Ephigy, drills, uni-faced blade, translucent heads, dovetails, & unknown types.

[outlawatheart]

The one that looks like a sharks tooth has me stumped. One of the drills may be a Dalton
The piece that looks like a face is also very sharp and seems like a tool. Maybe just wishful thinking but it does look like a face from both sides. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[theviking]

Re: Ephigy, drills, uni-faced blade, translucent heads, dovetails, & unknown types.

Interesting artifacts. I think the sharks tooth looking thing may be an exhausted drill? I also think you're correct on the Dalton drill. JMO. Don't know what to think about the effigy, cool piece though. Thanks for the view.

 

[ohioaxeman]

Re: Ephigy, drills, uni-faced blade, translucent heads, dovetails, & unknown types.

the sharks tooth looking one is probably a Levanna from around Ohio or the Yadkin from around the Carolinas. considered a True Arrowhead (arrival of the bow) AD 500 - AD 800. I typed it from a book by Lar Hothem.

 

[ruffneck]

Re: Ephigy, drills, uni-faced blade, translucent heads, dovetails, & unknown types.

That last one is so cool! Looks too good to just be made by nature.
Other pieces are nice too..