Pedernales Points The F150 of Texas Points

Lone Star

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Jan 6, 2010
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North of the Balcones Escarpment
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I love my Pedernales Points. Without a doubt one of the most commonly found styles around Central Texas. Broken or whole, the Pedernales form haunts every dig and surface hunt around the State of Texas
Usually between 2 and 3 inches in length, some examples exceed 3 to 4 inches and have needle tips.
I Thought I'd do a family picture, but as soon as I did, I noticed others I forgot to take out. I'll get them next time.
 

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What do they look like when they are exhausted? With that base, I’d think a used up Pedernales would fool you into thinking it was a Dalton or other paleo point. Nice group of points.
 

What do they look like when they are exhausted? With that base, I’d think a used up Pedernales would fool you into thinking it was a Dalton or other paleo point. Nice group of points.
That black one on the lower left is one of the most "used up" I've seen in one piece.
 

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