Age? Need i.D on these please i think theyre old old stone tools

[grobb28]

 

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[bci101tractors]

Wish I could help, you got some really nice finds there!!!
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[quito]

Yep, some nice stone tools alright. There are a couple very nice blades in the group.

 

[grobb28]

Yep, some nice stone tools alright. There are a couple very nice blades in the group.

How old do you think they are ? And what kind of blades do you know?

 

[grobb28]

They were fairly deep under overhang I'm thinking paleoindiAn or archaic but I'm not for sure ?

 

[rock]

I left you a nice detailed message in the rock forum. If you care to go look. Thanks, rock

 

[GatorBoy]

Its a bit hard to see in the photos but I belive I see some work on those. If you've had the chance to to see an entire assemblage of artifacts from a site there is almost always alot of crude expedient tools with just enough work to create an edge on a flake or cobble. I would definitely search that area more... you won't be able to date those pieces without something diagnostic like a projectile point. Put in some time there I'm sure you will find one. Something was being done there.. it could be a Kill site or something more...good luck. It looks like a good spot.

 

[grobb28]

Its a bit hard to see in the photos but I belive I see some work on those. If you've had the chance to to see an entire assemblage of artifacts from a site there is almost always alot of crude expedient tools with just enough work to create an edge on a flake or cobble. I would definitely search that area more... you won't be able to date those pieces without something diagnostic like a projectile point. Put in some time there I'm sure you will find one. Something was being done there.. it could be a Kill sight or something more...good luck. It looks like a good spot.

Some type of point

 

[grobb28]

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=754892"/>

Some type of point

Thx so much I will post more pictures in just a min bc I want to identify these very bad

 

[rock]

The last one might of been something when it was whole but now it is just part of something.

 

[GatorBoy]

It was going to be something. It appears to me that there is pressure flaking on it which is a finishing step. My guess is it was decided at a late stage that it wasn't going to turn out correct and it was utilized as a scraper. It has the shape and horizontal flaking pattern of a Texas type like the Eden.... where are you located?

 

[rock]

I believe it is upside down in your pic. It looks like a base to a knife.

 

[grobb28]

It was going to be something. It appears to me that there is pressure flaking on it which is a finishing step. My guess is it was decided at a late stage that it wasn't going to turn out correct and it was utilized as a scraper. It has the shape and horizontal flaking pattern of a Texas type like the Eden.... where are you located?

Oklahoma northern oklahoma 15 miles away from Kansas line

 

[grobb28]

I believe it is upside down in your pic. It looks like a base to a knife.

I really think its some kind of broke spearhead bc I found s spearhead somewhat similar to this

 

[grobb28]

It was going to be something. It appears to me that there is pressure flaking on it which is a finishing step. My guess is it was decided at a late stage that it wasn't going to turn out correct and it was utilized as a scraper. It has the shape and horizontal flaking pattern of a Texas type like the Eden.... where are you located?

New pics

 

[grobb28]

New pics

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=754926"/>

It's hard to tell in pictures but the have been worked that's why I think they old

 

[GatorBoy]

http://www.Arrowheads.com/Pages/Searches/Eden
It appears to be unfinished or a broken tip section of a projectile point/blade.
Its almost impossible to give a proper ID. on the tip of a broken point without more from the same site...or the base which is the most important part. But I would say that is a broken Scottsbluff or Eden Based on the shape And horizontal flaking. Both of those Are late paleo so that would be very old. The link gives a good description..
Also here is one of mine.

 

[old digger]

You have some nicely worked material! Looks like you have a couple of nice knives too. The one that looks like a point tip with concave notch, looks like it may have been used as a spokeshave. Good Luck on your next outing.

It is difficult to give an age on tools, but it is easier to age a point when the base is intact.

 

[grobb28]

You have some nicely worked material! Looks like you have a couple of nice knives too. The one that looks like a point tip with concave notch, looks like it may have been used as a spokeshave. Good Luck on your next outing.

It is difficult to give an age on tools, but it is easier to age a point when the base is intact.

Thx so much guys i really appreciate it I hope I can find more to show you

 

[grobb28]

http://www.Arrowheads.com/Pages/Searches/Eden
It appears to be a broken tip section of a projectile point/blade.
Its almost impossible to give a proper ID. on the tip of a broken point without more from the same site...or the base which is the most important part. But I would say that is a broken Scottsbluff or Eden Based on the shape And horizontal flaking. Both of those Are late paleo so that would be very old. The link gives a good description..
Also here is one of mine.

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=754969"/>

Very nice piece and your link didn't load but its ok thx for your advice