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Okay, this one should be easy for you guys.

These were part of a mailbox find from a friend. They were found in TN/KY over the years. The first/partial I have no idea about. The other three I think I've identified but I'm interested in y'alls opinions. See if I got any right. :D

Sorry about the coloring of the pics. All pieces are of a slightly darker shade of gray than they appear and none have that slight rainbow coloring that appears in parts of the images. I was being lazy and used my scanner rather then camera, and got that color effect. :dontknow:
 

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The first piece looks like part of a knife. JMO. The other three are really nice artifacts. Thanks for the pics.
 
Sky Pilot said:
I have no clue DTP, but they are really nice points!

Sky Pilot

Thanks, I like them too. ;D

catherine1 said:
The first piece looks like part of a knife. JMO. The other three are really nice artifacts. Thanks for the pics.

Yeah.....part of a knife, others agree in messages. I probably should have seen that myself. :read2: I'm learnin. :icon_thumright:


So, what I believe the other three are:
#2 Bakers Creek
#3 Madison
#4 Adena Narrow Stem

Yay or Nay?
 
So, what I believe the other three are:
#2 Bakers Creek - Could be
#3 Madison - Yes
#4 Adena Narrow Stem - Probably a Late Archaic Stemmed Point
 
SRV said:
So, what I believe the other three are:
#2 Bakers Creek - Could be
#3 Madison - Yes
#4 Adena Narrow Stem - Probably a Late Archaic Stemmed Point

Thanks for the feedback SRV. :thumbsup: I looked up the Late Archaic Stemmed Point and sure enough, a whole bunch that look like it. Saw some made from Kentucky Hornstone which looks to perhaps be the same material as mine. :icon_scratch:

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