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wooddoug

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Unusual Serrations

09-14-2022, 05:53 PM

Back again, this time with pictures. It just took me 4 years!
I found these on a single component site in Trigg County Kentucky. They were on a gentle slope above a sinkhole, about 100 yards from a significant cave. The 3 on the upper left show unusual square serrations or notches on the blade. I believe they are Kirk Stemmed Bifurcated or Stanly. I seem to remember seeing this style serrations before, but I've searched my books and the WWW and come up empty. Any one have an idea?

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willjo

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09-14-2022, 07:22 PM

Interesting points

South East Ga. Twin City
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Mattern

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09-14-2022, 07:31 PM

I too believe they are of the same type, most likely Kirks. Thanks for the post WD. Kim

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gregszybala

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09-15-2022, 05:12 AM

Agree with Kirk and welcome back.

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JoshinMO

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09-15-2022, 06:49 AM

Interesting, Welcome back!

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paohrocks

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09-15-2022, 07:21 AM

Kirk is a consensus

Near the PA/Ohio state line
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sailorjoe

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09-15-2022, 10:24 AM

Count me in on them most likely being kirks.
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