lostlake88
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"The Dino Tooth" paleo knife
I found this unique relic about four years ago on a river bank. Of all the times I wish I had a my camera it would have been for this one. The story behind the rock goes like this: I was just crusin along the regular stretch of river bank I usually hunt when a perfectly circular bright red patch of dirt catches my eye. I walk over to this curiousity to investigate what I believed was a red balloon stuck in the mud of this almost vertical river bank, (the relic was recovered no less than 10 feet down in the silt). I find what was a bag of red ochre containing this knife directly in the center, the tip of the knife just visible. If you look closely you can still see red ochre on the surface of the knife. This is the nicest made relic I have ever found. Thanks for looking.
I found this unique relic about four years ago on a river bank. Of all the times I wish I had a my camera it would have been for this one. The story behind the rock goes like this: I was just crusin along the regular stretch of river bank I usually hunt when a perfectly circular bright red patch of dirt catches my eye. I walk over to this curiousity to investigate what I believed was a red balloon stuck in the mud of this almost vertical river bank, (the relic was recovered no less than 10 feet down in the silt). I find what was a bag of red ochre containing this knife directly in the center, the tip of the knife just visible. If you look closely you can still see red ochre on the surface of the knife. This is the nicest made relic I have ever found. Thanks for looking.
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