If you are an obsidian person then you are in luck. This made obsidian a strong candidate for ceremonial points or blades. Most of my black, double flow and gold sheen I collect. These are not ancient artifacts.
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The stone used for this point was harvested near the ghost town of Cisco, between Arches and the Book Cliffs. The Ute and the Anasazi before them found agate and jasper not far from our collection site.
The stone used for this point was harvested near the ghost town of Cisco, between Arches and the Book Cliffs. The Ute and the Anasazi before them found agate and jasper not far from our collection site.
This was the land of the Wind River Shoshone. We find two very different flints at this location, in the washes we find nodules of jet black flint, and on one ridgeline we find a lens of banded flint.
If you are an obsidian person then you are in luck. This made obsidian a strong candidate for ceremonial points or blades. Most of my black, double flow and gold sheen I collect. These are not ancient artifacts.
If you are an obsidian person then you are in luck. This made obsidian a strong candidate for ceremonial points or blades. I buy my rainbow and triple flow from northern California and a place near Coos Bay, Oregon.
If you are an obsidian person then you are in luck. This made obsidian a strong candidate for ceremonial points or blades. Most of my black, double flow and gold sheen I collect. These are not ancient artifacts.
If you are an obsidian person then you are in luck. This made obsidian a strong candidate for ceremonial points or blades. I buy my rainbow and triple flow from northern California and a place near Coos Bay, Oregon.
This was the land of the Wind River Shoshone. We find two very different flints at this location, in the washes we find nodules of jet black flint, and on one ridgeline we find a lens of banded flint.
If you are an obsidian person then you are in luck. This made obsidian a strong candidate for ceremonial points or blades.
