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Lubbock Cache find
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Thanks Ben
Being from W. Texas originally,,,,I always like the W. Texas artifacts. The Cache looks like "Plainview,,,,,One of my Favorite////c
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Some fine looking points in that cache,, thanks for the link!
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Yeah, I was thinking Midland/Goshen? But, I am only familiar with photos of this stuff. So, after hearing Plainview suggested, I refreshed my memory, online, and realized that it looks like Plainview, too. But, then I realized that some of the points appear, at least in the photos, to be fluted. So, could anyone please give a breakdown as to what we are looking at? Are these even fluted points? Or, is this just basic basal thinning? Thanks in advance!
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Ben.
It is very hard to tell "types from Pictures. But they do look like Plainview,,,,and yes some Plainviews are thinned or fluted and are believed to be related to earlier Clovis and Contemporary Dalton Types. Now look at this Beauty Sweetwater Biface ///c
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