Drills

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This is the only drill type artifact I've ever found.
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drill.PNG cant find them all ,believe my wife has stashed some ,these were handy. was wondering if the rough piece to the left was a drill preform. one or two might even fit in the perforatoer section. sorry about the lighting .
 

Nice stuff you guys have I only have a few they don’t show themselves often for me so when they do it’s a day to remember.
First one is the 1st one I found when I was just getting into the hobby I wasn’t sure what it was but loved how it looked it’s made from crystal quartz.
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Second one I just found last year and I was ecstatic unreal the tip was still intact when I found this one it was stained Black was cool to see it’s made from jasper after a long soak and scrubbing.
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Found this one 2 week later in the same exact spot within inches of previous one ... too bad it’s broke
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This last one I’m not sure if it’s a drill or not any opinions welcome
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Nice stuff you guys have I only have a few they don’t show themselves often for me so when they do it’s a day to remember.
First one is the 1st one I found when I was just getting into the hobby I wasn’t sure what it was but loved how it looked it’s made from crystal quartz.
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Second one I just found last year and I was ecstatic unreal the tip was still intact when I found this one it was stained Black was cool to see it’s made from jasper after a long soak and scrubbing.
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Found this one 2 week later in the same exact spot within inches of previous one ... too bad it’s broke
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This last one I’m not sure if it’s a drill or not any opinions welcome
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Very nice #2 looks old and nothing like crystal maybe a knife on the last one .
 

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This I think is a drill base, I’m posting it because to me it looks like it’s in an older style I’d be happy for any insight on it
 

Had about as much luck finding a good drill as I have a good celt, but I'll throw on what I have for the sake of the thread. You fellas really have some exceptional drills. I'm enjoying seeing what's out there.

Here's one I found on a drained lake bed. Made from what appears to be an old Kirk Corner Notch.

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Here is my contribution.

Obsidian from Napa, CA.

Found in the creek.

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It's about 2" long.
 

There are some drills and reamer like tools in center portion of frame.
 

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I have this broke one to share, must have been a beauty when it was whole. It’s about an inch and a half across! 534997C4-2AD0-4537-A7BF-DB86D2B31922.jpeg
 

I walked right by this one on the beach without seeing it. Fortunately, my wife was right behind me. Rhyolite.

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This one I found at one of the very few Late Paleo/Early Archaic beach sites I have located. Dr. Gramly told me it was Dalton-related.

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And here's a Fox Creek Lanceolate drill the Mrs. found, made of Attleboro Red rhyolite:

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