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Point found today.
First one found today and second found a couple years back was wondering what types they are.
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Found in Kentucky btw
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Not sure on the first one, is the base ground? Second one looks like a Thebes. Nice finds!
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Top one looks like woodland corner notch. Bottom looks like early archaic corner notch possibly lost lake, or Thebes perhaps.
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Yes base is ground on first one. I was thinking the second one was a Thebes wasn't sure tho its left side beveled.
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Second one may be a small Dovetail.
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I was thinking the first one may be a small dovetail also.
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Is it weird that on the second one that its beveled on the left side but seems more serrated on the right side?
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Also found this blade/scraper yesterday idk check it out the bottom side has about a quarter inch taken off from the tip to the middle of the piece. Any ideas welcome on what it is.
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Wow just noticed this after posting the blade/scraper I believe it was hafted there are indentions on each side of the top right where the bottom dips in the quarter inch.
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JMHO, but that first point looks like a Kirk corner-notched. The other point resembles a Pine Tree. The scraper is very similar to Type I/Type III hafted end scrapers as described by J. Coe (1964) and R,Daniel(1996). These scrapers are presumed to have been hafted into a hollow handle, such as bone, antler or wood. They are associated with Paleo and early Archaic cultures.
Nice finds! Thanks for showing them to us!
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A couple of nice ones Champ. I think probably Kirk and Lost Lake.
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I would agree with Truett on the point types. The first one looks like a Kirk and the second appears to be a Pinetree, especially with the little serrations. That's just my opinion though. I've found a few Pinetrees here in KY and the bases can resemble Doves and Kirks, so sometimes they are tough to ID. Nice finds though!
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Appreciate everyone's input thanks a lot guys!
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I'll just add that they are very nice. Thanks for showing us. Gary
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