Heres a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

[ashleysflyr]

Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

I love finding these things. All of the were found in Missouri, most in creeks, some in feilds. I have a lot more, but this is what I could find today.


Heard a tale once that this mineral is why Columbus called the Native Americans "red skins."


What do you think of this birdie? Don't ask me how I found it...




~Tom

 

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[Jazdo]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Nice.. is that red ochre paint on the pic with your hand.

 

[pickaway]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Nice finds.Congrats
That birdpoint rocks!

 

[ashleysflyr]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Nice.. is that red ochre paint on the pic with your hand.

Yeah! Except, instead of bear fat, I used Tom salyva!...lol That's the ochre rock to the right, and a real grinder in the middle.

~Tom

 

[ashleysflyr]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Found most of them in Forestell and Columbia. Found a few In St. Chuck as well (Mo Bottom Rd, etc.). Found TONS of that Ochre in a little known place North of Columbia.

~Tom

 

[JimBeHuntin']

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Very nice finds Tom ... congratz ~ Jimmy

 

[dustintimmons_83]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

nice finds

 

[stevesno]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Tom...super finds...Are you up by Whiteman? There is really good artifact hunting in that area....There are some mounds in that area also...Steve

 

[ashleysflyr]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Thanks guys,
Stevenso, I am all over the state and at Whiteman quite aften. I'll have to check it out.

~Tom

 

[Airborne80]

Re: Here's a few of my faves...you like the birdie?

Awesome finds!!!! Hey.... what are the "mounds" that many of you speak about? What were they made for?