Found this weekend in NE TX not far from OK/TX line. Material looks like quartzite and it has been thinned to 8:1 ratio. Looks like a Calf Creek but wanted to get more opinions from the PRO's!
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Hay SEOK and welcome to arrowheads.com. That is a great looking point! I wish we had them up here in Pa. KimKnowledge is about how and where to find more Knowledge. Snyder County Pa.
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Jon called it a Bell and you could sure call it that. The fact is that Bell, andice, and calf creek are all part of the calf creek culture. North of Central TX, they took on more if a classic calf creek look. South they are generally more corner notched and classic Bell. In Central and east tx, they were making andice, calf creek, and bell at the same time although andice is more prevalent the farther east you go. Made by the same people. As a matter of fact, I have Andice with one andice notch and one bell notch on the same point.
The Gault Lab did a great job excavating and publishing the calf creek culture and documented the variations.Last edited by Garguy; 04-05-2024, 01:09 PM.
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Very Nice indeed. Great find.
We had a great presentation about two months ago on the Calf Creek Culture, of which Bell is part of..
It's free now on youtube. I just listened to it today while driving back from a dig in Kerrville, Tx. Search under Houston Archaeology Society, I believe it was from Jan. or Feb. meeting.FGH Check out my artifact store at Lone Star Artifact Reclaim
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Very Nice indeed. Great find.
We had a great presentation about two months ago on the Calf Creek Culture, of which Bell is part of..
It's free now on youtube. I just listened to it today while driving back from a dig in Kerrville, Tx. Search under Houston Archaeology Society, I believe it was from Jan. or Feb. meeting.
Bell, Andice and Calf Creek were Bison Killing Tools.
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