Any guesses?

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I may have posted this before but I’m not sure, found in my yard was wondering about it today, I think there’s a chance it’s transitional but I’ve never been able to pin it down
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Looks like the lower part of a Paleolithic point, very nice find
 

Too thick for Beaver Lake or Quad, which would probably be out of your area anyway. Nice though. I like it.
 

I forgot to add my current best guess is packard
 

It does look like a quad but I do not think it is. Are there any basal grinding?

The lenticular cross section without any median ridge I think is too thick for a beaver lake.

What other types of relics have been found in the vicinity of where this was found?

It may be a Bifurcated Stemmed variety.
 

I think it’s ground, not so good at telling but not particularly sharp and looks like the edges are less than crisp
Here are the others
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Having a heck of a time dating the site when no two points are alike but the options seem to cluster around early archaic maybe some transitional
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The olive one in the bottom corner might have been a monster based on the the angles and no hint of barbs or anything.
The one below the packard has flaking that reminds me of a Scott’s bluff type, but the form isn’t really right
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