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[rock]

A customer found this and gave it to me. Nice gift measures 3 inches. Now what type is it? Found in N GA. Its made from a creek cobble (flint).

 

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[GatorBoy]

Well that was nice... Looks like it's related to Big slough or Boggy branch to me and almost finished.

 

[rock]

I did see Boggy Branch type 2 that looked close to it. It has what looks like some tip damage on one side and a big stack in the middle. He had given me a big hide scraper from the same section of his property. Trying to type his site with the point.

 

[GatorBoy]

Maybe you can get permission to hunt his property

 

[rock]

Maybe you can get permission to hunt his property

He has told me where it is but its down some back roads. Not exactly sure and I don't want to end up on the wrong property. They shoot here.

 

[ncnurseryman]

In my lack of knowledge I was thinking that it was never completed, but after reading post it sounds like that how it is supposed to look. Either way its nice and a nice gift too.

 

[rock]

In my lack of knowledge I was thinking that it was never completed, but after reading post it sounds like that how it is supposed to look. Either way its nice and a nice gift too.

I think it is as far as they could get with it due to a big stack rite in the center of it on 1 side. It has secondary on the blade sides and what looks to be a impact fracture on the tip. Probably used as a knife. Early Archaic

 

[Tnmountains]

Hard to say on that one sir Rock. Looks like a softer type material though? Started a notch then.. oh well.

 

[GatorBoy]

That's what I was thinking ...started a notch then get sick of looking at that giant stack.. tossed it and that's how it got the impact fracture

 

[rock]

Still a nice study piece. I like to see the stages on their work when they made a point. More fun finding the end result though