✅ SOLVED It was a good hunt

[TundraPlugger]

Since we got a ton of rain on Monday I wasn't able to do any fencing or dirt moving so I figured I'd see if there was more to find at my spot.......and yes, there was. Pretty much all Archaic aged stuff except for the 3 3/8" Allen point with the base missing. The patinated drill is 2" long.

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Wow!! Awesome finds.

 

[arrow86]

Wow is rite .... some really great finds , that Allen is a heartbreaker with some beautiful flaking maybe the rest will turn up. I love the material making it west and finding a nice point made from it is on my bucket list.

 

[GB Paleo]

Beautiful flaking on the Allen point...…….love the material you have up there!!

 

[Tony in SC]

Good stuff!! I really like that material. I find white, white, and more white.

 

[sandchip]

That was an exceptional day!

 

[Tdog]

KRF is some beautiful material. The Allen and drill are smokers. Thanks and congrats.

 

[newnan man]

Way to go!

 

[11KBP]

Nice finds and beautiful material.
Have you considered Angostura as a possible type for your obliquely flaked paleo piece?

 

[IAMZIM]

That, looks like it was a great hunt! The insitu of you points reminds me of very similar hunting conditions to the area I hunt, it's so much easier when there isn't vegetation in the way haha!

 

[TundraPlugger]

Nice finds and beautiful material.
Have you considered Angostura as a possible type for your obliquely flaked paleo piece?

Thanks KBP! I was thinking Angostura at first but it's way too thin for one. The Angosturas we find up here are usually quite thick with a noticable median ridge. I've got a site a few miles north of where I found this one where I found 3 or 4 Allen looking bases with hints of oblique flaking.

 

[11KBP]

Thanks KBP! I was thinking Angostura at first but it's way too thin for one. The Angosturas we find up here are usually quite thick with a noticable median ridge. I've got a site a few miles north of where I found this one where I found 3 or 4 Allen looking bases with hints of oblique flaking.

Hopefully you eventually find the base in the same area, then you will know for sure what it is.