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[SoIll]

I actually got these off of my brother when he found himself in a bind last month.
Does anyone know the type on the point? I was thinking Osceola, but I don't really know.
I really like these pieces. I didn't have any fully-grooved axes, but I do now.
Enjoy.

 

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[Tnmountains]

Looks like a greenbriar to me and a nice one at that. Nice axe also. Is the material of the axe granite? I have one a friend sent me years ago still in a box from arizona? It looks like that material..
Nice to help your bro out.

TnMountains

 

[SoIll]

I really don't know my hardstone materials too well. I guess it could be granite.

 

[uniface]

Super Greenbriar !!!!!!!

 

[creek astronaut]

very nice SoIll,those are some nice pieces.thx for sharing the pics

 

[SoIll]

Thanks for the replies.

 

[abarnard]

Nice Ax!!! It looks to me like the material would be granitic.. There's more mafic minerals in the stone artifact than k-spar which is pink. The mineral grains seem to be all conistently small throughout, which means the material was cooled beneath the earths surface (intrusive)... I would have to get a closer look.. Cool artifact

 

[The Grim Reaper]

It's definitely in the Greenbrier, Osceola, Big Sandy, Matanzas family of points. I usually just lump them into the Archaic Side Notch category and go from there if I'm not 100% certain.

Nice pieces!!

 

[silvercop]