Clovis spear point!

[flyadive]

Just found this!!
Get back later!







Any thoughts!!!!!!!!

 

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[ColonialDude]

Nice point. Unfortunately not a Clovis though. You can see where the stem/base is broken off.

 

[oakhunter27]

Not a clovis looks like a snapped stemmed kirk

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[DMN]

Either way a point I'd be just fine with! Good eyes.

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Nice point!

 

[vpnavy]

Great find! Thanks for sharing...

 

[Dice414]

Nice artifact, it could also be a Harden type.

 

[flyadive]

Yup it is broken!
How old?

 

[parsonwalker]

Man, if that thing could TALK. Guess that one wasn't incased in nutshell/concretion/oxide, huh?!

 

[jewelerguy]

beautiful!

 

[flyadive]

It's Lenape indian spear point.
They lived in the area back then. Thinking 1600- early 1700?

 

[oakhunter27]

It's Lenape indian spear point.
They lived in the area back then. Thinking 1600- early 1700?

It's a lot older then that

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[Dice414]

It's an extremely well made point! Most likely made during the peak of the Archaic period, between 9000 and 6000 BP. Later points weren't as well made such as during the transitional cultures of the Woodland times. Where there's 1 there should be more.

HH...

 

[catherine1]

Nice artifact!!