Need Identification Help

[Cameronstrause]

Any info is appreciated!

 

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[1320]

This link may get you close. There's several types of Brewerton, you may want to explore more to narrow it down.

Brewerton Eared Projectile Point

 

[rock]

Not sure if you have Bakers Creek in your area?

 

[1320]

Not sure if you have Bakers Creek in your area?

Doubtful

Baker's Creek Projectile Point

Description of Physical Characteristics and Flaking Pattern:

This is a small to medium triangular expanding stem point with an elliptical cross section. The blade is primarily straight, but may be excurvate. The shoulders are horizontal to a slight upward angle. The stem is expanding with a straight to convex base. This point has a random flaking pattern.

Size Measurements: Length - 43 to 78 mm (55 mm average), Stem Length - 12 to 18 mm (16 mm average), Blade Width - 23 to 28 mm (21 mm average), Stem Width - 21 to 3278 mm (23 mm average), Thickness - 7 to 10 mm

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Can you give us something for size reference please? It may be a Brewerton as 1320 pointed out, but it has more of a Woodland look to me with those large notches and it looks like one tang is missing and the base may be damaged. More views would help as well. Thanks.

 

[1320]

Hey Grim, this is an image that the OP put up in a duplicate post. I was hoping you'd chime in, you know these types much better.

 

[rock]

Its been resharpened so much it might be hard to get a real ID on it but I see Woodland flaking.

 

[Rege-PA]

The large bulbous stem would suggest "Big Slough" Middle Archaic 7000 to 4000 BP Found in your area.
Nice find!