Let?s see some Snyder?s cluster

[Older The Better]

I was working with my finds again, when I came to this one I realized I don?t see many like this posted, I?ve got it pegged as a grand... let?s see some others from this cluster, I know they are out there




And a bonus one from the same spot, would have been a beauty, I?m just calling it a Snyder?s

 

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[Older The Better]

... I guess apostrophes are now question marks...

 

[Up-North]

As close as I can get…
Poor pics.. but it is 5:30 on a Monday morning.
Never put a type on this one.. may be hopewell..
She’s rough but may be a Snyder.. well I’m calling it that… today anyways..lol

 

[Up-North]

Another head scratcher.. notches and poor quality…
Says not snyder

 

[Up-North]

Of course it’s gonna go sideways… no question marks anyway…lol

 

[Mortenson]

Here's a possible Snyders we found last night. Looks like a pretty good match if you imagine the rest of it. Fits the "well-executed but random percussion flaking" and "quality material and has a high quality of workmanship" description at Projectile Points...

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

 

[dognose]

here a nice snyders I posted a few years back.

 

[dognose]

Snyder's from southern Illinois

 

[Older The Better]

Maybe they are more rare than I thought, unless I’m mistaken they are associated with hopewell which was pretty widespread, I like the others so far, I’m a bit partial to that ace of spades shape... I’ll throw in what Im calling a north blade, it’s a preform at the least

 

[dognose]

Here is a Snyders I found in a farm field in Marion County Indiana in the 90s. A few years later the farmer sold his farm and a housing development is now there.

This point is semi translucent.

A month or so after I found this, a relic hunting buddy found a nice banner in the field.

 

[Older The Better]

Nice one for sure, I’d love to find one like that

 

[dognose]

Point found in Hancock County Indiana in the mid 1980's

 

[dognose]

Found this guy in the middle of a field, walking to the camp area. Turned out to be a pretty nice find without any damage.

 

[Older The Better]

Dognose has some nice ones thanks for sharing.

 

[ToddsPoint]

Here's one I found in Macon Co. IL in the 90's. It's 2 3/4" and made from Burlington flint. It was found on the Lake Fork drainage ditch about 75 mi. east northeast of the original type site, which is the Snyder Farm located on the IL River in I believe Hardin Co. IL. Correction: The site is in Calhoun Co. IL, not Hardin.




I found this one close to home in Shelby Co. IL. The material is Cobden flint from Union Co. IL. Gary

 

[ToddsPoint]

Snyder's from southern Illinois

IIRC, I think Dognose's Snyder in post #8 is a fairly rare sub-type called a Gibson. Gary