N.C. Blade/Point ID

[Carolina Points]

Here is a blade and point that was found in N.C a few years ago at seperate sites, im unsure on what type of material they are, im thinking maybe a cobbs blade and a adena im not sure. any input would be helpful.
Thanks,
Clint

 

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[*Molly*]

I would say the blade is a Badin, unsure about the other point though, ppl are quick to label everything with a rounded base, An Adena. The Badin is Rhyolite, but not sure what material the other point is, thats why I am unsure of the type.
Might be from another state. I would have to actually hold it, to tell what material it is.
JMHO.

Molly.

 

[Carolina Points]

Molly is the black one what they call Kays Flint in N.C
Clint

 

[SoIll]

The black one looks beveled to me, and that would make it not Adena.

 

[Carolina Points]

SoIll it does have a real good bevel to it
Clint

 

[SoIll]

I'd call it an archaic stemmed knife/point.

 

[*Molly*]

Well I showed the points to a good friend of mine here in NC. He said the Triangular point is a preform, The other a Morrow Mt, made from VA black rhyolite. Apparently we are too far from Kays flint.

Molly.

 

[Carolina Points]

Hey Molly I forgot to mention that the Black point Has white specks and streaks on the backside an a little on the front I don't know if this will help ID it any better
Clint

 

[*Molly*]

I come across such on my black rhyolite too. Its so difficult to tell what material it is without actually holding it.

Molly.