mirco drills,gravers,perforators,incises.: post them if you got them

[natchitoches]

micro drills,gravers,perforators,incises.: post them if you got them

micro drills,gravers,perforators,incises
1. micro drills
Microdrills Mississippian Culture

2. gravers
Gravers From Several North American Sites.

3. perforators
Stone Drills

http://http://www.lithiccastinglab.com/cast-page/2005januaryclovisperforator.htm

4. incisesSome Iroquois Artifacts

Jim Maus Artifacts - Ranch Incised Pottery

here are mine.
post them if you got them

 

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[natchitoches]

sweet thanks gator

 

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[GatorBoy]

The last two are side scrapers with graver spurs.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I forgot about those types of Tools. Here are some Endscrapers and Sidescrapers with Engraver Spurs on them. All personal finds.

 

[GatorBoy]

Nice ones. I like those multi-tools. Clean up the bone... score and snap it ..and make your new bone tool.

 

[darryl]

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=711146"/>ok natch these are mostly not micro drills but i thought a few may it the bill....this is a nice thread

Wow that's very nice- thanks for showing.

 

[natchitoches]

love them tools grim

 

[GatorBoy]

I forgot about those types of Tools. Here are some Endscrapers and Sidescrapers with Engraver Spurs on them. All personal finds.

Good eye. Those are nice.

 

[T Witko]

A few more - Mandan

Very interesting thread and nice to see the variety of examples.

I don't know if these drills are "micro" but they're the smallest I've found.

The chert scrapers with gravers are some I picked up this past summer.

I also thought I'd include the smallest bone awl (mini-awl) I've found - upper left in the drill photo.

 

[rock]

That last one looks a lot like reapers he and his dad found.

 

[natchitoches]

Very interesting thread and nice to see the variety of examples.

I don't know if these drills are "micro" but they're the smallest I've found.

The chert scrapers with gravers are some I picked up this past summer.

I also thought I'd include the smallest bone awl (mini-awl) I've found - upper left in the drill photo.

sweet thanks for showing them

 

[rock]

Got some more now the black one is called a borer next to the crystal which also is a borer. A borer is different than a graver or perferator. The tips are more round instead of sharp.

 

[natchitoches]

nice rock
thanks for showing them.

 

[rock]

Yeah this is a great thread. I am sure there are others that can show some of theirs.

 

[blindpig]

Here you go Natchitoches,. These are my smallest "micro"-drills , from so. cal . As small as these lithic drills are ,I don't believe[?] they could drill such a hole as in the shell bead in the pic ? Maybe ,. such "micro'-holes were drilled with a "cane- type" bit made of a quill, fish bone/spine or ?? Anyway my smallest drills ,..and hole........ Blindpig

 

[rock]

What happened to Nat? I see it looks like he has left us again?

 

[larson1951]

What happened to Nat? I see it looks like he has left us again?

yup


it seemed we like him................... are you reading this natch?

 

[GatorBoy]

He is

 

[Get-the-point]

Nat......you cannot leave like that man!!! Come on your posts were just as valuable as everyone else. I have not been on to much recently but i always enjoyed seeing what you had to bring to the forum. I do not know what happened or what made you think you were not welcome here but rest assured you are always welcome. I'm sorry to see you leave man........Hope you come back soon!!......................Chris