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[erinpelord]

I found both this afternoon in Coryell County, Tx on Coryell Creek. The best I’ve found so far. Any facts/history and information on these points would be greatly appreciated!

 

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[ohp733]

Nice finds. I'm sure someone on here can help with typology.

 

[newnan man]

Welcome & nice finds. Someone who knows Texas points will chime in soon.

 

[Tdog]

I'd say either Fairland or Edgewood for the one on the left--both from Woodland period (3000-1500 YBP). Relicgrubber would know better than I. Maybe he'll chime in soon. Nice finds.

Fairland Projectile Point
Edgewood Projectile Point

 

[Twistedsifter]

Awesome points!!

 

[Relicgrubber]

I'd say either Fairland or Edgewood for the one on the left--both from Woodland period (3000-1500 YBP). Relicgrubber would know better than I. Maybe he'll chime in soon. Nice finds.

Fairland Projectile Point
Edgewood Projectile Point

I believe you are correct except I think they are both Fairlands imo.

 

[MAMucker]

Great work erinpelord! Your killing it out there. It must be 400* in TX!

Below is a link to a very good site with many examples of Texas Point Types. Focus on the notched forms.

It’s always helpful to post clear photos showing both sides with particular attention to the base, flaking and notching details.

http://www.projectilepoints.net/Search/Texas_Search.html

Can you observe any grinding on the stem?

 

[erinpelord]

Thanks for all the replies back! I’m really new to this and just started hunting arrowheads back in the spring. Distinguishing between broken flint and worked flint has been the most difficult part to develop an eye for. I just found my first point on July 1 and since then have found 4, one of those being broken in half. I appreciate y’all taking the time to give me feedback on the history so I can learn more.

And yes, it is extremely hot!

Here are some clearer front and back pictures of each one.

 

[welsbury]

Four whole since July,that is pretty good. You are getting an eye for it.

 

[Tdog]

You poor woman. You'll never stop feeding this addiction now!

 

[erinpelord]

I’ve definitely invested all my free time at the creek or river. I’m not sure why I didn’t get into this a long time ago. It’s been a fun, frustrating and patience testing experience lol. Also found out I’m extremely allergic to poison ivy and poison oak.[emoji51]

 

[Tdog]

I’ve definitely invested all my free time at the creek or river. I’m not sure why I didn’t get into this a long time ago. It’s been a fun, frustrating and patience testing experience lol. Also found out I’m extremely allergic to poison ivy and poison oak.[emoji51]

Texas has some of the best artifacts anywhere IMO. A lot of diggers there too. You might want to try your luck at that since it's legal to do it in Texas! Best of luck to you.