Dalton or Clovis ? Please Help

[drsno1]

If this is a Dalton or Clovis what is this worth?

 

[joshuaream]

Re: Dalton?

If this a Dalton what its value? Thanks for the information.

What's the background on it? The material sort of looks like Cobden from Ill. but could be the more common Hornstone from Indiana.

 

[drsno1]

Re: Dalton?

This was found in Oklahoma, hope this might help.

 

[jamey]

Re: Dalton?

looks more like a clovis.very good point.id keep it. jamey

 

[Buckhunter]

Re: Dalton?

Great point!!! I think $700.00 is a good start.

 

[drsno1]

Everyone agree its a Clovis?

 

[Keokukjeff]

Looks like a modern reproduction piece to me
Does that count.................?

 

[Twitch]

drsno1 - If you're really looking for help I think the only way you're going to get any useful information from here is to post a much clearer picture of each individual point and a much clearer story behind the pieces. Just my opinion.

 

[ShowmeMoflint]

Clovis Point - JMO

 

[drsno1]

sorry dont have a great camera

 

[Th3rty7]

I agree with twitch, A close up or macro mode shot might change my mind about that one. Honestly the lack of patina and flaking style have me thinking that one's too good to be true.

 

[Neanderthal]

That does not look like an authentic point (or material) from Oklahoma.

 

[Tnmountains]

I tried to lighten them for you. Hope this helps. Did you find this point?

 

[jamey]

too good to be real?maybe not.i got one like that before. nice point.. jamey

 

[drsno1]

I know its real I found it in a river gravel bed.

 

[Neanderthal]

I know its real I found it in a river gravel bed.

And which river would that be?

 

[drsno1]

canadian, south of Norman

 

[Burninsky]

canadian, south of Norman

River gravel finds in Oklahoma don't have dirt down in the hinges.

 

[Hippy]

canadian, south of Norman

River gravel finds in Oklahoma don't have dirt down in the hinges.

And probably not made of Cobden either......

 

[sidmind]

Yeah, not so sure about this.