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Went out for 90 minutes today. Central KY. Field right on the KY River. Items are in the video. Any ideas/comments appreciated. Thanks!
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Went out for 90 minutes today. Central KY. Field right on the KY River. Items are in the video. Any ideas/comments appreciated. Thanks!
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I would say a scraper on one and the tip of some point on the other. First two are naturalSouth DakotaComment
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Good finds. I like that rise where the hay is would’ve been a good camp area. Maybe that one is a turkey tail it also looked like a fresh break unless I’m seeing things . Is it a brown color flint and is that white patina?Comment
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To the left of the haybales just as the hill drops away is where we've found a MacCorkle, Big Sandy, Madison, lots of flint, a grinding stone and several tools. Only been there 4 or 5 times for 2/3 hour walks. The break on the turkey tail looking point is the same color as the point, slate grey/white color. Same patinaLast edited by pacmanJohn; 01-14-2020, 08:42 PM.
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The first two are natural and the last three are ancient artifacts.Michigan Yooper
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It’s possible that stone with holes although naturally formed it could have been use to crack a few nuts/pecans . Here’s a pic of nutting stones I pulled . It wouldn’t have held up to much abuse though.Originally posted by pacmanJohn View Post
Went out for 90 minutes today. Central KY. Field right on the KY River. Items are in the video. Any ideas/comments appreciated. Thanks!
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