Help identify please

[tnmudman]

I found this the other day with the same batch in my last post ,it got left out somehow. It looks different from other bifurcate points i have found, it i s more long and narrow and the shoulders dont come out much. I would appreciate anyones opinion on it, thanks.

 

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[coosakid]

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[rock]

My apologies. This must be new info because I have a couple Fairlands from Texas and in my study of the type I never saw them shown as found in Tennessee.

Fairland Projectile Point

Its the newest guide maybe thats why.

 

[Neanderthal]

MN900, I got your pm. Is your point beveled? If so, then it's a Rice Lobed. If not, there's a chance that it could be a Jakie Stemmed.

Fairland points are not found in Tennessee or even close to it. They are from the Edwards Plateau Aspect in central Texas. Fairland will be removed from that section (EC) in the next Overstreet guide.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

MN900, I got your pm. Is your point beveled? If so, then it's a Rice Lobed. If not, there's a chance that it could be a Jakie Stemmed.

Fairland points are not found in Tennessee or even close to it. They are from the Edwards Plateau Aspect in central Texas. Fairland will be removed from that section (EC) in the next Overstreet guide.

Thank you. I didn't think they were.

 

[rock]

MN900, I got your pm. Is your point beveled? If so, then it's a Rice Lobed. If not, there's a chance that it could be a Jakie Stemmed.

Fairland points are not found in Tennessee or even close to it. They are from the Edwards Plateau Aspect in central Texas. Fairland will be removed from that section (EC) in the next Overstreet guide.

Just going by the book and to think all this time I have been hoping I would find one here in N GA. Good thing I didnt hold my breath. Thanks for clearing that up.

 

[1320]

Thank you. I didn't think they were.

Experience trumps book knowledge, well done Grim!

 

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