Paleo or Archaic Knife?

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All I can say is, it is incredible this remained in one piece. Very nice, ink-a-alot. I'm guessing it wasn't out of the dirt very long. A recent washout, perhaps? :icon_thumleft:

HH,
BW
 

Clearly a Geofact! IMHO Just kidding!!!!!! :laughing9: :laughing9: Another outstanding find brother, I would die on the spot if I pulled something like that out of the ground. :icon_thumleft:
 

Holy Toledo what is it? Awsome find Inks :thumbsup:
One word: BIG

HH
TnMtns

P.s airborne is cracking me up :laughing7:
 

Airborne80 said:
TnMountains said:
Holy Toledo what is it? Awsome find Inks :thumbsup:
One word: BIG

HH
TnMtns

P.s airborne is cracking me up :laughing7:
:headbang: :headbang: :laughing9: ;D
It took me a week of hard digging and sifting too find that baby, I wish yall the best of luck on yall's hunts.
 

ink-a-alot said:
thirty7 said:
What a monster! great find Ink, banner worthy imo. Early parallel flaking, late paleo or early archaic imo.
Whats Imo??

In My Opinion :thumbsup:
 

TnMountains said:
Holy Toledo what is it? Awsome find Inks :thumbsup:
One word: BIG

HH
TnMtns

P.s airborne is cracking me up :laughing7:

Me too.

Nice knife.
Newt
 

That too is a Scottsbluff. If you look at some that have little or now resharpening, you can see clearly that it has the Scottsbluff style stem. It has been resharpened several times, or it would have been an inch or two longer and at least twice as wide!!
I might add too that the last owner of that thing did a lil traveling. The material is Ouachita quartzite. It comes from the Ouachita mts. in S.E. Oklahoma/S.W. Arkansas. (About Two hours from Mt.Pleasant)
Super nice Josh. Not often one comes across a Scotty that size.
BTW, Scottsbluffs are considered early archaic. Around 7000 B.C.
 

Jonnyreb said:
That too is a Scottsbluff. If you look at some that have little or now resharpening, you can see clearly that it has the Scottsbluff style stem. It has been resharpened several times, or it would have been an inch or two longer and at least twice as wide!!
I might add too that the last owner of that thing did a lil traveling. The material is Ouachita quartzite. It comes from the Ouachita mts. in S.E. Oklahoma/S.W. Arkansas. (About Two hours from Mt.Pleasant)
Super nice Josh. Not often one comes across a Scotty that size.
BTW, Scottsbluffs are considered early archaic. Around 7000 B.C.
wow
 

Nice Blade................
I have only one broken point of Ouachita quartzite.................a Late Archaic point
A nice material many old point types are made from
And one the Calf Creek culture liked in South Oklahoma..............a very knappable material
 

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