Looking for info on points

[Older The Better]

One of my grandpas friends gave me a few points she had that were her dads, I wanted do a little digging and fill her in on what they were, she wasn’t even sure they were real. She thinks they came from Arkansas, I think they look plenty real.

First impression is archaic dart points
This first one (A) is complete and has a very stubby base not sure yet on even a good guess, material seems like it may be a hornstone from farther east?

The next (B) I think is pretty generic and may be hard to pin down, also not familiar with the material

Next (C) I wanted to say smith but I don’t think it has the basal notches, also thought maybe a heavy duty, or a big creek, again I think it could be hornstone, it may be worth noting the flakes carrying all the way across the piece

Lastly (D) caught my eye first, I was thinking maybe a heavily resharpened calf creek but the round base doesn’t fit great looks like calf creeks are usually squared and have a slight indent if anything, so other thought was adena, as far as material I haven’t seen it before but maybe pet wood with the rings?

She was glad I was so interested in her points so any info I can share would be appreciated, in the meantime I’ll keep digging too

 

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[Older The Better]

Alright best guesses
(A) white springs, 7,000-5,500
(B) bakers creek, 2,500-1,200
(C) big creek 3,500-2,500
or heavy duty worked into a scraper 9,000-7,500
(D)adena narrow stem 3,500-1,500

 

[Tdog]

I recognize B) Bakers Creek and D) Adena. Bakers Creeks actually show up here in Alabama but rarely where I'm located. I had one that I gifted to a friend.