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Th3rty7

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This point was part of a group I bought recently from Ky. It is one of many found by a farmer and his family over the span of 50+ years living on a farm near the Green river. The material is Sonora, has some nice archaic? flaking, thin with unfortunate base damage. I've looked through some books but haven't settled on anything particular. Any opinions or comments on type would be appreciated. HH
 

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I'd be wary of that one Joshua.
Knife river flint in Ky with none of that white patina???
 
Yeah, that probably wasn't the best example to use... I was looking for an example of a Kirk and that was one I had saved.

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I'd be wary of that one Joshua.
Knife river flint in Ky with none of that white patina???
 
I would say Stilwell. The partial base has the same characteristics of a few Stilwells that I have found in Central Ky. Nice find!
 
very close to this kirk i have. it came from south TENN.
 

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