Indian artifact excavation

[Stoof]

Here’s a couple pieces from the Concan area found on the banks of the Frio. I’m interested to know more about the larger one.



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[steve morton]

Here's some birdies from central Texas

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[GarGuy]

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Sweet. looks like Brazos goodies.

[steve morton]

Navasota drainage.

[SouthTX1911]

Dad and sister found these on Lake Creek in Magnolia. Always heard they were there just never looked. Can anyone give me any info they could just from seeing the pics about what type they might be? I don’t know anything about age or types. I would really appreciate it.





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[GarGuy]

Top pic... the top two brokes are unidentifyable and probably were never finished. The white item to left is interesting but i need a close up pic. Long skinny point is likely Wells related and 7,000ish years old.

Bottom point was a killer perdiz with the stem snapped off. 600-1200yrs old.

[GarGuy]

Navasota drainage.

Yep. Brazos drains Navasota. same stuff. Cool birdies. i really like the frileys.

[SouthTX1911]

Top pic... the top two brokes are unidentifyable and probably were never finished. The white item to left is interesting but i need a close up pic. Long skinny point is likely Wells related and 7,000ish years old.

Bottom point was a killer perdiz with the stem snapped off. 600-1200yrs old.

Man that is awesome. Thank you for the info, Steve. I would really like your thoughts on the white one. We believe it is some sort of fossilized tooth but don’t know for sure. All the lines are there and I cannot think of a single other thing it could be. Thoughts anyone?







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[Jethro]

I was walking along a pig trail this weekend, looking for a place to set up. Pretty snaky country so I was watching the ground close. Saw this little piece and picked it up. About the size of a 50 cent piece. I am thinking it is probably just a small scraper. But, it is so nice and round and well made, I thought maybe it could be something else. Anyways, it was unique enough (to me) I wanted to get you guys opinion on it.

This is on some higher ground 1/4 to 1/2 mile from a good creek. I imagine there is probably more stuff around and I plan to look this fall.

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[bobc]

Awesome!! When they dig up my property in 200years, they will find a bunch of blunts

No way a cigar will last that long in the ground. [emoji51]


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[GarGuy]

I was walking along a pig trail this weekend, looking for a place to set up. Pretty snaky country so I was watching the ground close. Saw this little piece and picked it up. About the size of a 50 cent piece. I am thinking it is probably just a small scraper. But, it is so nice and round and well made, I thought maybe it could be something else. Anyways, it was unique enough (to me) I wanted to get you guys opinion on it.

This is on some higher ground 1/4 to 1/2 mile from a good creek. I imagine there is probably more stuff around and I plan to look this fall.

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That is a very nice ccore struck scraper.. Almost certainly paleo. i love it.

[Roy D Mercer]

Found one similar

[GarGuy]

I love that Steve, Love it.

[GarGuy]

Figured I would bump this thread. Dad and I plan to start digging again this spring.

[dawgkllr]

Figured I would bump this thread. Dad and I plan to start digging again this spring.

Looking forward to following along!