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From Dirt Bro David
Campbell in Texas:
Here are two views of a stone found in a creek feeding into the North
Sulphur River in Fannin County Texas. It is from a gravel bed where several
Folsom and Clovis points have been deposited in the past from an unknown
source upstream.A number of these have been found but this is the only
one I have personally found. In addition,we found extinct camel teeth nearby;they
are fairly common along with extinct horse teeth and mastodon enamel. This
stone is quartzite and the parallel lines do not appear on the obverse
side as would be the case with natural fractures. One edge seems to have
been intentionally ground flat as opposed to the irregularity of the other
edges.
Thanks David! Looks like something one might see in
Coop's Cave!
Bob
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