CreekSide
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Here are a few Iāve found over the years. The smaller ones are called Candy Creek points but Iāve heard collectors call them
Copena Stingers. The Candy Creek points are listed as a Woodland point but resent studies say the are related to the Dalton. Some Copena types I find have a stack on one side and are unifaced so to speak on the other side but show flaking. Some are thin but very well made like the one in hand.
Iām pretty sure most if not all pictured are Copena related. But Iāve been wrong before. Hope you enjoy the post.
NW Georgia mostly creek finds.
Copena Stingers. The Candy Creek points are listed as a Woodland point but resent studies say the are related to the Dalton. Some Copena types I find have a stack on one side and are unifaced so to speak on the other side but show flaking. Some are thin but very well made like the one in hand.
Iām pretty sure most if not all pictured are Copena related. But Iāve been wrong before. Hope you enjoy the post.
NW Georgia mostly creek finds.
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