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Dude, if you're serious, you're growing taters in a transitional Paleo site! That's a significant archaelogical site, no joke. I see Daltons and Hardaways, Hardapalmers, and at least one Paleo point. That looks like a page in the report on the original dig at the Hardaway Site in NC.
Duff
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Are you kidding??? Wow!!!
Deer Fanatic
Cool ? Useless Billy Deer Guide
What am I missing here??
bear claw
bearded driveler
I dont see nothing
walkinboss01
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I'm not seeing anything either...
EAB1911
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Where are the pictures?
mizzippi jb
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I don't see anything....no pic....just a little square and a report box
gabowman
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same here
mizzippi jb
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Looked on an iPad and a Samsung phone..... No pics on either device
The pics were there originally.
Jimmypop, I meant no offense. What I meant is that is probably the best group collection of old, rare point types I've ever seen posted on here, almost too good to be true! If those came from one place, you are definitely sitting on a significant archaeological gold mine.
Most of those points date back to the Paleo and Transitional Paleo eras, and most folks will hunt points all their lives and never find a single one like those. I saw what looked like a Quad, a couple more possible Paleo bases, Daltons, Hardaways, Hardapalmers, and such. Amazing collection! I'd love to walk around in your garden!
Jimmypop, I meant no offense. What I meant is that is probably the best group collection of old, rare point types I've ever seen posted on here, almost too good to be true! If those came from one place, you are definitely sitting on a significant archaeological gold mine.
Most of those points date back to the Paleo and Transitional Paleo eras, and most folks will hunt points all their lives and never find a single one like those. I saw what looked like a Quad, a couple more possible Paleo bases, Daltons, Hardaways, Hardapalmers, and such. Amazing collection! I'd love to walk around in your garden!
The pics were there originally.
Jimmypop, I meant no offense. What I meant is that is probably the best group collection of old, rare point types I've ever seen posted on here, almost too good to be true! If those came from one place, you are definitely sitting on a significant archaeological gold mine. Almost any one of those points would be the centerpiece of most folks' collections, and you've got a whole frame of them!
Most of those points date back to the Paleo and Transitional Paleo eras, and most folks will hunt points all their lives and never find a single one like those. I saw what looked like a Quad, a couple more possible Paleo bases, Daltons, Hardaways, Hardapalmers, and such. Amazing collection! I'd love to walk around in your garden!
Jimmypop, I meant no offense. What I meant is that is probably the best group collection of old, rare point types I've ever seen posted on here, almost too good to be true! If those came from one place, you are definitely sitting on a significant archaeological gold mine. Almost any one of those points would be the centerpiece of most folks' collections, and you've got a whole frame of them!
Most of those points date back to the Paleo and Transitional Paleo eras, and most folks will hunt points all their lives and never find a single one like those. I saw what looked like a Quad, a couple more possible Paleo bases, Daltons, Hardaways, Hardapalmers, and such. Amazing collection! I'd love to walk around in your garden!
Try re-posting those pics. Those are definitely something that the folks here will enjoy seeing!
Miguel Cervantes
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Must have posted the pics from a third party sharing site.
Just click the "insert pic" or "attach files" button and browse for your pics.
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