Some different arrowheads/tools

[joshuaream]

I love the flaking on this little tool from Mongolia.

Some tools from Kazahkstan (land of Borat and really nice flaking) and a couple of other central asian republics. (One exception, the point in the upper right is from Australia.)

 

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[Neanderthal]

Phenomenal workmanship on those pieces. I think my favorite piece is the central red blade with the flaking.

 

[*Molly*]

Absolutely superb. Nice to see exquisit flaking.

molly.

 

[Th3rty7]

Fantastic artifacts Joshua, thanks for letting us see those. Those guys were pressure flaking masters for sure. It's really great to see some high grade exotic lithics too, that stuff is gem quality.

To use a line from Borat, ' It's a nice '

 

[pickaway]

Wow those are frkn nice, thanks for the look!!!

 

[SoIll]

Awesome!

 

[sanford66]

Beautiful! It's amazing to see how similar they are to some of our North American points! Joseph.

 

[Tnmountains]

They had it going on with their skill level and materials. Everything came together for them in that place in time. Nice artifacts and thanks for sharing.

 

[naturegirl]

Thanks for the look-see, those are beautiful,

 

[Road Dog]

Definately awesome stuff right there! I collect the Sahara Desert stuff and it's amazing how finely made some of those are made as well.

 

[uniface]

Beyond even "incredible."

 

[11KBP]

Classy artifacts …fine workmanship, fine lithic materials.

I especially like those narrow blades.

 

[brandywine]

Truely one of the most beautiful photo posts I have seen on this site ( Though I am new). Those are really pretty pieces. Excellent study items.

I will save this to one of my favorite website earmarks.

Christ...simply awesome!