one new find and a few of my favorites

[unitas]

I wasn't able to get out much this week and when I did I couldn't find much.I did find a small blade however that is pretty cool.





This sucker is really thin and perfectlt flat.



I thought I'd share a couple of my favorite finds from the past couple of years.The point below is one of the sweetest I've ever found. It's a pentagonal that never got much if any use.The material appears to be Logan County chert.



The two points below I found on the same day. I found the delicate triangle first and I was worried about getting it home without chipping it.I wrapped it in some leaves in my pocket. A short while later I found the corner notch, also incredibly thin and delicate. If I was already worried about the triangle you can imagine how much I worried I'd chip the big point. I got them home undamaged but I now bring a pocket case with me so I worry less.I should realize that if they've survived this long I probably won't hurt them either.

I'd also liked to thank my friends M and J who've made finding points such as these more a possibility and for inspiring me to stretch out and really look for new sites.
Unitas

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Nice finds Unitas. That Blade is very nice for it's size. Nice and thin and shaped really well. That Pentagonal is superb and I agree that it probably never saw any use. I also really like the Triangle and the Jack Reef Point. The Jacks Reef is a classic example of the type.

Thanks for the pics.

 

[PALEOMAN]

i like alot!

 

[stryker-one]

Woo Hoo! nice, very nice examples. So thin and so well proportioned.


Stryker

 

[steve71]

SWEET FINDS

 

[unitas]

Thanks everyone ,that pentagonal will probably always be my favorite.

 

[creekhunter]

Those are super thanks for the show!