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6-3-2011 find

jeff a

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hunted a field yesterday that was still in corn stubble from last year and found this archaic point, the closest i can get on an id is tapered stem bifurcate, i've never seen a blade like this one the sides of the base are beveled . any body got any ideas ?
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thats a beaut of a blade. wes
 
WOW what a beautiful piece! Great find Jeff.
 
Snyder?
Whatever it is clean it up and repost so I can vote banner.
Just beautiful.
 
not a snyder its covered with pressure flaking and has some serrations
 
What a Great idea Jonzer had! Clean enough for me :D I will nominate ya! :icon_thumleft:
 
thanks for the comments but i dont think its banner worthy,its just a common archaic point
 
i thought broadblade also but the base doesn't fit,it constricts in towards the base not flared out on the base
 
I'd probably say Kirk variant but i'm sure the Oh. guys know more about it than me. Real nice point.
 
Th3rty7 said:
I'd probably say Kirk variant but i'm sure the Oh. guys know more about it than me. Real nice point.

I agree looks like it possibly could be a first stage kirk stemmed. Very nice point...........GTP
 

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