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I’ve spoke to archaeologists about this curious projectile type and I’ve wondered if this (among others ) were one of the first types to transition from dart to arrow ? Reasons being that this is one of the largest projectile point type and they resemble one of the transitional point types ( frio) .
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One on right is,probably a Frio. The Edward's is super fine but they were late archery points. Likely a Gary variant was transitional from dart to archery .
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Yes. They are thousands of years apart. I get your point though. Ensor/scallorn is a good example
By the way, that sucker is fineComment
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If you don't mind answering, was that Edward's from the Brazos?Comment
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Webb countyComment
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That is a g9.9! Mighty fine!Wandering wherever I can, mostly in Eastern Arkansas, always looking down.Comment
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