Bifurcates, Lets See Yours Too

[The Grim Reaper]

Bifurcates, Let's See Yours Too

My computer was down for a while so I haven't been able to post much lately and especially any pictures. I put this tray together about a month ago. I decided to pick through my trays and get all of the better Bifurcates and put then together in one tray. These are examples of all of the types I find in my area. There are LeCroy, Kanawha, Lake Erie, MacCorkle, and Stanly in there. When I first put it together there were 98 Points in there and that's what you see in the picture. I have since added a few and there are over 100 in there now.

If you have some examples please add to the thread. I'll add some I have from other states too.

 

[Tnmountains]

Here some local stuff some rough some old some not so old.The one bifurcate is a scraper. Loose pieces. I have another frame somewhere but this kinda represents my area found by me.

 

[rock]

Oh so these are included Im guessing. Either Cpoenas or Camp Creek variants

 

[Skwerly1]

 

[arrow86]

This is one of my all time favorite points

Also grim nice thread looks like it's older but someone revived it.

 

[rock]

I guess I can add a few more since this was started.
Where the heck is SCrocks at? he hasnt been logged in since April 2017. Its not like him to skip for 3 months.

 

[tnmudman]

Here is my small contribution im not sure about white one if its considered bifurcate i think some of them may be a mcorkle i hate that the one has glue on it i would never do that to a point all are personal finds except it

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Nice examples everyone.

 

[BearCreek]

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Beautiful find my friend!
I'm still looking to eyeball my first arrowhead, but I did find my first scraper earlier this year.

Best of luck to you,
Dave

 

[sandchip]

Great examples, everybody. Here's a LeCroy that my son found back in '05 at the age of 10. We were digging out at the land when he came up with it. It's still probably the best point we've found out there, so far.

 

[reuellis]

Some great examples everyone! Little one from WV, shame about the tip:

 

[IAMZIM]

Are Oxbow's considered to be bifurcates?

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Are Oxbow's considered to be bifurcates?

In my mind they are. There are quite a few types of Bifurcate Points across the country. Perds and Montells from Texas for example.

 

[DigIron2]

Your collection is outrageously killer. These are some I found. Kind of like your NC collection, all quartz. A couple of them I am not sure if they would be considered bifurcate or lobed? This little Lecroy was the first one I ever found. nice thread.

 

[DigIron2]

Some from S.C. and a couple others in the pictures
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So nice!

 

[IAMZIM]

OK , here's what I have found, I believe they are oxbows, all found in the same area.