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I can't help out too much on that one either. It looks like there is many possibilities; for example, Kirk Serrated-Bifurcated, Stanley, Savannah River & even a McCorkle also. I have a McCorkle but it's not from NC. That material looks like black rhyolite, is that what it is? I can't really see from the picture, but if it's black rhyolite I would automatically think it's older than late archaic. Nice finds!
I'm not sure what age period that material normally occurs in your area. That may be the clue to help you type this better. From the pictures provided, I will guess Kirk, Stanley, or Big Sandy. I actually had a point in my collection with the same details as yours with a missing shoulder. I couldn't type it either but I know it had definitely been reworked.
Pretty sure I can rule big sandy out...but def kirk or large lecroy in mind
It is a material that I rarely find...it is kinda like that metisilkstone Spell? (The green stone we find here in nc) but it is some what translucent on the edges and its more glassy like flint...so idk I'm awful with lithics in my area something I am trying to work on
I rarely find that lithic in NC either. Just over the line in VA. It's more abundant. It's a flint I'm pretty sure. You don't hear that because people refuse to say NC flint or chert. I'm not sure why. I normally find this lithic on rivers. It may not be NC flint but trade material.
Took the words out of my mouth! I feel it is a true flint! But it is hard to say bc it is from (nc) def feeling the lecroy family