help please

[jmfg222]

couldn't find in the books can someone help with this one.

 

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[*Molly*]

Where is it from, which state?

Molly.

 

[jmfg222]

southeast tenn. river tennessee.

 

[ohio]

I would say that is a Benton for sure. Dover chert I think.
Chuck

 

[*Molly*]

A Benton & a beauty too.

 

[jmfg222]

thanks i hate to keep posting and asking but some of these points are hard for me to tell what they are.

 

[coalfire]

If you don't mind my opinion, I will also agree. A Benton, specifically a Benton Broad Stemmed. While most Benton have the end of the blade straight to the top of the notch this (yours) has a small inward sweep from the blade to the top of the notch. If you find several similar you may have a new sub variation. But if only one or two may just be a native American altering it slightly to identify with in a hunting group. Stone looks nice and may be from a god supply so several hunters may have used same stone. Just a few thoughts rattling around in my brain. Best of luck and thanks for the photo. I really love to see all the photos that get posted here.
Respects,
~Z~ aka Stan

 

[jmfg222]

here's another looks like the same.

 

[coalfire]

I drew on the photo to explain. I hope you don't mind me trying to help. If you already know all this I a sorry. I usually have to explain to my friends. LOL
On the photo your edges slightly sweep in and I think it may just be a variation.
Just my 2 cents,
Respects,
~Z~

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I'd say they are both Bentons, and darn fine ones to boot.

 

[badandy]

Ohio is correct, Benton made from Dover! Please dont feel like you are bothering us, as I for one love to try and help type points!

badandy