broken but beautiful

[Humblecat]

It is a green hued broken worked piece. not sure if it broke and so they didnt finish or if it broke in the water. found it riverside southern ontario. it is my FIRST STONE arrowhead find!!!!!!!!!!!!! Im super excited and have barely put it down since finding it yesterday! it looks really dark in some lighting but its a green colour.

[UpNorth]

Very well could be what’s left of a scottsbluff?
…👍

[Jon E. Busch]

Cool. It does have that RRK look to it... Nice rescue

[Garguy]

I agree. Probably a scotty that was rode hard. Super cool.

[JEBMs]

Looks like a graver spur on the right side of the top 2 pictures (left side of the bottom 2)

[Humblecat]

Looks like a graver spur on the right side of the top 2 pictures (left side of the bottom 2)

[Jon E. Busch]

Lol... Not a graver.

Its a basally-notched point and that what's left after many resharpening(s) imo...

[Humblecat]

Cool. It does have that RRK look to it... Nice rescue

What is RRK? I am not sure what this. I’m new ☺️

[Jon E. Busch]

Red River Knife. Its a Scottsbluff Knife basically...

[Garguy]

As Jon stated, that is not a spur. It is a classic characteristics of Scottsbluff though.

[Garguy]

It may have once looked a lot like this

[Jon E. Busch]

Sweet! From your collection Steve?

[Humblecat]

That’s so cool because it has a little sharp pokey outey thing on the side!

[Garguy]

Yes, I dug it.

And yes it has a sharp little pokey outta. Lol

[Pickwick]

I’ll add this one to the “Broken but beautiful “ thread.
Dalton base. Hardin county Tennessee

[Humblecat]

The pattern on that one is so pretty.