archaic

  1. Hafted Blade? Resharpened heavily

    I posted a pic of this a short while back, but I wanted to include better pics and ask a question. From NE Illinois. The FreeBSD I got was this was possibly a woodland triangle. However from what I see, there is a clear haft line where the resharpening ended. They clearly sharpened this to a...
  2. KY lanceolate? Large find

    From a KY field. The base is gone, but almost looks lanceolate like. Not saying it’s paleo, but it has the look. Any ideas on type?
  3. Kentucky field find-what type?

    Any idea on type? Base is ground. Found in central KY. Any help is appreciated!
  4. Archaic knife, woodland triangle? Oh my…..

    Hi all This is from far NE Illinois. It’s quite thick, and the stack likely limited additional reduction. However I’m more interested in if you think the base snapped and was reworked on one side or was part of the original flake platform. Also, any idea of the flaking in any way can help...
  5. Big Sandy Broad Base?

    The treasures just keep coming! First the beautiful green Tallahatta Quartzite point and now this little gem. It also showed up in the round pen we just put in for training our horses. I can't believe it is just missing a little of one barb. I'm just learning to identify types, but it seems to...
  6. My Discovery

    Between picking up the occasional piece of broken stone artifacts and finding a big Smith Point preform and a few Jakies it seems I may have discovered an ancient settlement on my own land. According to the Arkansas Archeological Survey which is who identified these pieces as late Archaic said...
  7. Upper peninsula copper

    I found this near shoreline of Upper Michigan lake, near Wisconsin border. I screwed up and cleaned it a bit. There was a bit of what seemed to be a pine tar like substance on one side. I know it's copper, just can't tell if its worked/formed, or perhaps natural state left by the glaciers...
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