Paleo and Dalton contest

[tomf]

Absolutely wonderful. So well made. The best.

[tomclark]

Oh myyyy!!!!

[clambellies]

Late Paleo Ste Anne Varney from Massachusetts. Found in 3" of water along a lake shoreline.

[SurfaceHunter]

Well thanks for all of the pictures everyone I’ve truly enjoyed seeing all of them.

[oldrocks2]

Just could'nt resist posting this little monster. Came from 3 feet down and many blisters in 85. They got the goody out of it.

[Benji]

thank you sailorjoe

[sailorjoe]

The Beaver Lake you have is about as good as they come. A good looking Clovis, too.

[Benji]

Hey all.....im going to post this beaverlake and clovis.....hope yall enjoy as much as i did finding them.....thanks for looking

[SurfaceHunter]

Well this is shaping up to be a really nice post. I really like seeing everyone’s excellent finds. Let’s see some more. I’m all in on my finds

[oldrocks2]

I am 100% sure I can't make a for sure call on it but sweet find.

[SurfaceHunter]

I don’t care to argue on it, sorry I will pass

[sailorjoe]

I know everyone has an opinion but did "everyone" tell you in detail why they thought it is a Dalton or a Paleo point. If so, I would like to know their reasons.

[SurfaceHunter]

You told me but everyone from my area says different everyone has an opinion.

[Ron Kelley]

Hey Garguy, To find such old drills in such great condition is something we all dream of.

[Ron Kelley]

WOW!!! That one would take out a Giant Ground Sloth. That's a real show-stopper.