Here's a good one.

[Joe G from Md]

Found this in creek behind house, it's the only one found so far. Have hunted creek for years [full of fossils] but their is at least a gazillion rocks. It is rather difficult finding rocks in rocks. Will keep looking for sure. Can anybody tell me how old?

 

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[GaRebel1861]

That material look similar to the type we have here in Southwest Georgia. Cool find!

 

[sandchip]

That material look similar to the type we have here in Southwest Georgia. Cool find!

It sure does. That base is something else!

 

[arrow86]

Nice find that base is neat looks like broke than reworked

 

[Ici]

That material look similar to the type we have here in Southwest Georgia. Cool find!

I was gonna say south alabama but south georgia is close lol

 

[Joe G from Md]

Found this in Powell County Kentucky.

 

[fyrffytr1]

That material look similar to the type we have here in Southwest Georgia. Cool find!

I dropped that thing in the creek while walking about twenty feet in front of him. I was tired of him crying about not finding anything!

 

[lookingharder]

Great find. I spent hours helping my brother in laws set tobacco in central Kentucky on there bottom land and have never found a arrow head. They have found them in my boot tracks. A arrow head is on my bucket list.

 

[T.C.]

Found this in creek behind house, it's the only one found so far. Have hunted creek for years [full of fossils] but their is at least a gazillion rocks. It is rather difficult finding rocks in rocks. Will keep looking for sure. Can anybody tell me how old?

Alberta?? 9500 - 8000 B.P. Out West we would call that a Scottsbluff I, which are believed to be all part of the Cody Complex.
Awesome point!!

 

[dognose]

It looks to me to be made of Harrison County Flint - AKA Hornstone, or Senora. Hard to tell.

The type looks to be a heavy duty with minor base damage.

 

[quito]

It looks to me to be made of Harrison County Flint - AKA Hornstone, or Senora. Hard to tell.

The type looks to be a heavy duty with minor base damage.

Yes, be my guess, it sure ain’t a Scotty.

 

[rock]

Very nice piece I also like the stem as it looks reworked