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found this one in south christian county along with a tool of some kind I think. the point is extremely thin and very worked. the tool looks like a work in progress. Need the experts to id for me. thanks
 

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Huntress!! i have to agree with both of then, becouse i think Tree!! is right, it is a kirk c.n. Neo!! becouse hay Neo!! would you please explain what told you it was a gouge so maybe Huntress!! and I can learn to id them. thank you Neogeo!! Terry
 
I can try...It looks like one...HAR...Nah..It looks uni-faced(the older one2 were..I think?)Roughly tear dropped shaped,and it looks to have a steep distal end....Hope that helped.
 
Thanks for the id. That's kinda what I thought but wanted another opinion to be sure.
 
here is a kirk I found a few weeks ago..
Tree
 

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Treefrog said:
here is a kirk I found a few weeks ago..
Tree


wow tree, that is beautiful!! and it looks whole too. Most of the whole points I have found are small ones. I am still looking for a large unbroken one. Congrats on your find. :icon_thumright:
 

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