Type ID requested

[1320]

Found this one in a rock shelter (East Kentucky) yesterday. I've tried to ID it but I find several that come close but not exactly like it. Any help is greatly appreciateced. It is exactly 2 inches long.

[masonh]

i'm pretty much a total novice, but it looks like a Big Sandy to me

[tmodel]

hello 1320!! i think your point is a [Epps] coner notch that has been used as a halfted knife, and resharppend a few times all on left side as you look at your photo. that is what maker it look lop sideded, that seems to be a trademark of hafted knifes. Terry

[The Grim Reaper]

Is the base ground or unground? That would tell you whether it's Archaic (ground) or Woodland (unground) to help narrow down your search.

I have found that same type on Woodland sites in my area and I call them Chesser Points.

[beaverhat]

Its Hopewell. The Ohio Archeological Society has a free point ID book on thier website, its very helpful.

[Edmundruffin]

Looks like a Bakers Creek.

[1320]

hello 1320!! i think your point is a [Epps] coner notch that has been used as a halfted knife, and resharppend a few times all on left side as you look at your photo. that is what maker it look lop sideded, that seems to be a trademark of hafted knifes. Terry

Indeed Tmodel, it's heavily beveled on the left, thank you.

[1320]

Is the base ground or unground? That would tell you whether it's Archaic (ground) or Woodland (unground) to help narrow down your search.

I have found that same type on Woodland sites in my area and I call them Chesser Points.

Base is unground plus it was very shallow in the shelter, I agree on the Woodland call x2. Thanks Reaper.