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rock said:I have never had a day like that. Do you find many scrapers there? That last photo looks like a drill and made from quartz? what a great trip you had.
rock said:If that is half it looks more like a stone bowl or mortar. Find the other half.
GatorBoy said:Hahaha
GatorBoy said:Thanks man.. I have zero glass experience ..but these guys did.
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birdpointgriswold said:Well I went back out for about 30 mins yesterday and picked these up, that dark gray one is killer! Paper thin, not sure what kind it is. It has ears like a hardaway but with a stem? Kinda strange but awesome! That Guilford Yuma would have been nasty tip was broke but still nice. And a beautiful hafted scraper!
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rock said:What is the type of stone on the dark grey one? I found a nice oval knife in that material I believe its the same anyway. And those look super nice. Thanks
birdpointgriswold said:Some type of flint not sure...i working on my material skills
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GatorBoy said:I have to correct myself. There is an outcrop of chert referred to as gray right near the Georgia South Carolina border along the Savannah River.