Found a nice one, First time digging

[drsno1]

Found Central Texas, Any Ideas what this might be?

 

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[River Rat]

Awesome find!

 

[flintmel]

not sure in your neck of the woods but looks like an unfluted clovis? Very nice, thanks for sharing!

 

[joshuaream]

The flaking makes me think it's a heavily reworked stemmed point (Pedernales, Gower, etc. type)

 

[lostcauses]

The flaking makes me think it's a heavily reworked stemmed point (Pedernales, Gower, etc. type)

Agreed, first thing that came to mind was "Pedernales"

 

[Lone Star]

Wow, That's real pretty.
It had the general outline of a clovis, and it looks well used so that may help disguise it a bit.Depending on where you found it, how deep, etc. would shed a clue or too.
If not clovis, I'd suspect a contemporary like a Barber with moderate wear, or a Golondrina with mucho wear. If the latter, used as a knife for some of it's life, it may have had the ears worn or clipped back.
Man, I'd love to see something like that in my screen !! That's trans-paleo for sure. Thanks for showing. Lone Star

 

[drsno1]

It was about 2 ft down in the sand. It was within 50 yards of where i did find a clovis a few weeks ago. Its not fluted like the clovis is is the reason I was asking for opinions.

 

[catherine1]

You better stop digging---- until I get there. Very nice artifact finds!!! Thanks for sharing the pics.

 

[drsno1]

Thanks for the comments everyone.

 

[old digger]

not sure in your neck of the woods but looks like an unfluted clovis? Very nice, thanks for sharing!

Looks like an unfluted clovis.