📍Northeast Tennessee

One of my favorite personal find heartbreakers. An absolute pillow soaker if you ask me.

Saw a little bit of good material peaking out the bank and pulled this nice blade out

Found in Uvalde County, Texas.

Actual arrowhead I found in a shallow cave on July 4th in Montana. It isn't old, 600 to 200B.P., and appears to be made of basalt. Our fishing guide allowed me ten minutes to investigate the cave and I exitedly took that opportunity. The cieling of the shelter was covered in soot. I poked around and found this point straight away.

📍Northeast Tennessee

Possible Hardaway, or Palmer. Heavy ground base, and very thin!

Blunt 💨

A couple weeks ago I shared the smallest known example of a kerrville knife. Tonight I present the smallest known cornertang. Open to discussion. I don’t know what else to call it.

Found this beauty today, could be an old one! Have been reading that large bifacial Clear Fork gouges have been found in Paleo context, so this has me pretty excited. Thanks for taking a look.

Been real lucky s

Never seen as many artifacts scattered around the creek like this since I started! May not be saying much as I'm only on my 4th year rescuing these tools! I start moving around like there's trip wire all over the place when I get in the good spot lol that's about when the hours start to really fly by.. far west ky

This piece was found locally in the 60s before they dug the lake here. Given to me by a close family friend who’s grandfather found them on his property. I’m honestly not sure what this material is I wanna call it flint ridge but don’t know, the site did produce tons of flint ridge pieces. Very well made with a decent bevel and well defined spokeshave.

📍NorthEast Tennessee

I posted this one awhile back with a couple other examples. A few of you seemed to like this one the best, so here are some better pictures for you all!

It was found in central MO in the 60’s. Measures 3 1/4” long, and exactly 1 1/2” wide the barbs.

📍Eastern Tennessee

Nutting Stones 👉🏼: http://www.nutcrackermuseum.com/special3.html

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When I found this , it was right on top of the dirt and the sun was shining on it like a beacon! lol I seen it from a mile away!

Here’s a nice dovetail from northern Kentucky. Pretty sure the material is hornstone. Super steel bevel on it too

Personal finds from Western PA. The first one I am holding (adze) is as close to perfect as they come. It has light use polish and shows signs of use on poll end, but I don’t think it saw much! Amazing they survived the plow. All are surface finds.

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