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ID:	498123 Found this guy a number of years back.
    just under 3 1/2”.... stemmed points for me are hard to type.
    the closest type for my area I can find, would be a belknap.
    your thoughts, as to type?......✌️
    Southeastern Minnesota’s driftless area

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    Hay North, I can't help with the type but it really looks to be heat treated. thanks for posting a fabulous point. Kim
    Knowledge is about how and where to find more Knowledge. Snyder County Pa.

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    • #3
      No I.D.from me, but another beauty shared, keep em cummin.
      Floridaboy.

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      • #4
        That's nice....tuff I'd it's like combination stemmed and . notched
        SW Connecticut

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        • #5
          I would have to label that as a saaaweeet point!!! Killer find
          Warren County New Jersey

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          • #6
            No clue on type but I know it's a nice one.
            🐜 🎤 SW Georgia

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            • #7
              Very nice find! Is the color on the base a result of the hafting adhesive causing the base to patina at a different rate, or is the stone simply a different color?
              South Carolina

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              • #8
                Looked around but nothing in your area struck me. Looks like a little bear or benton narrow, but neither would be up there. Seems adena influenced, even with those little barbs. So...no help. Sorry.
                Central Ohio

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                • Hal Gorges
                  Hal Gorges commented
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                  That’s what I thought, but too far north.

              • #9
                Looks like a Hardin to me. Awesome find for sure!
                SE ARKANSAS

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                • #10
                  Maybe Old Rocks will know. I cant give a proper ID on your finds most times when someone says what they are I've never heard of them before. The points and knives in your area are much different from the ones I find. But it's a trophy whatever it is. Like Flintguy said I thought Little Bear Creek but of course its going to be something different I'm sure.
                  NW Georgia,

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                  • #11
                    It could be a Pontchartrain, a friend gave me a huge point (A little over 4 inches )for my birthday that his uncle found in Tennessee with a base kinda like yours. A few from another site said that's what mine was.
                    🐜 🎤 SW Georgia

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                  • #12
                    That's a tough one. Considering materials, conditions, skills and use some points just don't want to be named. Belknap maybe most likely?
                    Searching the fields of NW Indiana and SW Michigan

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                    • UpNorth
                      UpNorth commented
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                      Thanks for your input Greg.
                      I have several more that are very similar.
                      I will have to do a little more homework on the belknap type....👍

                  • #13
                    If you have more of the same type, I’d post those in a response. Maybe some of the posters here would be better able to identify type if they see multiple examples?
                    Central Indiana

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                    • #14
                      Those stem pieces ARE tricky. I've poured over resource books, at times, just to eventually settle on....stem piece. But that's ok! Sweet find, regardless
                      Western Kentucky

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                      • #15
                        I'm still cutting my teeth when it comes to ID'ing points. From the reference materials I have, I don't see anything like it that stretches up to Minnesota (assuming that's where it was found). Could it be an Adena? Specifically Adena narrow stem?

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