creekwalker
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"THE PREDATOR" : early archaic eye-candy..(UPDATE!!......another photo
Hey folks, just wanted to share this beauty with you all. I found this outstanding artifact on April 23, 2010 in Goat Creek, which is located in extreme Northeast Mississippi. I believe it to be a Hardaway/Pinetree variant. It has characteristics of both types. Most definitely early archaic (7000-8000 b.p.) It measures 3" long x 1 5/8" wide at the tangs. What can I say? This is a true "killer" all day. It is extremely thin and symmetrical, with both faces exhibiting outstanding flaking. The base is heavily ground and the edges are serrated. I'm not sure what the official name of the lithic material is, but it is super colorful and glassy. High-grade stuff. Everything is perfect on this point! It is so rare to find one that has no damage whatsoever and is in G10 condition. I will be posting my recent creek finds soon, so stay tuned! Thanks, enjoy and HH!
Hey folks, just wanted to share this beauty with you all. I found this outstanding artifact on April 23, 2010 in Goat Creek, which is located in extreme Northeast Mississippi. I believe it to be a Hardaway/Pinetree variant. It has characteristics of both types. Most definitely early archaic (7000-8000 b.p.) It measures 3" long x 1 5/8" wide at the tangs. What can I say? This is a true "killer" all day. It is extremely thin and symmetrical, with both faces exhibiting outstanding flaking. The base is heavily ground and the edges are serrated. I'm not sure what the official name of the lithic material is, but it is super colorful and glassy. High-grade stuff. Everything is perfect on this point! It is so rare to find one that has no damage whatsoever and is in G10 condition. I will be posting my recent creek finds soon, so stay tuned! Thanks, enjoy and HH!
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