Can Anyone ID These Points?

[Travis1234]

Found in my grandma's house when she passed on. I assume they are mostly archaic. But I can't figure out where they're from for the life of me. I assume they were found by my grandpa (who I never met) or by his parents. The family lived mostly in the western half of Virginia for many generations, but I can't really find any matches for these in Overstreet from that area. Any ideas THANKS!

 

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[DC]

Nice points. They look like the ones that I'm finding in north central South Carolina. I've got a number of those in my collection.
DC-N-SC

 

[Travis1234]

The Carolinas area would make sense, I had some family in North Carolina as well. But that would rule out grandpa and his dad....I wonder who the heck found these things??

I really like the bifurcated bases on a few of these, and though its hard to tell from the scan, the flaking on the larger points is really well pronounced and noticeable.

 

[badandy]

Sorry no help at this time, but I'll look into it.
badandy