Need Help ID'ing -- Thanks

[cdhjr]

Folks:

This stuff was found all in one spot in Central Dallas County, Texas along the Trinity River. Any help with ID'ing would be greatly appreciated. I am pretty excited after stumbling across these items at a demolition site.

Any comments are also encouraged.

Thank you in advance.

-Chuck

[cdhjr]

Folks:

Additonal items for any comments you may have.

Thanks again.

-Chuck

[ohioaxeman]

Looks like a decent spot to spend some more time at!

[GaRebel1861]

Some interesting stuff ya got there. I'd be the first one back there after the next rain!

[Twitch]

I don't know anything about Texas points but the bone appears to have butcher marks on it. Outstanding find. Interested to see what the smart folks have to say.

[cdhjr]

Checking back and double-checking to see if anyone can help ID the points.

Thanks in advance.

-Chuck

[WV sifter]

according to the overstreet guide the big almost perfect point is a little bear creek or limestone point(both late archaic)the stubby point with the concave base looks almost paleo,maybe a worked down dalton variant or sub-variant.

[cdhjr]

Folks:

Another point was found at the same location! I also need help ID'ing it.

Thanks WV sifter for your information -- if any other people see this post and are familiar with Texas point types, I am grateful for any help with ID'ing.

All these came from the same Central Dallas County, Dallas, Texas location.

Thank you in advance.

-Chuck

[WV sifter]

Looks like a crude blade of some sort,kinda thinkin Paleo-Early Archaic maybe...