Here's that bean pole Idahoe also marveling at the camp depth before the earth mover arrives.







I would estimate that 60% of a one yard bucket load is pure fire rock.



A very busy day starts, worked pieces in every load...Ida started a new fad ( temporary ? )... every time a tip, base, midsection or edge was found, he
would out just as if it was a G-11,,,,soon every body was doing it !
Strange customs Idahodians have



A SH find, a pencil drill made out of a Pandale point





This is the ONLY luch time pic. Only a 1/2 hr break...I used my time to do a half time report to send to Badger & Ida ( who had already left )...66 pieces.
Climed the hill to find a data signal...No good...should have just had some



Jon H imortalises his find









Frank finds a gem among the rocks





Some folks had to leave early, their finds







A crowd



Looks like a screen table leg



Actually a bird point in the dirt swept off the table ( near end of pointing shadow )

REALLY flies when your having a good time ....it's time already









This digger has his name tag on his group ,,,132 worked pieces



Another signed grouping, 116 pieces



Jon H...



Tim & Elaine ( from Florida ! )Only 1/2 day, they arrived at noon







End of the day, now trench is 2 buckets wide





Maybe this mystery will be solved next visit...This huge boulder obviously came from up hill.....Did it come to rest on the campsite or did the ancients camp around it ?



There is no lack of green backround material in the area

Is it just me or does it look like a big arrowhead in the third pic down on the right edge in the middle of the midden

It's just you. Hal would have grabbed it ! Ha.