finds from wed. pottery,bone.

[GatorBoy]

These. Pieces got kinda forgotten after finding that celt. Thought I would post them. The pottery is one of the few I have found with disigns on the interior.

 

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The last photo is a piece of a drilled tiger shark tooth. It would have been a beauty. Here is a whole one for comparison. That socketed bone point is awesome. Only the second hole one I've ever found.

 

[theviking]

Interesting pottery, design on the inside? I'm guessing something more than the average pot. The bone point is really cool also. Good eyes picking out the broken drilled tooth. Very nice, Thanks for the different view.

 

[Tnmountains]

I agree Viking. Is that worked Spanish glass Gator ? Nice finds not even including that celt.

 

[GatorBoy]

Thanks for checking out my stuff. I never know what is going to come from that place. Points and artifacts from archaic to contact and representative pottery covering the whole span.

 

[GatorBoy]

I'm guessing the glass is Spanish. I've also found broken olive jar fragments and an entire rim that was marked and some silver at the same spot. There was a fort for a short time in the early 16 Hundred's.

 

[Tnmountains]

Cool. You know that had to be such a transitional period for those Indians. All that new material in glass and metal yet they continued to use the ancient skills they had on what was then a very modern material. I think that is a great stand alone artifact in it's self. Thanks!

 

[GatorBoy]

Thank you!

 

[1320]

That is one special place you have there Gator! Have you any thoughts on why it was occupied for such a long period? I think you mentioned earlier that it's protected or something like that?

 

[GatorBoy]

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[GatorBoy]

Did you get that 1320?

 

[1320]

Did you get that 1320?

I did, thank you....understand....

 

[digordie]

That worked glass piece is really sweet. Id love to find a sharks tooth as well.

 

[GatorBoy]

Thanks. Some nice teeth have come from that site. Three of these did.

 

[digordie]

Thanks. Some nice teeth have come from that site. Three of these did.

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Wow those are nice. What are the round discoidial things? Ear spools?

 

[GatorBoy]

Yeah.. earspools. Shark vertebrae.

 

[larson1951]

that piece of worked glass is cool, kinda finely flaked
my friend bruce has a half doz or so that he found near the fort berthold res in nw north dakota.....
....they were just expedient cutting tools kinda like what you just posted but they are also good examples like yours
they were found on old mandan, arikira, and hidatsa sites they were blue glass

 

[GatorBoy]

Blue must have looked very neat. Thanks Larson.