arrow head id ?

[nsdq]

found this in lebanon county pa near berks county area

 

[GatorBoy]

Way way out of my area but it looks alot like a Savannah river point from the southeast...if its quartzite and being in PA. I would probably say its an Appalachian. Mabey someone closer to you than me being in Florida will know better. Nice little point either way.

 

[nsdq]

thanks,, i think i may have just found it ( conodoquinet/canefield ?) not sure still looking

Way way out of my area but it looks alot like a Savannah river point from the southeast...if its quartzite and being in PA. I would probably say its an Appalachian. Mabey someone closer to you than me being in Florida will know better. Nice little point either way.

 

[wells]

Probably a Bare Island type - look up the variety of Bare Island Complex points which were usually made from quartzite.

 

[nsdq]

that is close

 

[bsit1361]

Look up piedmont series points. This includes bare island Newman island etc... It should be included in that.

 

[nsdq]

thanks guys it looks simular to those but with so many types and styles it is hard to figure , but i think we are close

 

[wells]

Remember - the point you have is most likely sharpened one or more times, so its narrower than originally.

 

[nsdq]

looks if it was made for drilling,,,, more looking after doc appt happy huntin ya'll thanks again for your help

 

[nsdq]

guys i think is may the bare island type after looking at more pics ,,,so i think is is solved thanks again everyone happy hunting

 

[old digger]

Not familiar with your area, or the type of point, but cool find.

 

[nsdq]

thanks

Not familiar with your area, or the type of point, but cool find.

 

[birdpointgriswold]

Not from your area but I would guess, Piedmont-Northern Variety. Archaic

Johnathan Griswold

 

[nsdq]

thanks i agree with period but still not sure on exact type ,,,, ps your is much prettier than than congrate again on that

Not from your area but I would guess, Piedmont-Northern Variety. Archaic

Johnathan Griswold

 

[nsdq]

funny thought about this point it was found in newmanstown pa so would that make it the newmanstown type of point ? as it is almost identical