Got some materials from Texas this broken Harahey knife was in with 'em, looks to be Alibates.
It's surely a heartbreaker as it is an example of exquisite native american craftsmanship.
The farmer came by with his tractor and box scraper to smooth up the roads into the field,
stirred up a bunch of rocks so I looked 'em over. The colored rocks are usually the ones the NAs
used cause they're easy to see. Gleened a couple nice hammer stones and this handsize matate
pink quartz conglomerate.
Here is a nice 1.75 inch long red triangular point made of red jasper, from central Indiana.
when I was living in Jefferson County Missouri, my relic hunting buddy found two larger points made of an amazing greenish jasper, This is the only jasper point that I had found.
Newnan is a personal find, I don't know the type on the Beaver Lake looking point. It belonged to my brother and I have no history other than it's from Illinois.