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| Girls: 1. Cascade "Cascade" 2. Big Sandy "Sandy" 4. Levanna "Anna" Boys: 5. Clovis "Clovis" 6. Folsom "Folsom" 7. Elko "Elko" Please remember, we are Brittany Fans! but, not great photographers... :^) Folsom Info: Folsom points are a distinct form of chipped stone projectile points associated with the Folsom Tradition of North America. The style of toolmaking was named after Folsom, New Mexico where the first sample was found within the bone structure of a bison in 1927.[1] The points are bifacially worked and have a symmetrical, leaf-like shape with a concave base and wide, shallow grooves running almost the entire length of the point. The edges are finely worked. The characteristic groove, known as fluting, may have served to aid hafting to a wooden shaft or dart. Use-wear studies have shown that some examples were used as knives as well as projectile points. The fluting required great technical ability to effect, and it took archaeologists many years of experimentation to replicate it. Folsom points are found widely across North America and are dated to the period between 9500 BC and 8000 BC. The discovery of these artifacts in the early 20th century raised questions about when the first humans arrived in North America. From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folsom_point |
 FOLSOM
POINT (EICHENBERGER
CAST)
LINDENMEIER SITE NORTHERN COLORADO This picture shows three views of a cast of a Folsom point that was discovered on the Lindenmeier site. The cast was made sometime in the 1960's or 70's by J. Allen Eichenberger. This is an excellent example of the "classic" Folsom point that has wide and full flute flake removals and fine pressure flaking along the edges. This point (cast) measures 1 13/16 inches (4.6 cm) long. From: http://www.lithiccastinglab.com/gallery-pages/2012marchlindenmeiersitepage1.htm |
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| Puppy #6 BRITTANY PUPPIES Past Litters Back to Lithic Points Litter | ||||
| 4-5-15 - Day 47: Weight: 3126g.
The pups are continuing to grow and mature nicely. |
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| 3-29-15 - Day 40: Weight: 2456g. The pups are enjoying more space out in the dog room. They are an alert, happy, perky bunch! | ||
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| 3-22-15 - Day 33: Weight:
1854g. The pups are getting really
playful! From now on is a good time to come
see them!! :^) |
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| 3-15-15 - Day 26: Weight: 1404g. Their noses are darkening in, they are real fat but, starting to be quite active in short bursts. | ||
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 Chomp!, no teeth yet... |
| 3-8-15 - Day 19: Weight: 962g. Their eyes are just starting to open and their nose pigment is coming in well. They are quite chubby!! :-) | ||
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| 3-1-15 - Day 12: Weight: 594g. Shirley is holding them with her famous Moose Jacket on. Happy March 1st!! | ||
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| 2-22-15 - Day 5: Weight: 374g. Held by our friend and neighbor Shirley who visits our dogs daily and gives them lots of attention. | ||
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 Just a few hours after birth on 2-17-15. Weight on 2-17-15: 262g Description: most color of boys, white horn on top left of head, standard head. Orange and white Brittanys are born with very light colored spots and blue eyes (eyes are of course, closed at birth). The spots and eyes will darken over time to the same color as the parents. |
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Warbonnet Brittanys Puppy Contract - Choosing A Brittany - Breeders Code Of Ethics - I Want A Brittany - Responsible Breeders - Breed Standard - American Brittany Rescue - A Responsible Breeder Should Brittanys have not been called the "Brittany Spaniel" since the 1980's. Page Background image from: http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/my-collections/218372-my-favorite-arrowhead-frame.html |
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