More yard finds

[Cskelton]

A few more of the better yard finds from this fall. All came out of the pond edge. The yellow one I believe is a duncan and very fine. The white ones pelican lake. I am not sure about the obsidian point. It doesn't fit the common styles found here. Middle of montana.

[Hoss]

Those are beutiful points . Outstanding lithics you are so lucky to find those in your yard.

[JoshinMO]

Dang, Gem's!

[Scorpion68]

That obsidian is gorgeous and the translucence really makes it pop. With the variety of lithic and point types, do you think there was some type of camp or settlement in that immediate area? I've watched as you posted the finds from that pond area and it seems to be a prolific source.

[Cskelton]

I believe it was a seasonal camp/kill site for about 10,000 years. The animals took advantage of the springs, people took advantage of the animals and water.

[G10+]

I would have that whole place dug up lol sure glad I don’t have that in my yard !!! Awesome awesome points

[gregszybala]

All beauties!

[Ron Kelley]

Hey Chad, Those are outstanding points. That translucent corner notch is special beautiful.

[2ndoldman]

Need I say more Chad?

[p kurt]

Hey man I have been wanting a lil spot out west to call my own, looking for a neighbor? Lol. Awesome as usual, always looking forward to your finds.

[OBION]

I'll go in with you!

[Jethro355]

And I'll buy the gas....

[Tam]

Always look forward to your post .
agreed on the kill site . Just thousands of years of generations
enjoying the bounty in your yard . .

[sailorjoe]

Hi Chad. Some more real dandy points for sure. Have you tried to ID these as to type? If so, I'm curious as to what you call them. They are all super but I am particularly interested in the stemless/side notched one.

[SDhunter]

Very nice group. I might call that obsidian point also a Pelican lake. There are quite a few variants of that type. I find several variants here.

[Hi-Lo]

Great artifacts. Thanks for sharing.

[Cskelton]

Hi Chad. Some more real dandy points for sure. Have you tried to ID these as to type? If so, I'm curious as to what you call them. They are all super but I am particularly interested in the stemless/side notched one.

Joe,
I am calling it a duncan point. Are you seeing something else?

[sailorjoe]

Hi Chad. I wasn't calling it anything. Because of my ignorance concerning point type ID in your area, I was just wondering and was feeling too lazy to do any research on my own. LOL I fixate on stemless points because, of the great difficulty sometimes I have of trying to ID points with that general shape. Most other folks have that difficulty, also. If a point has a stem then half the battle is over in making an ID. But without a stem, very often, the battle can be hard to win and sometimes we lose or at best end in a stalemate. BTW, thanks for taking the time to reply. Think I'll do some reading about Duncan points. Ain't feeling so lazy today.

[Pinetree1]

Those are awesome points! Gems for sure. I think i would have a bulldozer out there to make that pond a little bigger!😜