What Are These?

[fyrffytr1]

I think the small one is a Bolen Bevel but am not sure. And I have no idea on the larger one. Both found in south west Georgia.

 

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[arrow86]

Nice finds , that bigger one is really nice , I’m curious to know the type as well. Field finds or creek ?

 

[newnan man]

Nice finds! Small one is a Bolen, bigger one looks old and well used. Could easily be Paleo.

 

[sandchip]

Redstone is sure jumping out at me. Short for that type, but sure has the looks of one!

 

[fyrffytr1]

Nice finds , that bigger one is really nice , I’m curious to know the type as well. Field finds or creek ?

I found it in the bottom of a $3.00 box of field grade points, brokes and pieces of adobe that I bought at an estate sale last year. I finally went through the box today to sort the keepers from the junk. The bolen was in there and this piece was under a brown paper bag. I have no idea if it is real or not.

 

[ToddsPoint]

The paleo point looks modern to me. No patina and perfect edge outline. That rarely happens on a 10,000 yr. old point. Gary

 

[fyrffytr1]

The paleo point looks modern to me. No patina and perfect edge outline. That rarely happens on a 10,000 yr. old point. Gary

Thanks. I feel like it is not the real thing but I don't know a lot about points other than what I read here.

 

[Truth]

The big one is caramel!!!
Congratulations my friend

 

[fyrffytr1]

The big one is caramel!!!
Congratulations my friend

It sure doesn't taste good!

 

[Truth]

It sure doesn't taste good!

:laughing

They are both awesome pieces

 

[sandchip]

The paleo point looks modern to me. No patina and perfect edge outline. That rarely happens on a 10,000 yr. old point. Gary

The Clovis that you found and posted under "...most rare artifact" is also perfect in outline, and patina varies so drastically depending on material and soil conditons, so I don't see how those two criteria alone are enough to say yea or nay on the point's authenticity. I'm not saying that it's authentic, nor could I dismiss it solely on those two factors alone.