Possible Duval?

[nettles2008]

 

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[tomclark]

Not Duval, they have a diagnostic diamond cross section (usually)

How about a Beacon Island??

 

[birdpointgriswold]

Actually looks kinda modern.... nice material

 

[bsit1361]

Does kinda look modern. What's the story behind it?

 

[nettles2008]

Does kinda look modern. What's the story behind it?

It was found years ago in Natchez MS if I am remembering correctly. Pretty sure it was found along the Saint Catherine creek area. It is a creek that runs through The Grand Village of the Natchez Indians. Pretty cool place. They have a museum there that has a lot of information on the Natchez Indians.

 

[larson1951]

Actually looks kinda modern.... nice material

that's what i was thinking before i scrolled down to your post her gris...........looks in some ways uniface possible and made from a sawn slab

i could be partially right or wrong but one thing for sure i don't mean any dis-respect

 

[Twitch]

that's what i was thinking before i scrolled down to your post her gris...........looks in some ways uniface possible and made from a sawn slab

i could be partially right or wrong but one thing for sure i don't mean any dis-respect

Larson - I posted a lengthier response on the other thread on this point. Being semi-uniface like this is pretty common in my experience on this type. I've found a hand full of them that are very similar and have the same workmanship. I think they're late Woodland. I don't know exactly what the type is, but I believe this is a classic type example, for whatever that's worth.