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Any thoughts to age or type? Found in a river in central Texas
 

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I'm not from your area, but I'll try and give you a type for this point as a ''Cuney point''.
400-200 BP


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Wowzers you are in a good area. We have some good Texas hunters here and some very knowledgeable people.
 
real nice !
i bet natch would know the type
neogeo finds a lot of that kind of flint

larson1951
 
I'm going to say Edwards point due to the long ears on base about 1000 to 2000 BP. It may be a Cuney but it looks more like a Edwards they are close in shape and both Texas points. JMO Very nice find:icon_thumleft:
 
very nice,i like the blade looking one by the point,you found them diving again?
 
I think #5 is missing the base........I think you should send them to me so I can take a better look. :icon_thumleft:
 
Looks like a real nice Pedernales point to me. Real nice find. Congrats!
 
Yeah guys I found them diving again. Thanks for all the help! Going again in a little bit so hopefully I find some more before it gets cold!
 

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