Found hard stone and odd point!

[Frogpoint]

My wife found a point i have never seen in the books or online and a found a piece of hardstone today not sure if it was a gorget, bannerstone, axe or hoe! Exciting day none the less! The point she found is seratted triangular has the smallest thinnest flute i have ever seen and a bevel on both sides!

[TexAg]

Nice, especially the triangular point!

[Frogpoint]

Lol yes sir especially since the wife found it!

[TexAg]

I love it when my wife finds a point! She doesn’t hunt with me that often, but she found a Paleo (Golondrina) before I did!

[Hal Gorges]

Sweet finds..Hard stone is rare around here

[Frogpoint]

Yes it is I just wish I could have seen what it was whole but thats me being greedy but I really just appreciate finding that piece. I can only dream now!

[Hal Gorges]

It looks like the bit end of a small Celt However I can’t see the cross section

[UpNorth]

Nice finds.. that hardstone piece looks just like I would find up here… way to small to be a axe or hoe I.m.o.
I’m not real familiar with Georgia artifacts… interesting find, I’ll be watching this thread for other opinions…. Keep kick’n dirt

[Frogpoint]

Thanks for the input I agree I thought it was small to be an axe or hoe! We will, going back today in the rain!

[flintguy]

Nice finds. That point is very interesting. Looks more fluted than just base thinning strike, but not going to pretend I know what it is. Reminds me of a Dalton transitional piece but I'll wait to see if anyone has a good idea of what it actually is.

[Frogpoint]

Thanks for the input I agree it doesn't look like basal thinning I'm no expert but this is the longest flute of any piece I have.

[Kentucky point]

It looks like a well used/worn Dalton. Sweet find!

[Frogpoint]

Thank you!

[Uncle Trav]

Nice finds. Looks like a nice little broken celt. I’ve seen them even smaller.
👍😀

[Frogpoint]

Really? Got any pictures?

[smbore]

sweet . hard stone looks like stuff we find around utah.

[Frogpoint]

Thanks!