Florida Coral

[willjo]

Some times they do and sometimes they don't, stay together that is if you keep hitting on the end and end snap it.

[redrocks]

Oh man and..u we're almost done?

[PointHound]

So that's why we find so many brokes. About how long does it take you to knap a piece like that?

[PointHound]

That's faster then I would have thought. That makes me wonder why allot of points we find are worked down to a nub in allot of cases? Seem's like the natives would have just discarded a piece that was starting to get short and just pic up another piece of material and knap themselves a new larger Knife or whatever?

[willjo]

Where you find them worked down to a nub, it is usually a long way to some material.

[PointHound]

That makes allot of sense. I never really thought about that. I was just wondering earlier if hafting might have had something to do with it also. Not sure how difficult it would have been for the ancient's to haft a piece or the prosses they had to go through to do it with resins and stuff they used.

[oldrocks2]

Awful nice piece, bet you can salvage both pieces.

[Lindenmeier-Man]

OMGosh !

[Ron Kelley]

Darn Johnny, And that piece has some beautiful coral pattern in it too.

[SurfaceHunter]

Now you can make 2 points but I'm sure you wanted just one.