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Missouri knife point?

kccj76

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Found on the Platte River north of St. Joseph, Missouri. Was gold panning and turned over a good sized slab of fractured bedrock and this little piece of history revealed itself. Dimensions: 4" length. 1 1/2" width at base. Over 1/4" thick. I know absolutely nothing about points and such. I don't know if I broke the small piece off or if it was that way to start. Any information on approx. age and/or value will be appreciated. Thanks!
 

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VS. the hand
 

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On the river
 

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That is a nice piece, I don't think you broke the ear off, it look's like it might have been resharpened a good many times on that side until they just worked the ear off. That is a pretty nice piece.
 
real nice find man...loks like a corner notched "kirk" of some type :thumbsup:
 
tommy is right
you did good
i wish i could find a monster likr that but they just aren't around i the dakotas
larson1951
 
Thanks for the input, everyone. A researcher around town here also has told me this is a Hardin point. Est. age 5,000-7,000 years. Again, thanks all!
 

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