. I picked it up and nearly walked away happy. Thought I should at least check out the red spot and tapped on it with my fingernail. Glad I did. Somewhat similar I wonder if they go together?

I’m in Atascosa county Texas with creeks close by.

[Broken Arrow]

Leave no stone unturned, my friend. Sometimes what you think is just a flake turns out to be a point and sometimes what you think is just a rock turns out to be an axe or a celt.

[Ron Kelley]

Hey Warren, I would love to see some pictures of them cleaned up.

[willjo]

Nice finds I don't know how good you checked under them but they could be more hidden there, those type blades have been cached in the hundreds. The grey one looks like Nethers Flint Ridge chert from Ohio.

[Warren Matthew]

Nether Flint Ridge chert from Ohio? It is very different from anything else I have found. Amazing to me I have found material from Mexico, Colorado, Dakota’s and even:

Hello Warren,
thank you for this interesting message.
It seems to be a piece of the North American tektite - bediasite.

Very interesting!
Vít Kršul
Občanské sdružení Muzeum vltavínů
Panská 19, Český Krumlov

[redrocks]

Nice find msn congrats

[BabaORiley]

Nice finds Warren. Those Texas lithics are way cool...

[SurfaceHunter]

Very good finds

[Warren Matthew]

[Helldogg]

Really nice!

[SurfaceHunter]

Leave no stone unturned, my friend. Sometimes what you think is just a flake turns out to be a point and sometimes what you think is just a rock turns out to be an axe or a celt.

Very true I have flipped many flakes to find out they are points. One time I was walking a creek and thought I saw a old bottle, reached down and pulled a Celt.

[Warren Matthew]

These are also from this spot

[Warren Matthew]

I’ve never dug anywhere on my land. I have found a few when just a little bit was poking out. This spot is definitely a tallow slope. The top was taken out long ago when the pond was built. I’m sure there’s a lot underneath the surface. I’m considering starting a dig. Anyone wish to come down? I afraid I would just break too much.

[Warren Matthew]

Hello Warren,
thank you for this interesting message.
It seems to be a piece of the North American tektite - bediasite.

Very interesting!


Vít Kršul
Občanské sdružení Muzeum vltavínů
Panská 19, Český Krumlov

[SDhunter]

Hey Warren, did you paste this post in here, that you received from someone else? It’s showed up twice, and with the foreign language, I want to make sure there isn’t a scammer .
Gary

[Ron Kelley]

Something very strange going on here. This is the English translation:

Vít Kršul
Civil association Museum of moldavites
Panská 19, Český Krumlov

[Ron Kelley]

Czechia is between Germany and Slovakia.

[SDhunter]

I agree. Strange

[Warren Matthew]

It did start a post and it was suggested that my little green stone might be Moldavite.
This is the reply I received.
My family fled the region long ago. Landed in Galveston Texas and walked to this area of south Texas.
I did find it at the mound I have collected many points from. I have always picked up chips, anything that might have been part of a tool and many rocks and stones that obviously don’t belong.

[Warren Matthew]

I thought I had started a post on this little guy.

https://forums.arrowheads.com/special/albums/272454-some-of-my-finds

it is mentioned in this thread. Others too I think.
I will start a new one in “What did I find” with more information about it and show the site and other items from this spot