White stone Native point.

[Aureus]

Hi,

Just found this point and was wondering if someone can help to ID it ( type, period, stone type). I very rarely find Native points so your help is greatly appreciated. Note: the other side isn't raised and appears to be almost completely flat. Found in South Eastern Canada.

Thanks.

 

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[Relicgrubber]

Nice! I like that material.

 

[Quartzite Keith]

Is the material Mistassini Quartzite?

Mistassini Quartzite

I don't know what "point type" name to put on it, but: Made on a flake. Fairly large, very thin and asymetric strongly suggests a knife. Since it is also notched, a hafted knife.

 

[Tdog]

Material may be chalcedony. Nice find.

 

[Aureus]

Is the material Mistassini Quartzite?

Mistassini Quartzite

I don't know what "point type" name to put on it, but: Made on a flake. Fairly large, very thin and asymetric strongly suggests a knife. Since it is also notched, a hafted knife.

Thanks for info Quartzite Keith

 

[Aureus]

Material may be chalcedony. Nice find.

Thanks Tdog

 

[joshuaream]

I like Keith’s observations.

It’s not the same, but there is a similar looking knife from the Southeast part of the US called a Waller knife. Usually made from a flake, broad hefting notches like yours, probably a handy tool when butching a kill.

 

[southfork]

Maybe an OTTER CREEK CLUSTER 6,000 4.300 BP ?

 

[ToddsPoint]

Ramah Bay quartzite? You're pretty far from the source though. Gary

 

[Aureus]

I like Keith’s observations.

It’s not the same, but there is a similar looking knife from the Southeast part of the US called a Waller knife. Usually made from a flake, broad hefting notches like yours, probably a handy tool when butching a kill.

It does look similar. Thanks for the info

 

[Aureus]

Maybe an OTTER CREEK CLUSTER 6,000 4.300 BP ?

I was considering this one as well. Wayland also bares a very close resemblance. Thanks for the info

 

[Aureus]

Ramah Bay quartzite? You're pretty far from the source though. Gary

Thanks for the info Gary.

 

[uniface]

Consider Ramah chert from Labrador a possibility.

FWIW

 

[newnan man]

Nice point! We don't see many points from Canada here. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Fat]

That is a great find. I would like to see you other finds too please. I can hardly get enough.

 

[Aureus]

Consider Ramah chert from Labrador a possibility.

FWIW

Thanks uniface. I'll check it out.

 

[Aureus]

Nice point! We don't see many points from Canada here. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks newnan man

 

[Aureus]

That is a great find. I would like to see you other finds too please. I can hardly get enough.

Thanks man