A few of the paleo family.

[smbore]

Group of some paleo stuff. some of it cant identify fer sure..alot of these points look like eastern types beaver lake Cumberland. but miniatures. i just dont know.

[Midwestener]

Good looking group. How long is the big knife?

[smbore]

it's a eden 2 1/2 inches.

[outlaws15]

Very cool

[Narrow Way Knapper]

What is that fish shaped point on the bottom right?

[smbore]

million dollar question. most of these i cant type. bottom row third over looks like a minny Cumberland.Hoping garguy chimes in. he's got a perty good handle on these western old point's. it looks like a beaver lake. idk.

[willjo]

Nice selections of artifacts

[Hal Gorges]

Awsomness,👌🇺🇸..That site is a great lookin frame of hard to find pieces..Thanks for sharing Darrel.👌🇺🇸.

[SDhunter]

Some beautiful old relics

[paohrocks]

Nice family tree

[clovisoid]

Cool points, you might stretch the Pinto Basin/Humboldt cluster enough to get a few of them, but it would be stretched pretty far.

Neat stuff!

[smbore]

yes I've looked at both. but cant satisfy myself on being in those types. thank you.

[sailorjoe]

Some very good and rarely found points. Are these local finds in Utah or did you acquire them from somewhere else? I ask this because I never heard of Cumberlands or Beaver Lakes found as far west as Utah or many miles east of there. They are an eastern point, usually not found much farther west than the Miss. River.

[smbore]

All found in utah by me personally. i totally agree cumberlands or beaver lakes are way way outta area. but by gum if they don't look like it.

[sailorjoe]

Yes, they look like them for sure. Personal finds is super. Not many people have found that many Paleo or Trans-Paleo points. I don't really know what else to say. Are there any Western points that look like those in question?

[smbore]

No sir there in lies the problem there aren't any that resembles them west of the rockies. idk.

[Mattern]

Great pieces Darrel not to complain but there is nothing to reference their size. That would help me get my head around them. Thanks for the thread. K

[smbore]

sorry about that kim. they range from 1 1/4 - 2 1/2 inches

[smbore]

There's a area western utah I've seen quite a few point's that dont make sense finding in utah, but i seen it with my own eyes. i dont know what ta make of it. and no types for great basin point's... . we've found clovis points in the same area . so i do know these point's are paleo. the area is uniquely strange....