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I believe this one was much larger and broke somewhere in the middle maybe and was used as a hafted scraper. Blunts like these are usually salvaged from broken points/knives.

Savanna River blunt. 2.5 inches wide.

Thanks!

Well used Bolen from Taylor county, Florida.

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Osceola_Greenbrier.html

Thank you! One of my favorite types.

I’m not too familiar with Alabama types. There may be some subtype that matches its description better. But I would probably say a type of used up MM.

The one I have is broke at the base at an angle. Probably broke during use. It does sort of look like the big brother to the point you have pictured. What state and county is that from? Almost seems like more of a round base guilford maybe.

Type 1 & type 2

I’m not %100 sure. Maybe some type of morrow mountain maybe type 2. Morrow mountains and guilfords are very common in this area. That’s almost all you find besides the occasional bolen or triangle/yadkin.

Pf from my hometown many years ago.

Sweet color on this one.

Thanks. I get pictures and videos of everything I can. I tried to upload the video of me pulling it but it was too large. If you or anyone is interested in watching the video I have it uploaded here https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRgT5LBT/

I would assume hafted knife. And as antmike stated, an early stage. The middle center point on both sides is very smooth, almost can’t even even see the flaking. I believe it was used as a knife which resulted in the extremely thin and serrated edges. As well as the curve you pointed out.

From a multi cultural site. Everything from Pinellas to Bolen & Kirk. I was lucky enough to get permission to walk this site until it grew up. Found several of my personal best in that field. It was a great learning experience. I was just beginning my hunting in North Florida at the time. This...

Very cool piece. Good conversation piece.

Awesome piece thanks for sharing!

An absolute killer Abbey my mom saved from a ditch earlier this week. Her first point ever.

Yes it does. Bring them back to life imo.

Thank you!