2/28/2021 points

[willjo]

The days finds, a Stanley point and several tips plus some red pigment. The red color on paper is color it would be if it was crushed and mixed with some material to make paint. The Stanley has ben re sharpened several times and had a shoulder ding.

[UpNorth]

A good day Willjo... big fan of that stanly point.
wish they could be found in my area.... I never made it back to that gravel bar, winter returned... it’s snowing....
keep um coming....👍

[beatup1354]

good on you Johnny

[SurfaceHunter]

Shame about them broken ones but I don't see you post many Stanley's so I take its more rare good finds

[willjo]

That one was in a spot on property where some older ones come from, haven't been finding many almost whole points so posting some broke stuff

[Benji]

Good day out willjo.. nice finds....im stuck indoors with all this rain ive been getting....congrats on the finds

[antmike915]

Nice finds Johnny 👌

[smbore]

nice day out.

[Uncle Trav]

Looks like I was a good day for sure. Nice finds
👍😃

[oldrocks2]

Nice finds. Bet the red rock would be for a paint like you say.

[willjo]

I am sure that is what it was used for, it was buried in sand and sand was stained pink

[Glacial Pebble]

Good way to end the month Willjo, nice finds!

[redrocks]

Nice artifacts willjo!

[Josie]

Very nice!

[Narrow Way Knapper]

Nice Stanley, the measure of success.

[SGT.Digger]

The tan and red brokes looks like they could be a match

[willjo]

It could i have put points together before and i will have to check it

[Tam]

Johnny I always enjoy your educational posts .
More people learn from you then you know .
Now on that red rock , how did you know about that trial and error ?
Or is it that ochre ? ( sp )?

[willjo]

The camp site only has stones brought in by N.A.'s and i have found yellow pieces and red pieces. It is smooth and would not need much to crush it into pigments. Never seen anything identified red ocher so not for sure but sure they used it for paint pigment