Cannonman17
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Welcome to the forum! Top picture looks like a Cahokia point. Bottom picture... well to be honest looks like a fake.. it could very well just be the picture to- was it given to you or did you find it? The middle points look like woodland type tools/points. The top and middle pics would be typical of central Illiinois, eastern Missouri, eastern Iowa... where do you live?
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digitdd
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I live in Western Colorado. I found all of these on the surface of my property. Sorry about the poor pic on that bottom one. If it helps, it looks and feels like a piece of petrified wood.
Thanks again
Thanks again
Cannonman17
Bronze Member
Shows ya how much I know! That's pretty cool that they were on your property- where there's one there's more, keep looking!!! Given your location that top one probably isn't a Cahokia point and the others may or may not be woodland period- I'm not at all familiar with the Western lithic typologies but I'm sure there's others on here who will be able to help you out.
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digitdd
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Thanks for the help Cannonman.
badandy
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Hey digitdd,
Welcome to the forum and here is my opnion on some of the points you found. Since they were all found on your property by you I've typed the ones I could and they all seem to fit into the same time period.
The first point is what looks like a classic Billings point from late prehistoric, 300-150 B.P.
The second pic. on top looks like a Side Knife also late prehistoric, 500-300 B.P.
The bottom point looks like a Stott point from the late prehistoric, 1300-600 B.P.
Hope this will help you out some, and I'm sorry I couldn't help more. One thing is for sure you have a great area to hunt in.
badandy
Welcome to the forum and here is my opnion on some of the points you found. Since they were all found on your property by you I've typed the ones I could and they all seem to fit into the same time period.
The first point is what looks like a classic Billings point from late prehistoric, 300-150 B.P.
The second pic. on top looks like a Side Knife also late prehistoric, 500-300 B.P.
The bottom point looks like a Stott point from the late prehistoric, 1300-600 B.P.
Hope this will help you out some, and I'm sorry I couldn't help more. One thing is for sure you have a great area to hunt in.
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Hiya Digitdd,
Welcome to the forum!! Awesome finds.
RR
Welcome to the forum!! Awesome finds.
RR
