Help with ID please

[jcnnr987]

Found these in the Lake Barkley area of Western Kentucky. I can't seem to find anything close enough to satisfy myself on their id. Thanks for any help.

 

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Picture 2: Kirk Corner Notch Projectile Point Kirk Snapped Base Projectile Point

Picture 4: Big Sandy Projectile Point

Images 1 and 3 look like a knife and scraper.

 

[rock]

No matter what you find you will always have a feeling that it isnt enough cause you know there is always something better just around the next bend. You just have to keep looking you will find it one of these days

 

[mn9000]

Is that a serrated edge on both sides of that knife? Pictures 1 & 3?

 

[jcnnr987]

Yes, it's serrated on both sides.

 

[jcnnr987]

I found this blade maybe two feet away from the larger one. It's serrated on both sides as well.

 

[rock]

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I found this blade maybe two feet away from the larger one. It's serrated on both sides as well.

Flake Blade its a nice one.

 

[tnvol423]

I don’t see any serrations my eyes might be getting bad though

 

[tnvol423]

That is a nice blade

 

[Gaspipe]

Top picture looks like a natural rock . Don’t see artifact

 

[Thirdeyeartifactguy]

I see pressure flaking all around the edges on the first picture. Making the serrations

 

[Arkansaw]

Top picture looks like a natural rock . Don’t see artifact

Looks serrated to me. Flake knife for sure

 

[Tdog]

Top picture looks like a natural rock . Don’t see artifact

You need an upgrade. Serrations and knapping evidence are there and I don't have the best video equipment nor eyes. I'd call it a backed knife.