Need type help

[CajunPointHunter]

Hey ladies and gentlemen I would like some help typing 4 points, the last photo I just wanna know if anyone knows what it is. Thanks in advance!

 

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[Cosmo]

Don't know but great material.

 

[CajunPointHunter]

Don't know but great material.

Thanks some of my best finds over the past few months

 

[theviking]

Very nice finds. If the second one was found around here I think it would be a Hardaway, 10000-8000 bp. Not sure what the type would be for your area, do they have Hardaways in Louisiana? I think the first one is an Evans, 4000-2000 bp. Not sure about the rest, Thanks for the view.

 

[rock]

1st one is Evans and thats all I know but they do look great!

 

[Rege-PA]

Number 4 looks like a "Pogo" Woodland 2000-500 BP. Super nice find!

 

[rock]

I like that palm wood piece.

 

[monsterrack]

Very good finds

 

[CajunPointHunter]

1st one is Evans and thats all I know but they do look great!

Thanks Rock! And yeah that palmwood point is one of my favs!

 

[CajunPointHunter]

I think No 3 is a Covington, any thoughts?

 

[Rww1987]

The first one maybe?

 

[GatorBoy]

Wow.. how'd I miss this?
Nice finds! That awesome notched palm wood point looks like a Graham Cave and the rounded piece looks like an archaic blade..the stemmer...I'm thinking Mabey Pickwick/Kirk
Evans looks right for the first one.

 

[rock]

I think No 3 is a Covington, any thoughts?

So what is the last one?

 

[GatorBoy]

Good question..
I'm sure plenty will disagree with me..but without looking at it under magnification and from more angles..I'm leaning towards natural.
It appears to me to be the product of localized water erosion.
Like if that piece was situated between other stones that channeled a trickle of water across that spot over and over.