What Would You Call This One?

[RPG]

I found this one about 25 years ago and never figured out what type it is. I know you guys can put a name on it. Thanks for the help.
Randy

Bumping this one up for the new guys on the forum.

 

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[Edmundruffin]

It could be a Candy Creek if no grinding is present.

 

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[Tnmountains]

Welcome back RPG and Edmundruffin

 

[CoonHuntenTN]

I say Quad

 

[Edmundruffin]

Welcome back RPG and Edmundruffin

Thanks,
Good to have some time to catch up. Been working 14 hour days the past few months.

 

[newnan man]

Looks like a Wheeler point to me. They are a southern point type. That is a really nice find!

 

[monsterrack]

View attachment 913302JMO it is a transition piece between a clovis and a quad. Everything points to a Quad except the base nipple and it is big enough to make a channel flake. Read what the info says about grinding. JMO and like a nose everyone has one, it for sure is a great find

 

[painterx7]

Looks like a heavily used quad or beaver lake it's a find of a lifetime !!! I'd vote banner IMHO

 

[painterx7]

A lot of non fluted points come from north Alabama tennessee area too

 

[RPG]

Welcome back RPG and Edmundruffin

Thanks buddy. I've been around, mostly as a silent member. Internet service is terrible here.

 

[RPG]

View attachment 913302JMO it is a transition piece between a clovis and a quad. Everything points to a Quad except the base nipple and it is big enough to make a channel flake. Read what the info says about grinding. JMO and like a nose everyone has one, it for sure is a great find

Thanks for posting this monsterrack. This is the closest I've seen to my point. The one in the middle is almost identicle. Great article on the quad. After seeing this I can put this one to rest.