bone points

[oldgoat]

I know from watching this forum that there have been bone and antler points found by some of the members, what I would like to see is what have you found.... and a bit of the story that goes with them. pics from different angles if you have them....thanks in advance....goat

 

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[larson1951]

ok goat, oh wait, i meant here you are you old goat,
there are 5 of them in the center row
i will look for some more
steve

 

[larson1951]

a few more

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Old Goat, I have a bunch of them but I'll have to wait until I get back to work on Weds evening to put on the pictures. All of my good pics are stored on my computer there.

 

[oldgoat]

Old Goat, I have a bunch of them but I'll have to wait until I get back to work on Weds evening to put on the pictures. All of my good pics are stored on my computer there.
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thanks srv, cant wait

 

[oldgoat]

thank you larson, those were some I was thinking of.....knew I could count on you.
C'mon folks, I know there are more out there....goat

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Okay, here are some of my Deer Antler Arrowpoints. We don't find the "V: shaped one like Steve does in North Dakota. All of ours are made from Deer Antler tines that have been hollowed out and most if them are sharpened to a tip, but some aren't and may have actually been Flakers.

The third picture shows one with the Drill Tip broken off inside of it during manufacture and the last picture shows one that has already been drilled out and they are just starting to shave it down to a point.

 

[DarkwaterDiver]

Steve: Those points are Fantastic! Love Them!
Steve or anyone: We simply don't find bone points here ( SC ). Bone tools a few that's come out of water, but I have never seen a bone points anywhere around here before. Some of yours look like they are made out of deer antlers. Unless the piece ends up in water or buried in mud the rodents chew them up. Thanks for showing them.