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Swano creek point ID help please.

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I found this while walking around an old Campsite on Swano Creek, was wandering if this would be called a Scotsbluff point??
Also what period im think middle Archaic?? Im Just starting to get into the flint types so could yall help me out? Thanks.
 

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Sorry, can't help with the ID, but it sure is a nice point. It has been too long since I stumbled onto an unbroken one.
Keep sending pics of those E. Tx. finds.

BW
 
Inks I would like to guess at your material. My guess is Hornstone. I am backwards learning material before types,LOL ! Figure if I learn the material I might find one :thumbsup:
TnMtns
 
Yep, I'd guess a scotty thats been through a few resharpenings. The material is heat treated novaculite. NICE find there Josh.
BTW folks, Suwanno Creek is in Titus Co. Texas, and is the Caddo words for "Good Water".
 
I am corrected what would hornstone be doing there. It does look like it though right?
 

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