Copena Stingers

[CreekSide]

I believe both of these are the same type. Both are ground on the base. Bases are thinned down and never had a stem. They aren’t in the books that I’ve seen. Both found in the same county just different creeks. See what you think. Side view hopefully is clear.

 

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[Blackfoot58]

Nice looking pieces. 👍🏼

 

[Older The Better]

some make you wonder if it was just the maker… it seems unlikely that every na that made a point followed a blueprint for certain types.

 

[antmike915]

Nice work on both, excellent material as well. I'm wondering especially with the 2nd one if it's a dart point or a small blade.

 

[Mojavehunter]

Dang Creekside you know I'm new to this so don't know much about what I'm looking at but I know enough that those are beauty's

 

[CreekSide]

They look like they were made by the same person but found a few miles apart

 

[CreekSide]

some make you wonder if it was just the maker… it seems unlikely that every na that made a point followed a blueprint for certain types.

They are 1/3 of a regular Copena and aren’t Candy Creek points. But yet ground like a Copena

 

[Rockdog]

Very nice. Love the workmanship.