my most favorite jaw notch arrow point

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Yeah, that ones pretty sweet. I those type that have that little "tit" coming off one side of the base. Those are cool.

Steve, did you get my address? If not I'll send it again.
 

That is really a nice point Steve, a real beauty for sure. That is just about as perfect as they get.
 

I truely think some of those are useful works of art! Outstanding!
 

A beautiful piece, the quality and workmanship is amazing.

It's easy to over interpret stuff about points, but you are right, I can imagine an older skilled knapper making that one. The original maker probably wasn't rushed to make it; they picked a particularly nice piece of material, sat down somewhere in the warm sun and just took their time. I bet the arrow that it was hafted on was equally well made.

Likewise, I've found a lot of common tools that show field repairs of just a couple of quick whacks to bring back an edge. I always picture someone standing out in rain, ready to go home for the day, not really happy that his tool broke. (If you've ever changed a flat tire in the rain, you get the feeling.)
 

all I can say is "COOL" I think thats the nicest point I have seen... wes
 

That is an awesome point. Thanks for sharing.
 

My that is very nice. Very similar to the Wa$hita points we find in Oklahoma. Why do you think a woman made it, as that was not really their job?
 

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