East Texas Oldies

[Garscale]

Joshua and Uniface threads got me all fired up to pet a few old timers. I took a few pics. I started to post on another thread but figured it would be better hff ere as to not hi jack. Enjoy

 

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[unclemac]

do you organize by style or where/when you found them?

 

[H.P.]

Fabulous, what are those long narrow points at the bottom called.

 

[Garscale]

Fabulous, what are those long narrow points at the bottom called.

Early style Wells. They are angostura age . Maybe a little older. The style stayed around for thousands of years. It's not clear if it was a continuation of one culture or if the early style is even related to the later ones.

 

[Garscale]

do you organize by style or where/when you found them?

Both.

 

[uniface]

Whoo ! !

 

[Tesorodeoro]

The upper left of the upper left photo is a unique one. Any idea on the function?
Almost looks like a modern caping knife pattern.

 

[Garscale]

The upper left of the upper left photo is a unique one. Any idea on the function?
Almost looks like a modern caping knife pattern.

It has an end scraper on it. No sign it was broken and salvaged. Definitely and odd ball. Dug in transitional paleo context.

 

[unclemac]

what were they hunting on the Brazos in those years?

 

[Garscale]

what were they hunting on the Brazos in those years?

These did not come from the Brazos. East side if the trinity drainage. Mastodon to bison primarily

 

[joshuaream]

Awesome assortment!

 

[PaleIO]

As always beautiful spread Gar. TX flint is hard to beat...

 

[newnan man]

Top notch points! Always look forward to you posts. Lots of history shown there.

 

[outlaws15]

So very cool.
Thanks for when I first came on here and thanks for the frames you posted. Awesome.

 

[kentucky Quinn]

Man, glad to see your frames brother. Great stuff. I keep revisiting these frames. Take in little bits at a time. Wow. Thanks again

Also, very helpful to me as well when I have asked for your advice. Good work man

 

[Garscale]

Top left frame is primarily Scottsbluff and SanPatrice dug from my property in Houston Co.

 

[Garscale]

Top right is the Angostura Cache I dig last year from a site right on the Trinity River.

 

[Garscale]

Second row, left side is a mix of paleo oddities. An incredibly flaked unnamed. A stem ground point known as Flounder but lots of discussion of actual type emdr Collins at Gault strongly believes it to be a South American Paleo.

Then the Blue Datsun Clovis and two first stage wells I dug cached on my property.

Top are a few uniface Clovis scrapers.

 

[Garscale]

Second row right side is primarily golondrina from my Houston Co site.

 

[Garscale]

Third row is mixed paleo from my Houston Co site lots of Angostura but also Midland, Plainview, Clovis