Indentification help please

[hammerstone99]

I posted earlier asking for help to type, and hopfully give me some idea of the age of a site. All these are from the same camp site. Any opinons would be greatly appreciated. Don't have alot of stuff but here it is.












All these knives are 3"-4" long.

[hammerstone99]

I forgot to mention they are from colorado/utah.

[Th3rty7]

I'm not too familiar with typology in your area, but I do think the first point is a Mallory, and the third is a McKean, just my opinion, I'm not sure of the others. Really nice collection though I enjoy seeing types and materials from other regions. I'm interested to know the lanceolate type with small outward ears, never seen one like that.

[Tnmountains]

You have some beautiful points. Great work love that brown knapped knife/scraper third from bottom. I am sure some guys on here will be able to help you. Thank you for taking the time to share.
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[creek astronaut]

very nice collection you have. a common thing in your pieces are many bifurcated artifatcs,which in my neck of the woods indicate that you have an early-mid archaic site.thanks for sharing your fine collection.

[hammerstone99]

Thanks for the info guys. anymore would be great.

[artorius]

Colorado is way beyond my area of familiarity (I live and collect in Pennsylvania), but you certainly have some nice pieces there!

artorius

[joshuaream]

Beautiful group. That trout creek/hartville flint blade is spectacular.

[Tnmountains]

Keep kicking this up top and maybe some expert will chime in on your fine artifacts.
Welcome to T-Net also.
HH
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