The other morning, a long beachcomb after the winds of Sunday. Turning up a fishhook (paleolithic), scrapers, flints, and a whole host of other assorted rocks.
Also found a loonie, used for scale. Some knobs of tourmaline schist to the left Kootenay Argillite in the center (the greenish-to-greyish material) in the right.
Above the loonie, top, orange, no local material (jasper) that had me stumped - a drill? - but a bit of searching informed me it was likely a fishhook. Clearly worked to a sharp point it would have been attached to a stick via the indents.
Below that a heavily worked scraper.
