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any idea?
these were all found within twenty feet of one another while surface hunting a tabacco field any help would be appreciated
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They look like they might be part of a cache to me, at least the two bottom ones do, I would be hitting that spot very hard every chance I had, I bet there are more.
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Nice cache of quarry blanks!!
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They have a real paleo look to the flake patterns. Also looks like the material could be Indiana Hornstone, though what I've seen is usually a little more gray than tan. Are they bifacial or unifacial. A photo of the other sides would beneficial. I'm hopefully attaching a photo of a hornstone Clovis uniface scraper about 1/2 as long as the big blanks in your photo
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Hmmm, don't seem able to attach a Pic.
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The material looks like Kentucky hornstone.
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Those are SWEET! Good finds.
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pictues of back
the pictures from yesterday didn't show the color of the pieces real well so hope these help
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Those could be part of a large cache.I would go back to the spot in the field and probe around in the area where they were found.Might be a whole pile of them right below the surface.
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