I found a fun one

[CoilyGirl]

This part of a point was found in Williamson, County Tennessee on top of the ground by me. I think it is super cool how the white part of the flint on the left looks like a point. I wish I had found the rest of it to see how big it was. Any ideas as to the type it was?

 

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[Tesorodeoro]

This part of a point was found in Williamson, County Tennessee on top of the ground by me. I think it is super cool how the white part of the flint on the left looks like a point. I wish I had found the rest of it to see how big it was. Any ideas as to the type it was? View attachment 2159470

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nice unique material.

 

[newnan man]

That is nice looking material.

 

[CreekSide]

Possibly Adena or Table Rock I find the black and white once in a while. Quartzite by the looks of it

 

[bc5391]

The white does appear to be quartz, is the flint sharpened like it was a tool? Nice find.

 

[CoilyGirl]

Possibly Adena or Table Rock I find the black and white once in a while. Quartzite by the looks of it

Thank you Creekside.

 

[CoilyGirl]

The white does appear to be quartz, is the flint sharpened like it was a tool? Nice find.

Yes the gray flint part is sharpened like a broken arrowhead. Thank you.

 

[CoilyGirl]

That is nice looking material.

Thank you newnan man. I was quite excited when I eyeballed it.

 

[Rockdog]

Looks adena to me. Live the material.

 

[CoilyGirl]

Off topic but here is the atlatl I dug in 2014. Do ya’ll think it is an atlatl? I was told that but have no idea. I live in Middle Tennessee where there were Woodland as well as Mississippian period mound builders.

 

[CreekSide]

Off topic but here is the atlatl I dug in 2014. Do ya’ll think it is an atlatl? I was told that but have no idea. I live in Middle Tennessee where there were Woodland as well as Mississippian period mound builders.

How big is it? Might be a knife

 

[TerryC]

Page 435, Overstreet Arrowhead Guide. Morrow Mountain (type). Possibly 9000 years old! Similar types found in TN and KY. Value: $12-$24. Nice find! I am not an expert on arrowheads. Further research required! ╦╦C

 

[newnan man]

The base is chipped up making it fairly difficult to ID. It looks like a side notched point so I'm not thinking Morrow Mnt. There are so many side notch forms from that area it could be one of several types. A nice field grade one though.

 

[CoilyGirl]

How big is it? Might be a knife

It is exactly three inches long.

 

[CoilyGirl]

Page 435, Overstreet Arrowhead Guide. Morrow Mountain (type). Possibly 9000 years old! Similar types found in TN and KY. Value: $12-$24. Nice find! I am not an expert on arrowheads. Further research required! ╦╦C

I will have to look up that type. Thanks TerryC.

 

[Rockdog]

Off topic but here is the atlatl I dug in 2014. Do ya’ll think it is an atlatl? I was told that but have no idea. I live in Middle Tennessee where there were Woodland as well as Mississippian period mound builders.

Could be and Adena but it looks more like a Kirk to me. They tend to be thicker and bigger than most Adenas. Just my thoughts.