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Just adding on again..
Early morn...Start the day right
It's mine, Badger was just getting in the mood 
It's a Gower, unbroken
Badgers "find of the day " These pics are to show how difficult it is to spot "washdown points"
Most all flint ( worked or not) in a wash is bleached out white, stained surrounding soil color and has dirt or scale stuck on...
Gettin closer
Finally in hand...this is a gorgeous complete MARCOS, regretably I did not get a close up...but I will next time I meet up with B
Last of the day, sm blade or lanceolate type
eric
nice looking points.
You need to post some pics of them cleaned up so we can see the color of them a little better.
You need to post some pics of them cleaned up so we can see the color of them a little better.
As requested, Here's the after pic of the above points
The little one is a bonus. We figure it's not a bird point, just an extremely worked down favorite ,
Called the big one a Marcos mainly because of the base, the rest doesn't look right. Guesses ?
That bleached stark white is hard to get the right hue on film...99% of the washeddown flint is this color
