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I found this monster today in Southeast Texas in a river bed. It is just shy of 5 inches. I’m wondering if anyone can help with the type and age. Thanks!
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Hi garyc. Wow!! What a great find. Just wanted to me the first to give you congratulations. I'm not able to help you with the type. But hopefully some of our Texas members will be able to do so. -
That’s a big one I hope you weren’t walking barefoot in that creekNW Georgia,Comment
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Its is a Delhi and a very nice one. 3000ish years old. The more sought after variety has a slightly concave base. These are generally very well made. I'm right up the road. Congrats.Last edited by Garguy; 09-12-2021, 05:58 PM.Comment
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nice......good on ya can't help ya on IDUtahComment
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Awesome find!SW ConnecticutComment
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Wow, that's a big one! Looks like good material too.South CarolinaComment
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That is a real beauty congrats on the find.TN formerly CT Visit our store http://stores.arrowheads.com/store.p...m-Trading-PostComment
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The material looks like a classic san Jacinto river cobble. It generally looks amazing when back lighted.Comment
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Sure looks like a Bulverde! Nice find!Comment
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Nice 👍🐜 🎤 SW GeorgiaComment
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That’s an outstanding find! Congrats!SE ARKANSASComment
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Classic Texas relicHong Kong, but from Indiana/FloridaComment
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That's a beaut.. Congrats.. d:^)Lexington to the Sortof Southernmost Uwharries of NC. Jake..Comment
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Someone bumped this old thread and I see a beautiful Bulverde. Then I see where I called it a Delhi back then. I don't remember posting that but it is a Bulverde.Originally posted by Overshot View PostComment
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