Is this a Hardaway-Palmer?

[invent4hir]

Is this a Hardaway-Palmer point I found in SW Ohio? If not, please identify and give an approximate age as that info will accompany the point in an educational display case being donated to the local historical society this winter. Thanks.

 

[knapper1492]

No-middle archaic piece

 

[invent4hir]

No-middle archaic piece

Thanks, can you point me to a webpage like https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Hardaway_Palmer.html so I can get the details?

 

[knapper1492]

No, it could be many different types-you need to compare to the website. It simply has a middle archaic style…:

 

[invent4hir]

No, it could be many different types-you need to compare to the website. It simply has a middle archaic style…:

Ok, back to the website I go. Of those I had looked at before posting, the Hardaway-Palmer looked closest to my inexperienced eye. Will focus on mid-archaic and see if any look closer.

 

[Up-North]

Though she’s a bit banged up, take a look at the Bremerton…. That’s what I see…..✌️

 

[Up-North]

Though she’s a bit banged up, take a look at the Bremerton…. That’s what I see…..✌️

Brewerton

 

[ToddsPoint]

No-middle archaic piece

In Central IL middle archaic points are invariably side notch. That’s an early archaic point in my book. It looks like a Stilwell.

 

[newnan man]

When I lived in Ohio I would have typed it a Big Sandy. A lot of points look similar & your guess is as good as any. Archaic for sure.

 

[invent4hir]

Brewerton

In Central IL middle archaic points are invariably side notch. That’s an early archaic point in my book. It looks like a Stilwell.View attachment 2228820

When I lived in Ohio I would have typed it a Big Sandy. A lot of points look similar & your guess is as good as any. Archaic for sure.

All, thanks for the IDs, I'll zero in on those first.