Not often we see a herd of that many fine KKs ( and giant Cricket ! ) Interesting how they are very close in size even though presumably made by different people at different times. That's a great collection.

The ? looks to me to be of sandstone, if so it's an ancient sanding block.

An "oral" history of an area is unique...

Thanks SH there are two more kerrvilles, cut off in the pics il try to resize pic later

That is a amazing collection of knifes. Wish that type was in this area, all we have here is more of a crude chopper.

its awesome to see that many kerrvilles in one picture. The first Kerrville I ever saw was when my then boyfriend, now husband Eddy found one while walking a creek by Fort Mckavrick (forgot how to spell it darn) many years ago. I was new to hunting and I remember thinking that he made up the name LOL.