What's the point?

[Caveman79]

I found this birdy a few months back. Some data I saw suggests
Early Ceramic Period...Any info on type would be much appreciated.

[Hoss]

Nice point careful with those pliers  Please tell us what county and state was it found?

[Caveman79]

Hoss wrote:

Nice point careful with those pliers  Please tell us what county and state was it found?

  But of course, sorry, Found in Douglas County, CO
"I wouldn't dare" those are plastic tweezers...

[chase]

Nice point! being it is from southeastern Colorado it is a Texas/Oklahoma style point. I am sorry but its out of my region.
Thanks for sharing!

[sneakygroundbuzzard]

cant help with the ID
but the lithic material is incredible
would like to get my hands on that stuff
it amazes me all the different types of material the ancients used,that most of us modern knappers never get to try
ive had rock from all over the country,but i see so many different types on here that i never even see the rock dealers at knapp ins selling

[rmartin]

Beautiful point. I know little about typology from your region so I am throwing this out for arguments sake.  It looks very similar to the Deadman's Point of SE New Mexico and Texas which is associated with the Mogollan culture.

[SDhunter]

Very beautiful point.  Nice material.