Uniface Knives & Tools

[Th3rty7]

Some uniface tools and drawings. Mostly paleo examples with some early archaic from Ky., Oh., In. and one large uni from Tx.

 

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[GrizLeeBear]

Very nice. How long did it take to find them all?

 

[bsit1361]

Real nice 37!! Did you do the drawings as well? They are perfect.

 

[pickaway]

Quality artifacts and amazing talent.

 

[Tnmountains]

I swear you could make a living sketching points for people. Your work is very good. What a way to enjoy your best find then have a sketch of it. Great talent 37. Vey nice. Glad you shared.

 

[Brandiwine]

Very nice. If you're the artist than pat yourself on the back. And then pat yourself again. Because whoever sketched those did an amazing job. And then, maybe pat yourself a third time just to congratulate yourself on finding those beauties.

 

[theviking]

Love the artifacts, and the drawings are killer. You've got some mad drawing skills, thanks for the show.

 

[bravowhiskey]

real nice and very professional sketches. Looks like some real heart poured into them

 

[Tnmountains]

It's old school. Look at all the sketches in the early archeological books. They were illustrations. I like them. I know a guy had a few gorgets sketched and prints made. Just added to the piece.

 

[rock]

I think it has all been said already but that is a truly amazing talent.

 

[NC field hunter]

It's old school. Look at all the sketches in the early archeological books. They were illustrations. I like them. I know a guy had a few gorgets sketched and prints made. Just added to the piece.

You are right TN. I have some old illustrated books that I picked up at a yard sale several years back. The oldest was printed in the 50's if I'm not mistaken. The art work is really close to that of 37's. honestly, I can determine flaking styles much better going by the old sketches, as opposed to the more modern art. Although, books with actual close ups of real points are my favorite. Nice art Thirty7! Even better finds!

 

[Th3rty7]

Appreciate the feedback.

I've always liked those old illustrations. You can get a good feel for the flaking and other subtleties without handling a piece. There are a few personal finds here others are pieces in my collection that I've acquired. I've done many points and a few pieces of hardstone but I think the uniface pieces is what I like to draw the most.

 

[larson1951]

fantastic pieces and artwork

 

[pickaway]

It would be nice to buy a piece with a illustration dont think I've seen that before.

 

[NC field hunter]

Thirty7, you seem to be the man on uniface stuff. Can you tell me any thing about this piece? It was found in VA. On the NC line, near Buggs Island or Kerr lake (depends on where you live). The area was populated heavily by Occoneechee tribe. They controlled trade for 500 miles in all directions. Their power was communication rather than military. I think this piece is older than known tribes however. Thanks for any info.







The black piece is the one I'm curious about. Thanks!