Indian artifacts?
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Homer (My Dear) Watch your comments about "ROCK"...
DW, If you feel it is (as Indians or any Mountain Man/Woman would also feel such as a tool) Then it "IS".
Nature always leads us to the obvious. Just like showing a neophyte how and where to skin or cut meats... Nature has its LINES everywhere.
Jagerdad
DW, If you feel it is (as Indians or any Mountain Man/Woman would also feel such as a tool) Then it "IS".
Nature always leads us to the obvious. Just like showing a neophyte how and where to skin or cut meats... Nature has its LINES everywhere.
Jagerdad
RELH
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Wetmule I had to laugh at your comment that it looks like one of my first attempt at making a knife.
Two years ago I attended the Eugene Oregon knife show. At the table next to me was a man and wife team and he made obsidian knives that he knapped himself. The knives were a work of art that my wife fell in love with. She bought one from him and told me that I needed to learn how to make them. He was such a good knapper, it was amazing how sharp of a edge he was able to get on the knives.
RELH
Two years ago I attended the Eugene Oregon knife show. At the table next to me was a man and wife team and he made obsidian knives that he knapped himself. The knives were a work of art that my wife fell in love with. She bought one from him and told me that I needed to learn how to make them. He was such a good knapper, it was amazing how sharp of a edge he was able to get on the knives.
RELH
DeerHunter53
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+1 LOl
dirtclod Az.
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I'm a napper after a few beers and a scrapper after a few whiskeys.
BIGJOHNT
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After seeing this post you guys got me thinking. Do you think this is a Indian artifact?
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/321959291f7da7b684520b940d25af5098701.jpeg
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/321959291f7da7b684520b940d25af5098701.jpeg
eelgrass
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>After seeing this post you guys
>got me thinking. Do you
>think this is a Indian
>artifact?
>http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/321959291f7da7b684520b940d25af5098701.jpeg
If it is, it's from Utah.
>got me thinking. Do you
>think this is a Indian
>artifact?
>http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/321959291f7da7b684520b940d25af5098701.jpeg
If it is, it's from Utah.
nontypical
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LOL DIRTCLOD!
John, I believe that is a prehistoric bu**plug. Perversion is centuries old...
John, I believe that is a prehistoric bu**plug. Perversion is centuries old...
HunterHarry
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I used to live on an old cattle ranch that was a Indian camp at one time.
After every big rain storm the erosion would turn up new finds.
Over the years I put together a pretty decent collection.
I've found several good artifacts on my current property, but nothing that compares to the California Grizzly bear skull that my late brother in law found when excavating the foundation of my house.
It is among the biggest ever found.
After every big rain storm the erosion would turn up new finds.
Over the years I put together a pretty decent collection.
I've found several good artifacts on my current property, but nothing that compares to the California Grizzly bear skull that my late brother in law found when excavating the foundation of my house.
It is among the biggest ever found.
>After seeing this post you guys
>got me thinking. Do you
>think this is a Indian
>artifact?
>http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/321959291f7da7b684520b940d25af5098701.jpeg
I have one similar to that
>got me thinking. Do you
>think this is a Indian
>artifact?
>http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/321959291f7da7b684520b940d25af5098701.jpeg
I have one similar to that
canyoncrosser
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Just goes to show how tough they were in those days...
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HunterHarry those are some pretty cool mortar and pestels,found one along the Verde River in Az.but left it alone.Some states don't allow such.It was very large/5lbs..
Sorry hunting pigs not rocks.20yrs ago doubt if its still there.
Sorry hunting pigs not rocks.20yrs ago doubt if its still there.
I don't know if all states are the same, but I did some research on the subject while working for a company in Utah that has a large collection of petroglyphs on its property. In Utah, all artifacts located on private land, except human remains, belong to the landowner. Artifacts located on public land belong to the government and can't be legally collected without a proper permit.
