Winter time finds

[arrow719]

Nothing fancy here but it sure was nice to stretch the legs in February! There's usually snow on the ground this time of year. There was some but most of the ground was showing. The little graver came from a place I have found paleos in the past. Can't see it in the pic but it's micro flaked on each side of the point.

[DesertWalker]

Nice finds. Glad ya got out. I'm about due!

[joshuaream]

The scraper looks paleo to me with those spurs. The other pieces aren't too shabby either,

[arrow719]

Originally Posted by joshuaream

The scraper looks paleo to me with those spurs. The other pieces aren't too shabby either,

Thanks.....It's no doubt paleo, it came from a paleo scatter. I was hoping for a big point, but beggars can't be choosers. On certain paleo sites out here a lot of those gravers turn up, but on other paleo sites there's nary a one.

[questor]

Congrats on the finds and opportunity. Been out zeroing in on the Paleo once again it looks like. The left side point looks to have a lanceolate form to it. And the graver is special in its own unique way. Don't see double pointers of any kind very often. Pretty wild base on the far right split base basalt point. Another impressive haul for you.

[kickacat]

Nice finds, love the graver

[soldier]

arrow I always love the G.B. stuff you find. Good colors and form. I had a little luck in the humboldt sink on the way down

[Dennis]

Looks like a fine day on the east side .

[Greatbasinman]

Good stuff there Arrow!! Don't see to many gravers that are pointed at both ends. Speaking of Paleo, that whitish point on the left has a Silver Lake look to it, you think??

[Tom Westfall]

very nice--really like the graver!