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Possibly my 2nd point please you tell me
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Congratulations!!! No doubt about that one.
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From the looks of the shallow notches and it being so thin I would guess it's a Meadowood Point.
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Nice find. Looks like you are on the right track. I do not know enough about your materials or types but looks like SRV had got you an I.D.Way to go.
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Definitely a point. If I found that in PA, I would call it a Meadowood.
Nice find!
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Nice find!
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I think it is basalt the other one is also. This one is gray the other one is almost black.TnMountains said:
Way to go.
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