Arrowhead identification. Best reference guide avail?

[DFW_THer]

Hi,

What would you say is the most comprehensive Native American artifact guide? I can't imagine that one book has everything covered, so what are the top books that I should pick up? I love point hunting so much and I truly need to invest more time in learning about what I'm looking for.

Like this one I picked up at a flea market. Is this flint? Does it look like an authentic point? It has a small bit of residue on one side where it looks like it was either glued into place, or perhaps had an ID tag on it at one point. It's hard to see in the picture.

Thank you all very much!

 

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[Charl]

There is an online guide for Maryland projectile points:

Diagnostic Artifacts in Maryland

My favorite hard copy comprehensive guide:

http://www.amazon.com/Points-Midcon...8&qid=1448491338&sr=1-1&keywords=Noel+Justice

Not an all photo guide like Overstreet.

 

[rock]

Flea markets can go either way if it is old or modern made. Looks like a preform which would be a unfinished point.

 

[NCPeaches]

It's a beauty! Click on this link and scroll to the bottom, could be this type Morrow Mountain Round Base Projectile Point

 

[DFW_THer]

could be this type Morrow Mountain Round Base Projectile Point

Thank you! Looks bloody close!