Indian arrowhead, but which???

[jazzartndesignz]

I know very little about the subject, but this is my Treasure find and I need a little help identifying these beautiful artifacts! Does anyone know what these are

 

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[Older The Better]

Bottom left has a little Thebes and a little dove tail to it, the one with the chunk in the side makes smith pop into my mind, the non points are all crinoids

 

[Tdog]

Thebes (bottom left-- 8000-10000 years old)...

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Thebes.html

...along with some crinoid fossils.

 

[pepperj]

Bottom left has a little Thebes and a little dove tail to it, the one with the chunk in the side makes smith pop into my mind, the non points are all crinoids

Query: We're crinoids used as beads?

 

[Older The Better]

Could have been, I’ve heard they used them, problem is how would you ever prove it, unless found in a necklace shape or obvious drilling, sometimes the hole is filled with stone… I’d add no mentions of them come to mind in any of the recent books on na’s I’ve read

 

[MAMucker]

I couldn’t help to notice the even shine on all of them. Did you buy a collection?

 

[CreekSide]

Where they were found as in a state would help. The polish is probably from water

 

[jazzartndesignz]

Bottom left has a little Thebes and a little dove tail to it, the one with the chunk in the side makes smith pop into my mind, the non points are all crinoids

Im trying to figure out what your reply means since Im new to this but I want to thank you fir your reply and help!

 

[Older The Better]

Ok I’ll try to be more clear the one on the bottom left, in my opinion the right hand notch looks like a Thebes e notch, the left hand notch looks more like a dovetail (st. Charels according to the overstreet book). The other one I mentioned could be a number of points but smith was my first instinct. Something like this

 

[Mortenson]

Ok I’ll try to be more clear the one on the bottom left, in my opinion the right hand notch looks like a Thebes e notch, the left hand notch looks more like a dovetail (st. Charels according to the overstreet book) point. The other one could be a number of points but smith was my first instinct.

I showed the big 1 to my son (11 y.o.) who is getting pretty good at identifying points and from 10 ft across the room he promptly said smith also. Also, agree Thebes on that other.

 

[jazzartndesignz]

Ok I’ll try to be more clear the one on the bottom left, in my opinion the right hand notch looks like a Thebes e notch, the left hand notch looks more like a dovetail (st. Charels according to the overstreet book). The other one I mentioned could be a number of points but smith was my first instinct. Something like this
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Ok got it thank you so much! 😀

 

[jazzartndesignz]

Could have been, I’ve heard they used them, problem is how would you ever prove it, unless found in a necklace shape or obvious drilling, sometimes the hole is filled with stone… I’d add no mentions of them come to mind in any of the recent books on na’s I’ve read

I can send another pic as these all have hiles in them

 

[jazzartndesignz]

Where they were found as in a state would help. The polish is probably from water

I am in Florida but this came from people who moved here from somewhere up north. I can try to find out where…

 

[jazzartndesignz]

I can send another pic as these all have hiles in them

Holes they all have holes

 

[jazzartndesignz]

Here is a pic showing the holes

 

[jazzartndesignz]

Here is a pic showing the holes

Most of the holes are filled exept for the larger one

 

[CreekSide]

I am in Florida but this came from people who moved here from somewhere up north. I can try to find out where…

Looks like Tennessee to me. Some of the points with short bases look like Benton’s.
The Benton point comes in different size’s from small to large. But maybe someone else will know for sure