Lucky day

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

Hello,
A big thanks to my friend I've known since grade school Paul, he took me to his Uncles property his daughter found the first point of the day (the gray one on the right) the other is Paul' finds, two sweet points (1 a bird the other broke)!

No points for me today but I always seem to find something good.The collages of pics are just a few of the things I found today.

I am curious what everyone thinks the 3rd set of pics (artifact)might be? (the small gray broke piece with the rounded end, found in the same field (about 10') as my friends 2 points)

Thanks,

 

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[sandchip]

Nice. The brokes look like they would've been good ones, too.

 

[arrow86]

Nice finds and pics .... the long one is really sweet and the broke one has a nice needle like tip I have found a few like that and it’s unreal the tips are still intact being that thin.

 

[dognose]

good day in the fields is always nice.

What is the material of the third set of pics item? Are there any visible peck marks and/or polish marks?

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Great looking finds.

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

good day in the fields is always nice.

What is the material of the third set of pics item? Are there any visible peck marks and/or polish marks?

Not sure, some sort of green shale maybe?

 

[scruggs]

Nice artifacts!

 

[rock]

Not sure, some sort of green shale maybe?

Your piece looks polished to me the pics leave a lot of questions due to they arent really clear. Id need to see the broken end straight on both ends would be better

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

Your piece looks polished to me the pics leave a lot of questions due to they arent really clear. Id need to see the broken end straight on both ends would be better

Are these better rock?

 

[crj1968]

trying to imagine that thing whole- it almost looks like a little hammer head. it's pretty weird, whatever it is...

 

[rock]

Not much but the line going through the middle looks like a natural inclusion to me. I find some like that called Feldspar and thats probably spelled wrong just so you know. I find them in the creek its a hard type of rock and always in small portions I havent ever found any of it worked before. Probably put it in your not sure pile.