Need help identifying arrowhead - would be appreciated

[Antique17]

Would anyone be able to identify the style and time period of this arrowhead? Found in central Minnesota. I believe it's made from quartzite. Please share any thoughts or ideas - any help would be appreciated!

 

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[Older The Better]

That’s definitely a different shape, I’ll be interested what people say, did you personally find it or was that what someone said?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

No expert on styles, but it does look some what like a Durst Stemmed.

Durst Stemmed

 

[ToddsPoint]

That has the outline of a northern paleo point called a Barnes. They are usually fluted but that orthoquartzite might not have been fluteable. Barnes are very similar to Cumberland points and were identified at the Thetford II site in Ontario. They are part of the Parkhill complex. This is just a wild guess on my part.😜

 

[Antique17]

Would anyone be able to identify the style and time period of this arrowhead? Found in central Minnesota. I believe it's made from quartzite. Please share any thoughts or ideas - any help would be appreciated!

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I found this point and it really does'nt match anything that i have found in the past in this area. I had a thought of it being some kind of weird Agate Basin.--- tell me i'm wrong --ha. thank you for your interest!!

 

[Antique17]

Very interesting !! Thank you !!

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Couple Durst for comparison.