Show and tell with an ID please

[SportsmanAll]

Finally got out. Pulled two that I would love some info on, and got a pretty smallie and a killer thumb scraper in my opinion.

I would love some input on type and age of the brown point. As well as the base of the other piece. Thanks in advance!

 

[reuellis]

I’m a novice but would guess broken knife, old and worn down bifurcated, a killer brewerton, and well worked scraper.

 

[SportsmanAll]

From what I know bifurcated means only worked on one side right! Cause the smaller broke piece in my hand was worked all the way around. Or is bifurcated a point type?

 

[ToddsPoint]

Bifurcate is a style of base with 2 "prongs" and a notch in the middle. Gary

 

[quito]

Bifurcated is a base type.

And it's really difficult identify point types not knowing what part of the country they come from.

 

[SportsmanAll]

These were all found on private property in east Idaho

 

[quito]

These were all found on private property in east Idaho

thanks, good to here from someone over there.

you have some nice materials out there I bet.

 

[SportsmanAll]

I’d still love an age on any of it if you guys can give it?

 

[quito]

the base could be that of a Duncan, Mid- archaic. The thumscrapers were common through the ages. The arrowhead not very old