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a pendant, medicine or charm stone. I don't think anybody really knows what real use they had....

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Nice, Don!

One day you are gonna have that camp hunted out! wink


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Very nice Don...


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three point day...

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I love this thread. Keep it up, guys.


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Originally Posted by huntsman22
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Man, so jealous.

Would sure like to know how many generations of natives it took to lay down all the artifacts thru your property. Decades, centuries, millennia?

Wish that stuff could talk...

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I like that one in the center!


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It makes my day every time I see these.


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That is neat. [b][color:#3333FF]Supposed CO Obsidian[/color][/b] deposits, would be cool if there was a way to confirm where it came from.

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Here are a couple that I have collected from the lake shores...depends on the ice as to what is unearthed. Always amazed that even a scrap survives hundreds of years, more aptly hundreds of freeze-thaw cycles. Holds up better than our roads! Would love to find a larger piece but not likely when it comes to pottery shards in the upper midwest.

Love looking at these and pondering the patterns etched on them..pieces of string and fingernails from long before my time.

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Originally Posted by westside_benny
Here are a couple that I have collected from the lake shores...depends on the ice as to what is unearthed. Always amazed that even a scrap survives hundreds of years, more aptly hundreds of freeze-thaw cycles. Holds up better than our roads! Would love to find a larger piece but not likely when it comes to pottery shards in the upper midwest.

Love looking at these and pondering the patterns etched on them..pieces of string and fingernails from long before my time.

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Those look like marine fossils or fossil impressions. But I could be wrong. I'll defer to Ringman for an expert opinion. wink


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Originally Posted by Steve
Originally Posted by westside_benny
Here are a couple that I have collected from the lake shores...depends on the ice as to what is unearthed. Always amazed that even a scrap survives hundreds of years, more aptly hundreds of freeze-thaw cycles. Holds up better than our roads! Would love to find a larger piece but not likely when it comes to pottery shards in the upper midwest.

Love looking at these and pondering the patterns etched on them..pieces of string and fingernails from long before my time.

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Those look like marine fossils or fossil impressions. But I could be wrong. I'll defer to Ringman for an expert opinion. wink



Roger that...I thought they looked more like a baked clay composite that had been formed into various vessels in the middle woodlands era..but your right, I should consult Ringman before touting further pics.


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The Ringman reference was tongue-in-cheek.


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Originally Posted by Steve

I'll defer to Ringman for an expert opinion.

No,..NO.! Let this thread remain untainted..

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Originally Posted by Steve
The Ringman reference was tongue-in-cheek.


Ohh, sorry I didn't catch that. Was going to ask him to view these shards through various glass, at sunset, and determine by resolution if they were pottery, or in fact fossils...are you saying to skip that rigorous testing? Or maybe see if they could be exploded with a double charge of Bluedot proving they are actually modern pottery.


I agree with post after yours, better not even to invoke the name lest this, perhaps the sole pure thread on the fire become tainted.


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Anyone ever found any Indian trade beads?


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Originally Posted by Cinch
Anyone ever found any Indian trade beads?


Yes. Found a few when I was a kid. Both blue.

Found a primitive turquoise ground flat bead as well. Found most of them in or around red ant beds.


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