Knife River Flint Oxbow point

[TundraPlugger]

I did a quick walk after work today and found a few nice pieces. The Oxbow point is 1½" long.
Mountrail County, ND
The in-situ is of the Oxbow how I found it in the stream bed.....didn't figure I'd pull a complete point out!

 

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[Edgychris1]

Amazing pint. Once again stunning lith!

 

[smokeythecat]

What kind of material is that?

 

[Fat]

Knife River Flint is the lithic. Knife river NoDak..

 

[TundraPlugger]

Amazing pint. Once again stunning lith!

Thanks Chris! Aside from Paleo points, Oxbow is probably my favorite point type.

 

[Tdog]

Nice find Mike. I fondled some of the KRF you sent me just today!

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Oxbow.html

 

[TundraPlugger]

Nice find Mike. I fondled some of the KRF you sent me just today!

https://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Oxbow.html

Thanks Tdog! Glad you enjoyed that stuff!

 

[smokeythecat]

Is that one early archaic? Our jaspers here are not clear at all.

 

[kentucky Quinn]

Great finds, thanks for sharing those!

 

[old digger]

That is a great find,but I like the knife also.

 

[TundraPlugger]

Is that one early archaic? Our jaspers here are not clear at all.

They are late Early Archaic to early Middle Archaic

 

[TundraPlugger]

Is that one early archaic? Our jaspers here are not clear at all.

About 4500 years old

 

[TundraPlugger]

Great finds, thanks for sharing those!

Thanks quinn!

 

[TundraPlugger]

That is a great find,but I like the knife also.

Thanks digger! That knife is really cool too. It was a bonus after I found the Oxbow.

 

[Garscale]

Nice oxbow.

That other stuff hints at folsom .

 

[newnan man]

You're probably getting tired of all the KRF stuff you find so I'll gladly take some off your hands for you! Great finds!

 

[ToddsPoint]

Is that one early archaic? Our jaspers here are not clear at all.

KRF is actually silicified lignite. It has white specks in it that are part of a cattail swamp that was covered by the deposit. KRF has eroded out of it's original deposit and can be found where it was redeposited as cobbles in Dunn and Mercer Counties in ND. It was quarried by digging pits. Lots of them. Here's a pic of one quarry. This is the Lynch quarry. Click to enlarge and you'll see the thousands of pits. Gary

 

[TundraPlugger]

Nice oxbow.

That other stuff hints at folsom .

Thanks Gar!

 

[TundraPlugger]

You're probably getting tired of all the KRF stuff you find so I'll gladly take some off your hands for you! Great finds!

Thanks newnan! You tell me where to send it and I'll put some in the mail for you.....I've got way too much of it. I keep a ziplock bag in my truck for all the broken stuff and it's getting full.

 

[dognose]

Very nice relics, the large scraper is outstanding