Found a Guntersville and a ?

[eastTNJoe]

I finally got a hunt in recently where I found something. I'm pretty sure the triangle is a Guntersville and I got an in situ of it. The other one I had trouble getting a conclusive ID. Any suggestions?

 

[rock]

Greenbriar on the other?

 

[GatorBoy]

Nah.... There so many different point Types in Tennessee someone from Tennessee would be better for this but I would probably go with Benton

 

[theviking]

Nice finds! The triangle is killer, great insitu as well. Not sure whats going on with the other piece, maybe a worn down large bifurcate, hard to tell the size. Nice what ever it is.. Thanks for the view.

 

[rock]

Yeah great finds. Have a good night a thunderstorm is coming. Good to hear from you friend.

 

[Rege-PA]

Savannah River.......IMHO, middle Archaic to Woodland. Nice find!

 

[sandchip]

I agree. Savannah River or Arredondo. Good looking point.

 

[Twitch]

Guntersville is one of my favorite point types. Very nice find.

 

[GatorBoy]

Just for the record I want to clarify the Benton I was referring to was the Benton articulated base probably called the Buzzard roost Creek in that area

 

[Tnmountains]

Check out Maccorkle. It is old and worn. Pretty nice Guntersville Joe considering you are only 30 miles from where it got its name.. I am always happy to find one.

 

[eastTNJoe]

Check out Maccorkle. It is old and worn. Pretty nice Guntersville Joe considering you are only 30 miles from where it got its name.. I am always happy to find one.

I thought about MacCorkle, but the examples I saw were serrated and this one doesn't look like it ever had serrations. It is fairly thick if that helps with any ID. I didn't realize the Guntersville was so "recent". That may be the "newest" point I have found!

 

[NC field hunter]

Boy!! Where is Waldo? Lol! Took me a minute to find the point in your insitu. Pic. Nice couple you found!!

 

[theviking]

I thought about MacCorkle, but the examples I saw were serrated and this one doesn't look like it ever had serrations. It is fairly thick if that helps with any ID. I didn't realize the Guntersville was so "recent". That may be the "newest" point I have found!

I think MacCorkle, AKA large bifurcate, is a good call. Not all examples are serrated as noted in the link below.

MacCorkle Projectile Point

 

[rock]

I thought about MacCorkle, but the examples I saw were serrated and this one doesn't look like it ever had serrations. It is fairly thick if that helps with any ID. I didn't realize the Guntersville was so "recent". That may be the "newest" point I have found!

I have found 1 Guntersville myself very well made points.

 

[Americus]

Those are nice finds. Thanks for sharing.

 

[monsterrack]

Nice pointsand that does look like some hard hunting on the eyes and back

 

[eastTNJoe]

Nice pointsand that does look like some hard hunting on the eyes and back

The eyes can handle it ok still…but the back is where I feel it…I find myself hunched over to take it easy on the eyes!…not sure that is the best trade-off.

 

[painterx7]

Back pain equals nice finds