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former caveman dinner
mullet:
That was just to get your attention,David.
stickbender:
Cool! I am glad that you stated it was a mastodon tooth. When I first looked at it, it look like fossilized " former cave man food ".
I have a Friend that lives on the peace river in Arcadia, and he has a nice peice of a pelvis of some sort of critter. I have some pieces of sea cow rib, and some pieces I don't know what they are. But he is in a nice place, and there is a deep hole in the river, right next to his house. Yep it is on stilts. But there are a lot neat stuff found in that river. You have a couple of nice fossils. I would like to find some like that. Oh, while I am at it, when would be a good time to get together with, and your neighbor, to go over some knapping, and such. I will buy the refreshments. Are you still working in La. ? I am retired, and pooor now. My income has been cut in less than half. But I can still afford to buy refreshments. But anyhoo, I am not hindered by work anymore, so whenever it would be convenient for you let me know. I would love to meet you, and go over knapping, and other primitive stuff.
Stick Bender ( Wayne Kimberly )
mullet:
Sorry Wayne, I just saw this. The Mammoth tooth came out of the Peace River just a little south of Ft. Meade. If you want to get together and go by Claudes, send me a PM and I'll give you my phone number. Don't worry about the liquid refreshments, He is a teetotaler, but I always have some in the fridge in the shop. I'm going back to Brazil in a week or so but you can email me at work, just PM me.
kayakfisher:
it would take a big pot of beans to cook the jowls with that those come out of
Dennis
TRACY:
That's cool. A friend of mine unearthed a juvenile mastadon in Indiana a couple of years ago. The irony was that it was in his sunflower dove field and our lab's kept messing with a "stick" where we were shooting and curiosity got the best of him (Veterinarian) and ended up excavating a fully intact juvenile mastadon. It's at the State Museum in Indianapolis on display.
Tracy
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