Idahoe Bill came over from Louisiana to grovel in the Texas dirt again for a couple of days



First artifact in seven months...a humble but nicely made tip...a dry spell ender Just LOOK at that disgustingly clean glove.



Like riding a bicycle, old skills not forgotten



Reward..a small blade.



New camping area is right at the base of the digging ridge. For those that know the site, no more lot 18.



It's absolutly unbelievable how they brew morning coffee in Idaho ...but good along with the
Owl & turkey noises



Mid morn Roland came down to do his Indiana Jones impersonation...." HEY, THEIR DIGGING IN THE WRONG PLACE "
Some parts are better than others and he redirected us



hearth rocks



Somebody dropped a beautiful ? point



Ida tickles a nice insitu that was sticking staight point out



Bit of a damaged Uvalde



I found a unique treasure....a Kerrville CHOPPER ( bone smasher ) It's the traditional nodule hand grip but at the smaller end leaving the working face wider.
The striking edge shows some percussion damage.



The ice has already melted off the ole swimmin hole/flint washing pool



My finds soaking



Bit radical Martindale ( I'm not gettin in with the fish til June )



I WAS there too...the pics are on Idahoe's camera as is his collective finds

Springtime in TX camping and diggin on the River needs to have minimum 4 paying guests..call Roland

good show H.thanks for making us wait, just cause 1 clown had to say something about seeing some purdy flint and just didn't specify worked flint,you,you just had to make the whole class wait.
i was going to say something about that sabinal marcos between the knife and chopper,something like is it broke or was it reworked into that shape,but since your calling it a martindale and trying to hide the flawed part with your thumb, i just wont mention it.

So is that a public digg on the river? If so im gonna go thursday it looks nice!

" i just wont mention it "....SO IT'S ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB ...!
A Sabinal Marcos, I like that better than Marty, didn't know exactly what to call it ( didn't want to
start another Idahoe style "mystery point" war )

We called the big ex insitu point a Bulverde but after cleaning the dirt off we see it's really a
Uvalde.



So as not to waste pixel space I included a couple of newly cleaned recent finds from other sites

H. if you keep finding those epoxy colored points you might just get away with it.