Found a lot, the big blade was the first Sind of the day, and the smaller one was the last. I think the big one is a Friday, but the small one I'm not sure about, it has light grinding half way up the point, and was dug from an early archaic
layer.

other finds were a big 4.5 inch castroville acovington some broke bases, a broke drill, a gower, and a flawless rootbeer Marcos. A broke base Castro, and a little square paleo base.
Here are some of the good ones

and the blades, they are both nearly as thin as the quarter next to them, the lengths are just shy of six inches and four and a half inches. They are the two best I've ever found, and I got them four hours apart, needless to say I was excited, and I would really like help with the I'd on the dark blade, it has light grinding about 1/2 way up the point, has random flaking with fine edgework. Thanks for the help.

That's what I'm talkin about! Tucker your tearin that ground up! I am impressed, looks like your week has been better than mine! That is awsome! I got to try harder tomorrow! I went today in rain and to make matters worst I hit a spring flow and both my holes filled up with water in about 5 minutes! Oh well, guess I'll start another hole, nice finds, I'm impressed dude!

Nice finds Tucker.

Not very accurate, but from your picture, I think your complete point looks more like a Williams than a Marcos.

Thanks for the picture.

jh

The more slender black knife maybe related to the Darl, Ensor knifes or other related knife forms but I'm not sure which one is closest.