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hello! I'm new here and wanted to get some expert opinions on an item I found years ago in South Texas.
What do you think... is this something or nothing?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Mar 18th, 2011 - 10:41 AM
Even though just a purdy rock, it was good practice posting a pic...keep looking down 
a few more rocks for the experts... something or nothing?
Apr 17th, 2011 - 9:46 AM
pat kinyon
the larger piece is definately an indian artifact, looks like a usefull preform.
Thats all man made work on that large preform, It was going to be a beautiful dart point but in the mean time, probably used as a scraper / brush chopper.
Now that you know for sure the ancients were there, We'd
like to see a point made out of that top type flint
david Hodges
Problem is these pieces represent what I've picked up over the last 30 years. [/quote
Problem is these pieces represent what I've picked up over the last 30 years. [/quote
THIRTY YEARS
...THATS WAY TOO LONG If you have an interest in such things you should update your collection. There was habitation in every corner of Tx and new artifacts are being exposed after every rain, flood, dust storm and tide changes.
As the "surfacing" nuts say " Keep looking down "
