A Couple of New Clovis Blades

Numbers 1 & 4 (from left). Both from Kentucky and a bit over 4" in length.

The left one's uncannily like one of the Barnes points from the Thedford II site with a broken base, only it's a uniface and much too thick.

Sorry for having the other stuff in with them -- was illustrating Trapeziodal (1 & 2) and prismatic (3-5) blade forms ; this is the only halfway decent picture of them I could come up with.

How the picture got cropped on the top I have no idea. 

Nice looking old artifacts there, thanks for sharing.

Nice!  I like those old blades!

 Beautiful blades. Go ahead and say the age so we may marvel just a little more   
 Nice Thanks for sharing Uni
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Oooh, thanx uniface, for illustrating trapezoid/prismatic as well.

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i have a few more uni knives 4 u uni, but im just waiting on a new camera

Finally got some sun today.  Not ideal, but better at least.

Finally got some sun today.  Not ideal, but better at least.

Very nice man..

nice lookin relics uni

Not a lot of people would consider stuff like them very appealing.

But I do  

i do.i would dig findn that stuff all day long 

Heck yeah man. I would dig till the cows came home,lol. Oppps did that sound kinda southern?
 My Bad!

Far as I'm concerned, your good, Bro'  !

Thing is, if they were in situ, in undisturbed ground, I'd turn the site over to a trustworthy, decent guy (or gal) archaeologist. No-brainer there.

The dirt between the artifacts is every bit as important as the artifacts are.  Sometimes, more so. There's a lot more information in it than people even suspect.