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Went out for a couple of hours today and found these. You know sometimes you just don’t know when one is about to break. Now I have to find some glue can’t believe it but when I got home the knife was in 2 pieces. At least it’s a clean break. N GA finds, hope you enjoy I know I did.
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Black one is a flake knife hard to see it in my handNW Georgia, -
Timing yes! Also location ,location , and locating ! Score !Lubbock County TxComment
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Permission helps thanksNW Georgia,Comment
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Good day Glen nice finds...the last pic looks like pottery with the textureSW ConnecticutComment
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Everyday or week you are finding pieces .Comment
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I’m addicted to saving history one piece at a time. Bet it makes you wonder how much I go doesn’t it. I haven’t counted but just off the top of my head for permission 8 private creeks and a few thousand acres of fields to walkLast edited by SurfaceHunter; 03-10-2019, 03:45 PM.
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So is the long brown skinny piece a drill? I think it’s to skinny to be anything else but not sure I’ve never found another like itNW Georgia,Comment
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Yes had to go get some looks good again. I reached in my bag and didn’t feel it and was in a state of panic thinking I had lost it then realized it had broken in half. It’s worked on both sides like a knife and does have edge work. The guide says a Spike can look like a drill to. Now the base is funky not really worked. Maybe I can put it in the what forum. I need to take more pics. Be a min though
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Timing really is everything. They are only exposed for a short period of time before going back down in the bars to be exposed later on. That’s what makes it so much fun I think. I often wonder how many I am walking over when I’m huntingMontani Semper LiberiComment
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