IT'S TINY!

[littlewindmill829]

Found in the Columbia Basin in Eastern Oregon. I figured Columbia Plateau (500-200 BP). Love it! So lucky to notice it in the dust.

 

[Tdog]

Lots of obsidian out your way. I'll take a stab and say it's a Rose Springs variant arrow point (1500-700 BP). Good find.

 

[SD51]

Great Job eyeballing that little beauty!

 

[littlewindmill829]

Lots of obsidian out your way. I'll take a stab and say it's a Rose Springs variant arrow point (1500-700 BP). Good find.

I thought Rose Springs too, but the region just doesn't quite fit to my area. Here it is overlaid on Columbia Plateau, what do you think?

 

[littlewindmill829]

Great Job eyeballing that little beauty!

Thanks so much! So lucky!

 

[GB Paleo]

Nice find. You're probably correct calling it Columbia Plateau since you are near that type site but if it was found just a bit further south in central OR I'd call it a Rose Springs. More of slight regional differences........splitters vs lumpers

 

[Tdog]

I thought it may be an outlier.

 

[crashbandicoot]

Very pretty,cute too! Congrats on a keen eye!

 

[Seahound]

Wow!! You ain't kidding that is small!!

 

[Seahound]

Never knew they could even get that small.

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

Found in the Columbia Basin in Eastern Oregon. I figured Columbia Plateau (500-200 BP). Love it! So lucky to notice it in the dust.
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What a beauty...!
Good eye...!

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

Found in the Columbia Basin in Eastern Oregon. I figured Columbia Plateau (500-200 BP). Love it! So lucky to notice it in the dust.
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What a beauty...!
Good eye...!

The obsidian can be sourced - there's sure to be a record of all local types. There is a huge span of time for some , with others more reliable.......so much for materials
Next, is typologies, which is the subject of your question - period of time created/crafted, right?
Local collectors would have that - they keep up on what science reports on that kind of stuff.

 

[OH..POPS]

Such a small point that I had to reach over and still grab my glasses to see it in your pic. Great find indeed !

 

[littlewindmill829]

While not quite as tiny, this little one was found about 50 yards away. This is the only photo I have of it at the moment. Eastgate Split Stem maybe?

 

[Centsless Detecting]

wow thats tiny. I had to put a dime on my phone screen for scale just to see how small it was. still looking for my first point. not an artifact hunter.