u/AdventurousMaximum30

My favorite local material "Brassfield Chert" Southern Middle Tennessee

Knapped and polished limestone tool. Heavily ground and polished around the pole end with heavy flaking scars, use wear and polish at the bit. A heavy handful. While uncommon limestone tools are no different than Flint or hardstone the ancient tools that are recovered were the way of life so any implements found are very deliberate with great attention to care and detail. (Limestone Spade/hoe) TN

Best example of the type I've ever seen. Crazy flaking on this one. Would love to see other examples or opinions if I'm wrong on typing. Marion county, Mississippi

Early archaic Dalton. Crowley's ridge Chert. Butler county Missouri

Thought I'd share something you don't see everyday. That flake scar that we see on pretty paleo pieces? Here's what was there before The final percussion thinning strikes.. found Middle Tennessee. Happy Father's Day🤘

Some of the best color I've ever seen on a point. Licking county, Ohio