Anyone familiar with arizona artifacts

[Cosmo]

Bought this small collection at a yard sale a few months ago, guy told me his grandpa found them in Arizona. Very different material from Illinois. Any opinions or classifications from any SW guys?

 

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[Cosmo]

Gator thinks its a mixed bag state wise. Some might be from Arizona some from other states.

 

[GatorBoy]

I have some material examples from Arizona I definitely see some Arizona in there.
Hopefully someone from that area will chime in

 

[Cosmo]

I think the 2 stemmed in the middle might be augustin and the 2 bottom right angostura in the OS book. Hard to tell sometimes in the book you see an example and say that's it,then you see another type and say no that's it.

 

[rock]

Nice set of stone. I bet it was a good price?

 

[Cosmo]

Rock, I paid 80.00 it was luck never saw a collection at a yard sale before.

 

[NC field hunter]

We have little flint around here. When I do find a flint piece, the colors are really similar to these. Kinda wild. Nice looking stuff!

 

[unclemac]

some of those pieces look like they have a nice desert polish on them. I find them like that in Nevada, smooth and polished on one side almost like they have been tumbled. ...then again, could just be the camera....

 

[rock]

Pic #5 middle and far right. Middle looks like a Boggy Branch. Far right looks to be a Chipola and if so you made your money back on just that one. Very sweet points.

 

[Cosmo]

Rock,they definitely look like that type in the book that would mean they are from the southern states if so. Looking more like a mixed bag of different states.The boggy type is my favorite, I really like the material, I guess it's a type of obsidian. It's spotted white throughout the camera don't really pick up the detail.Thanks,guys for your help.

 

[rock]

Probably a type of flint if it is a Boggy. We don't have obsidian here.