Four different Lithics

[Ron Kelley]

The three knife blades are Hornstone, Tallahatta Quartzite, and Buffalo River. The little triangle is Agatized Coral.

[OnewiththewilD]

That Dalton.... wow

[Kentucky point]

Excellent, Ron! Great work! My favorite would have to be the Buffalo River Dalton. You actually just solved a mystery for me. I wondered what kind of lithic I kept finding in GA, and now I know its agatized coral.

[Ron Kelley]

Thanks Ethan, Some Coastal Plain Chert looks similar to that.

[Kentucky point]

I found some of the chert, but I also found that coral for sure.

[willjo]

Nice looking Buffalo river, nice work Ron

[Ron Kelley]

Thanks Johnny, That second blade is a piece of the Tallahatta Quartzite you gave me. I did something a little different on this one. I kept the flaking course so you can see the flake scars.

[redrocks]

Awesome work Ron I like the triangle best

[redrocks]

I love the pink you worked in on the tip Nice detail Ron

[Ron Kelley]

Thanks Red, That salmon color in the agatized coral is neat. As I was knapping the triangle I was concerned that I might knap all of that color off.

[redrocks]

Getting ready to head to Rhode Island to meet Jay and Charlie and all the new England rockheads....100 miles on the ocean ...lookin forward bigtime

[JoshinMO]

Dang Ron, nice!

[Jethro355]

Woooooooo man...that Buffalo River has my heart of stone skipping a beat....

[Josie]

WOW! Nice!

[Owen70]

Wow, just wow!

[Tam]

Ron you should take a pic of your work station . I have seen the flakes . Even if it’s a good old stump in the yard , or some stainless steel workstation .

[Tam]

Can’t pick a favorite . They are all superb craftmenship .

[Hoss]

You do some very nice work Ron that dalton is outstanding

[Kyflintguy]

I agree with Matt, that Dalton is oustanding! Great work on all Ron!