Finally on the board! Kalamazoo pipe field.

[Uncle Trav]

Hunted the field yesterday with Jonnyv. Not an easy hunt. The field is still dry as a bone. Everything is the same color and we need a good downpour to wash of the surface finds. The farmer set the plow for a deep turn this spring and in a few areas the plow reached usually untouched soil which I focused on. I only found one point stuck to the wall of a deep furrow. Not sure of the type. It has micro serrations that are hard to photograph. The edge and base are still very crisp and sharp. This is the first of this type I’ve found on this site and I’m not even sure of what type of material it is. I’m very happy to have found it. Thanks for taking a look.
👍😃

[Hal Gorges]

I like...Whatever it’s called she’s got style...Hey Trav, if you’re having trouble showing edgework try holding it on a slant

[Uncle Trav]

Thanks for the tip Hal. I’ll try some more pics a little later👍

[Cecilia]

I’m sorry cheerleader already loud, but geez, that is not small! You must have ideas!

[Uncle Trav]

Thanks. I got home from the hunt a bit late and just did a cleanup. Haven’t dove deep into the books yet for a more in-depth ID. It measures
2 3/8”

[SDhunter]

That one would make my day for sure. I’m betting a rain will really help you

[Uncle Trav]

Well they are calling for rain for the next two days🤞🏼

[UpNorth]

That ones gonna look good in the frame.. congrats..
looks hopewell to me.....✌️

[Uncle Trav]

Thanks North. I was leaning towards a Hopewell type. Only took 3 hours of searching LOL. Found it on the same small hill as 99% of my other finds.

[Cecilia]

Trash into mash: I read Hopewells good at fine serrations.

[sailorjoe]

Hi Trav. I looked at some of my resources to see if I could assist you on a type ID. The type that it seems to most resembles is a Table Rock which supposedly is a Middle Archaic type. Your point was used as a knife. As far as the lithic goes? I have not got a clue. Weird looking stuff.

[Uncle Trav]

Thanks SJ. Well the plot thickens. It does resemble a Table Rock as well. Dates for this small site swing through all eras. Thanks for the input.

[willjo]

I agree with sailorjo, looks like Table rock point to me, my second edition of Overstreet shows one similar and i like it better than the regional books

[beatup1354]

nice find whatever it is

[UpNorth]

Hey trav... maybe these will help... tablerocks

[Uncle Trav]

Thanks North. Looking at the profile I think Table Rock may be a good fit. The material has me scratching my head though.

[UpNorth]

Hate to disagree... I see hopewell.
The base is ground on tablerocks.. is yours?...✌️

[Hal Gorges]

Thanks, gotta do some studying up on tablerocks

[CMD]

Very nice point, and I like that lithic.

[Uncle Trav]

Here ya go North. I’m still learning on the types. Hope the closeup help.

[Uncle Trav]

I’m assuming that the base is knapped and not ground?

[UpNorth]

It does not look ground by pictures. Use your fingers on the bottom of the base. If ground it should feel duller than the blades edges.

[redrocks]

Good way to get in the board! Congrats nice find...good insitus

[UpNorth]

Ha.... I’m staying out of this one.
I’ll be back to see others opinions.
doesn’t fit tablerocks form I.m.o......✌️

[Uncle Trav]

I really appreciate all the input. I’m willing to learn. I’ll be on the fence with this one for awhile.

[UpNorth]

Hey trav... here’s a pic. Of a heavily ground Hardin base.
light grinding can be difficult to determine.