Got any Cobbs

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Verry helpfull! Thanks I was still confused about the bevel but I got now
Beveling is an early archaic trait. All you have to do is skin one animal with a beveled knife and you’ll know exactly what the purpose of the bevel is. Experimental archaeology always gives you the right answer.
 

Beveling is an early archaic trait. All you have to do is skin one animal with a beveled knife and you’ll know exactly what the purpose of the bevel is. Experimental archaeology always gives you the right answer.
Not all Cobbs knifes will have bevel I don’t think? Only the resharpened ones correct?
 

This cobbs knife was found 10/19/2004 across from my house. Both edges are beveled, the base has a ding.
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I found this cobbs 03/08/2020 that has been flaked in a way similar to a Decatur where two edges had been knapped off. so its possible, maybe, that the curved "ding" was a purposefully make "feature"

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this cobbs is made of Attica chert, found back in the 80s not far from my house
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This cobbs found 1-25-2019 close to my home has an wild bevel, one side left hand bevel, the other a right hand bevel. I have not seen any like this.

The shadowing on the image shows one side bevel well, the other not so well, but both can be seen in the profile 2nd image.
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I’ve always heard Cobbs come in many sizes
 

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