My rock collection
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Wow. Very impressive.Did all of them come from your place?
Chaneylake
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Mostly Wayne County many years ago
Wobblyshot1
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Nice.
VERY nice collection! I see some really nice points in there, thanks for sharing!
Chaneylake
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I know nothing about them except where to look back in the day.
backyardtndeer
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That is a very nice collection.
Tennrock
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South-West Wayne I would guess by the types of flint represented.
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My wife can go to the beach and find all sorts of sharks teeth. I never find any.
Over the years, I am certain that I found some of these ancient rocks, but then convinced myself to leave them because they were not the size or sharpness of some that I had seen others find.
Over the years, I am certain that I found some of these ancient rocks, but then convinced myself to leave them because they were not the size or sharpness of some that I had seen others find.
Wow !
Very nice. I love the broken Lost Lake. Lots of good middle Archaic stuff there too.
DoubleRidge
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Beutiful collection! Thanks for sharing!
There are a couple of Lecroys on your boards that are my favorite points. Whenever I found Lecroys on a site, the Daltons and fluted points were there also. I sure wish we plowed ground now instead of the no-till option we currently use. It took a many an hour of walking and looking to find all the ones you have.
Nice boards!
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Nice boards!
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7mm08
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Nice!
What particular tribe was in that area?
What particular tribe was in that area?
Chaneylake
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no clue, I don't even know how to identify them, I just find them.
rooketnhunter
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Great finds 
Awesome collection !
Stupid question....I'm new at this. Do you have to dig for these or are they just usually sitting on top? I've got a spring fed stream and a larger tributary stream on my place that I'd like to hunt once the water subsides a bit.
Banks? Bottoms?
Banks? Bottoms?
Chaneylake
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Laying on top of the ground
