Found in Northeast Mississippi

[poundpup]

Need help identifying please. Found on private land in Northeast Mississippi. My first post, glad to have signed up and look forward to learning from everyone

[Dmaver]

Nice point and find, but as others will tell you, value isn’t discussed on the forum. There are a ton of folks who will give expert information, though, so you’re in the right place to find out age and type.

[poundpup]

Thank you sir, I know that now. Will not mention value again

[Garguy]

Killer point. I'll wait on someone from your area to put a name on it. We'll made. Congrats.

[poundpup]

Thanks garguy

[Hal Gorges]

Fancy notches , classy point 👍

[Uncle Trav]

Welcome from Michigan. Really nice find.

[poundpup]

Thanks everyone, I appreciate it

[poundpup]

I’m still unable to verify this point. It favors a pine tree but I’m just not sure. Anyone else have any ideas?

[poundpup]

A friend just advised me the picture up top is a Jacks Reef

[WAH]

Nice point, looks like it weighs 2 lbs

[poundpup]

It’s actually light and thin

[sailorjoe]

Hi poundpup. I just now saw your thread. From the photos provided it looks to me like a Kirk Corner Notch. Definitely not a Jacks Reef. My old hunting grounds along the Tenn. River valley in north Alabama are fairly close to you and similar types can be found in both areas. I could ask more questions and ask for more photos to be 100% positive but I feel comfortable enough with the 2 pics to call it a Kirk. They are an early Archaic type so one does not find them as frequently as other types that were made more recently. I found 40 Kirks of various sub types, i6 were Kirk CN.