Found a killer - maybe a Charleston Corner Notched?

georgia flatlander

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Found this beaut today. nearly perfect except for two chips on the ears! Thinking it's a Charleston; that's the closest thing I can find, or some sort of re-worked Kirk.


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Tnmountains

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Amazing and in good shape. Miracle it survived with just nipped ears. Nice serrations. Great find!
 

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WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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I mean seriously ?!!!!!

That's gotta be a banner find, eh? It's a mammoth killer!
 

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I've never heard of a Charleston either, but there's a lot I haven't heard of. I dunno, Pinetree, Stillwell, KCN...? Hellacious, whatever it is. I wouldn't know how to act.
 

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Did you find that at the same place as the Conrely? Beautiful point!
 

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Well lets see both sides of it you have 3 pics but all of the same side. Its a monster for size.
 

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I'm guessing the ears are not broken but made that way. Check it out and let us know. A lot of point types have those squared off ears, check out Clay points found in Fla. & Ga. for a similar look.
 

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So do you think thats a reduction scar at the base?
 

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That is a beautiful monster sized point. If found in the mid Atlantic I would call it a Charleston too, but believe further south they are usually called St. Charles, Pinetrees, Kirk's etc., all very similar points. Congratulations and HH.
 

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