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Here is the Folsom with the other pieces I found near by
I don't know what the piece on the left might be but it is interesting because the material appears to be rootbeer Edwards - which is something paleo people would have carried into the area from Texas.
The piece in the middle has deep diving almost overshot flaking and fine edge sharpening on one edge. The piece on the right might be a snapped tip.
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It is correct, in every way Sir !
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This does not always apply but rule of thumb, three times longer than wide...Last edited by Lindenmeier-Man; 01-20-2020, 11:32 AM.
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Super nice Folsom ! Congrats ! It’s just has a impurity in the material...I’m happy you found it because if it were to get water in the impurity , could of become Two pieces when a freeze were to cause a fracture.. Truly a miracle that had not happened !Lubbock County Tx
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Wow what a score . Find of a life timeTN formerly CT Visit our store http://stores.arrowheads.com/store.p...m-Trading-Post
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There are even smaller mini Folsoms in the half inch range.
I previously shared one that was made on a salvaged midsection fragment of a broken Folsom.
Check out pictures of the Shifting Sands Folsom finds - some mini Folsoms in that collection
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