Eva

[OBION]

Here is a better picture of the Eva point I got the other day. It is a classic example of "Form I" and would be considered early archaic (Form II has longer barbs and more rounded stem). This point type is primarily exclusive to Tennessee and Kentucky. This example is made from buffalo river chert with a heavy patina over the cream and purple swirls. I have found one Eva point personally and just really like the base on these points.

[gregszybala]

It is a better picture and a very nice point. Good candidate for the point id section.

[Sugaree]

Base is cool, point is a beauty nice score!

[p kurt]

I have a hunting buddy near the Kentucky - Tennessee boarder and the Eva is one his favourite points. I always wonder how the hafted them.

[SDhunter]

That is a very unique base. Thanks for sharing. It's the first Eva I have seen.

[Havenhunter]

Really like the material & colorization. Thanks for sharing.

[Kyflintguy]

That's a nice Eva. I picked up a small example a while back because l like those bases too. You can't help but wonder about the hating method used on those because the bases are so undersized. Thanks for sharing that one!

[gregszybala]

That was my first thought when seeing that.

[gregszybala]

Obion, placed your point and info in the typology section, thanks for sharing that.

[G10+]

That is one NICE point congrats !!!!!!!

[chase]

That is awesome! WOW just a sweet point!

[Kyflintguy]

Here's a pic of that little one I purchased a while back Dylan.

[Hoss]

Nice examples. Can I have them please? Thanks for sharing the pictures but now I am jealous.

[Hi-Lo]

Great find. Superb example. Thanks for sharing.