Point ID please!!

[NC field hunter]

Ive been rambling through some of the points I have found throughout the years and this one caught my eye. I found it over 10 years ago in a horse pasture. I have never found another like it around here. Can anyone name it?

 

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[budsmith19]

Maybe a Madison ??

 

[NC field hunter]

Maybe a Madison ??

I'll have to look them up. Never even heard of that style point.! Thanks a million !!

 

[GatorBoy]

Nice material! I don't know if they go that far north of here but it looks just like the pinellas points I find here in fla.

 

[NC field hunter]

Nice material! I don't know if they go that far north of here but it looks just like the pinellas points I find here in fla.

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That is a familiar name. This is about as far north though. They are rare here, and that material, I have never seen here. Pretty sure it was traded on down the river a time or two ! Wouldn't it be cool to live like that?

 

[The Grim Reaper]

More then likely a Hamilton Triangle.

 

[NC field hunter]

More then likely a Hamilton Triangle.

I have found a couple triangles, but they are normally really thin and larger than this one. Thank you for helping me ID this Reap. You tha man.

 

[timekiller]

Maybe a Madison ??

Agreed very similar,here in the carolina's I'd call it a Caraway point.Here's a good site for some info on the points here in carolina.........

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Here's some more info for ya..................below.
Nice point
Take Care,
Pete,

 

[NC field hunter]

Agreed very similar,here in the carolina's I'd call it a Caraway point.Here's a good site for some info on the points here in carolina.........

Uwharries Lithics Research Conference: Oliver Lecture

Here's some more info for ya..................below.
Nice point
Take Care,
Pete,

What part of Carolina are you in? NC or SC? Both are among the prettiest states I've been to. Glad to have a "home boy" on here with me. Thank you for the links!

 

[timekiller]

What part of Carolina are you in? NC or SC? Both are among the prettiest states I've been to. Glad to have a "home boy" on here with me. Thank you for the links!

As far east as one can go without falling into the ocean(N.C.)
Take Care,
Pete,

 

[NC field hunter]

As far east as one can go without falling into the ocean(N.C.)
Take Care,
Pete,

So around the OBX? I love it there!

 

[timekiller]

So around the OBX? I love it there!

Yep southern end of them.Water bred,(commercial fisherman)...Water fed,(commercial fisherman)

 

[NC field hunter]

Yep southern end of them.Water bred,(commercial fisherman)...Water fed,(commercial fisherman)

That is my dream! Pro fisherman!

 

[tomclark]

Great points! True triangle arrowheads. IMHOP, there is really very little, if any, difference amongst the varied local type names. even serrated ones and ones with accuminate tips and slightly U'd bottoms. All those variants occur in my area. I do call mine Pinellas Points, especially since I live in Pinellas County, LOL, but I am not a typologist. I could call them all Woodland to Historic Triangle Arrowheads! We have a lot of names for Archaic points but there is a group I call Archaic Stemmed Points.

 

[NC field hunter]

Great points! True triangle arrowheads. IMHOP, there is really very little, if any, difference amongst the varied local type names. even serrated ones and ones with accuminate tips and slightly U'd bottoms. All those variants occur in my area. I do call mine Pinellas Points, especially since I live in Pinellas County, LOL, but I am not a typologist. I could call them all Woodland to Historic Triangle Arrowheads! We have a lot of names for Archaic points but there is a group I call Archaic Stemmed Points.

I'd say the name of your county leaves little room for question. Is your county this point's namesake? I agree, same points have different names depending on where they are found. That is why keeping track of where points are found is so important. Not like you didn't know, but... Any way, thanks for viewing. It makes me sad when people skip my thread, so thanks again!!