Question-with pictures

[werleibr]

Here's pics of half the finds from one creek walk of last year, found by the wife. She had a couple questions: 1) Does the small broken piece on the far right a bottom of an arrowhead? It's a strange shape to us. And 2) The piece second from the left--is this even an artifact? The wife has found LOTS of pieces worked on one side but completely smooth or almost so on the other & they do not appear to be flakes (or are they?)

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[drsno1]

All of those are the real thing.

[flintdigger]

The three on the left look good first one is a nice point, the second a knife and third cutting tool maybe, not sure about that piece on the right.

[tmodel]

i agree all look real artifacts, the one on the right looks like a small drill with a carving spur on one side. nice. Terry

[River Rat]

All are the real thing...the 1st one is one stunning find.

[werleibr]

The wife had to throw that one in the pictures so that in her words didn't have a bunch of non eye candy ones. She really loves that point on the left with its "stitches" as she calls them.

[musky44]

the stitches are pretty sweet. that is a beautiful point.

[SOHIO]

Nice point on the left. Far right, perforator/drill .

[flintmel]

Wow, that first one's a smoker! All the pieces have been worked by acient man, last one looks like it may be a base thats been reworked?

[tmodel]

i for one am very happy that she did add the first one i think a [jacks reef cornetr notched point , mother nature's stiches in man made projectile point. I like it! next 2 knife and scrapper back edges they left not sharp so no cut self instead of food. last one a drill with carving spure not sure if made as drill or may be a reworked lancolate point. Terry

[werleibr]

Thanks for all the replies

[wells]

the piece on the right looks like a snapped off base of as point to me.

[Ohio_Doug]

Awesome finds, the one on the right is a perforator.