Heart-breaker, and an unknown (to me)

[muttandjeeps]

Took the canoe to some new areas today (did more carrying than paddling) Came up with these two. The broken one was a killer.......the other one looks odd to me...

 

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[rock]

That was a disappointment piece and the other is interesting. Nice creek stain on those. What state?

 

[muttandjeeps]

South central Kentucky...thanks

 

[rock]

Just throwing this out there and you should know better than me seeing you have it. But I find scrapers in that shape. The narrow end would be inserted into a handle and the round end would be the working end. The nub on the one side could be a spur that has broken off. Just guessing though. Its got some nice work on it.

 

[quito]

Great Material!

I like that bulls eye portion showing on the broken piece. The other looks like a cobbs blade. Is the edge steeply beveled?

 

[monsterrack]

It looks like a Cobbs to me as quito said, great finds

 

[muttandjeeps]

The "Cobbs" does not seem overly beveled. Looks like a point, but with an odd bottom. Thanks for the replies.

 

[rock]

Ive never seen a Cobbs that small before. Archaic knifes yes. But either way its a nice whole piece.

 

[redbeardrelics]

I would be happy to find either of those. The bifurcated one with the tip gone, looks to me to be of the MacCorckle type. Both made of attractive materials. HH

 

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Really nice finds, good stuff.

 

[painterx7]

Cobbs vote here looks like some creek stain ?

 

[yakker]

Cool pieces! I'm getting pretty familiar w/ those bifurcated points- finding a number of them here in N Central VA (of quartz, tho). I love the material. A lot of work for those two, but I'm bettering it was a great day to be out on the water regardless. Good luck on your next hunt- you seem to be in a great location! Yakker