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These are of a Female tusk.



Notice how the entry hole on the right of the neck is small....."BAM!!" and the neck bone exploded...all those pebbles are holding the skin closed..


Sure will miss out on some carving "Stuffs" if the "Too good to chop" tusks keep washing out.........

B back soon.

....I can still wait on a carving if you can wait on a portrait... ....geez-send me a pic so I can get started-that way when you find carvin' stuf the portrait will be ready...

Awsome scrounging as usual. I just want to see what she's been cuttin' on lately.
jon

Nice find.

Yaaaaaaaaaaa.........

Well, Mario, mein Herr, I just happend to pick up 2 "Film" cameras, and were gonna take them both of "Us", get them developed and then, we have a good chance of sending you an 8X10 as all weve had is a digital for the last so many years. Just takes some time.

Basicly, Agnes has been piddling at the art work, as berrys are growing old and fish have been a running lately. Got 4 projects almost done and as soon as she unwraps the "Walrus" I'll post its completed picture as well
Art does as well, and were smack boxed up at the moment, but a couple days from now, all should be sorted and well.

I do Have a box headed out to Crunchman tomarrow, though

Might mention that the boat is up again, and I hope the motor gets a good workout in September.

Yaaaaaaaaaaa, it's all good 8)

Ed, you don't mention what animal those tusks came from. I'm guessing they are from a mammoth?

Just how do you tell a female from a male tusk?

Rad

Yep, Amatakulu, them be Mammoth!

A "Tooth" technicly. The Bulls had thick, heavy set and long tusks, and the females were shorter and lighter, thinner.

Hunting, Gathering and fishing, it depends on the day and the way......
didnt find any Ax's, "But" a ton of pottery shards, as well as a hammer stone with a nice groove and some other "Stuffs" like a bone fish spear head and some parts from a harpoon.
What ever washes up or out.