Found a nice blade need help with ID

[americanartifacts33]

I found a nice blade yesterday in a creek while shed hunting. Any ideas on what kind it is as well as the potential age?

 

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[arrow86]

Man that’s a killer blade , think I would be spending a lot of time in that creek

 

[sawmill man]

I agree , i would be back there. specially after all the rain were getting. very nice piece.

 

[nmtreasure]

That thing is sweet. You need to explore that creek thoroughly. Could be a Angostura. Which would put it to be late paleo, early archaic period.

 

[old digger]

That sure is a ''Sweet'' knife! Did you find any nice sheds to possibly plan a Fall hunt?

 

[NCPeaches]

It's a super nice find and I agree with nmtreasure, you need to do a thorough exploration of that creek!

 

[americanartifacts33]

Thanks for the information. I will take all your advice and hit that creek hard this weekend. NMTREASURE after looking up the Angostura point I see a lot of similarities it very well could be that. Thanks guys hopefully I can post another point this upcoming weekend!

 

[nmtreasure]

Thanks for the information. I will take all your advice and hit that creek hard this weekend. NMTREASURE after looking up the Angostura point I see a lot of similarities it very well could be that. Thanks guys hopefully I can post another point this upcoming weekend!

Look forward to hearing about your adventure next weekend! Good luck!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Great looking Blade but I don't think it's an Angostura. They are usually a lot more finely made.

 

[smokeythecat]

I don't know but it's a total beauty.

 

[quito]

Great looking Blade but I don't think it's an Angostura. They are usually a lot more finely made.

I agree.

I think overstreet's shows some examples fairly similar, but I think they are probably wrong there too.

 

[sandchip]

Looks like a Kirk Corner Notch that was never notched, but the work on the tip is odd. Sweet find, whatever it is.

 

[rock]

Its a keeper

 

[americanartifacts33]

Last weekend update: Found a couple brokes and worked flint in that creek and my brother found what we believe is a sweet hardin type point upstream in the same creek. attached are the brokes that I found.