Travis and a nice one!! Congrats

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Hello guys, love your forum, how do i post a picture for some help identifying a point i found the other day

From a smart phone just go to advanced reply and at bottom of page click manage attachments and upload your attachment. Sometimes you have to edit your photo and crop it smaller for it to upload. TBH is the only site I can download photos so of I can do it anyone can.

Thanks Aboud, Im doing this from a desktop computer, I put it as my profile picture, but so far it hasnt shown up, im going to try and add it in an album

Go to advanced setting then click on the paper clip icon,,from there upload the photo to the forum.

I looked at it in your album. It is a typical preform. Many cultures traveled to the Texas hill country to quarry Edwards chert like that. In most cases , it was flaked into a generic blade to lighten the weight in travel. Then it was traded or used . Some became opportunistic knives and were used then resharpened.

Basically, it is an artifact to be finished later.

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Awesome, Thanks for the information, I really appreciate it

I found this the other day in Granbury.
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Ttt. Ant input on this arrowhead?

I think I would call it a Marcos..whatever it is it's worth some $ due to the quality!! Very nice find;)b

May be called a Marshall also!

Im with RDM. its between Marcos and Marshall. High grade point. Very nice!

Thanks guys. Im still in shock that i found it!

My daughter was playing on the edge of the creek that runs through our property this afternoon and made a cool find. She was so excited! Any idea what type it is? Cherokee County.

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/03/20/tajymyme.jpg
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Anyone?

I think I would call it a Marshall.......You might want to take a closer look at where she found that point there may be more!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks! I plan on searching some this weekend.

take a shovel when you go.....

Looks Marshall to me also.

My dad found this one today on the surface at his pasture.

Anybody have an idea about this one?

http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/06/9ytuqera.jpg

Need better pics but it is something old and resharpened many times. You can see a ground base on it so its pretty old.

I will get some other pics. He just sent me this one from the field.

A few more pics.

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Recent Cotulla surfice finds.

I think I would call the one on the right a gower. Fairly common point down south

i'll take your word on it!!! :) They do seem to be common as i find one just like it about every trip down there. I find all of them in about the same general area. An area that I've walked through many times. They seem to appear out of nowhere. ;)

its like they just grow back when you find a good spot.

In the last year I have looked for points more than I care to admit with little success but last weekend I was Turkey hunting in Hamilton County and struck gold...would appreciate any insight http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/01/eze7edum.jpg

I can help a little although they are pretty broken up. You must have been in an area where the soil was seriously eroded as that is a mix of about 8,000 years. The white point up top is likely an early Archaic type while the top left side notched point appears to be a the arrow point less than 1000 years old. The rest are a mix of Archaic/woodland points.

Cool stuff.

Thank you for that, definitely all surface funds, oddly the white one had no cover and it was fine. Can't wait to go back.

Can anyone enlighten me on these.....Found in western Lampasas co. http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/09/e9ynybuz.jpg

i'd pass out if i stumbled upon specimens like this. hopefully they'd still be there when i woke up.

Can I come dig with you please sir!!;)b:D

The ones on the right of the pen are a corner tang and looks to be a Covington knife. Really pretty pieces. I'm not too familiar with the ones on the left but killer for sure! Thanks for the look.

I'm still sniffing the ammonia capsules myself!

I think I would trade my entire collection for those 4.

Thanks Johnny. The first one on the left of the pen really has my curiosity up.

I think that one is a Bell.
Early Archaic.

You have some great finds.

Did you find these? How and when were they found?

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They were found by a friend, western Lampasas Co, not sure when or how.