Possible point

[Nathan W]

Found at the park I work. We tilled up a large area for planting seed awhile back. I been causally scanning it when I’m over near it. Found this today. Looks like markings. The second pic is natural light.

 

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[pepperj]

Found at the park I work. We tilled up a large area for planting seed awhile back. I been causally scanning it when I’m over near it. Found this today. Looks like markings. The second pic is natural light.

I would take possible out, and stick with the point.
Nice one.

 

[dognose]

Do both sides appear to have been flaked?

When I zoom in the image is blurred; Can you give us a clear closer image please?

It has the shape of a point.

 

[Nathan W]

Do both sides appear to have been flaked?

When I zoom in the image is blurred; Can you give us a clear closer image please?

It has the shape of a point.

Yes let me take new pics with natural light

 

[Nathan W]

Do both sides appear to have been flaked?

When I zoom in the image is blurred; Can you give us a clear closer image please?

It has the shape of a point.

 

[robertk]

It's still a bit hard to tell, but that sure looks like a point to me.

 

[CreekSide]

Nice little point find. Probably dates late Woodland to Mississippian period. I found 2 that looked like it but there was many triangle types that it could be. I chose the 2 and one didn’t have any example pictures.

 

[Nathan W]

Nice little point find. Probably dates late Woodland to Mississippian period. I found 2 that looked like it but there was many triangle types that it could be. I chose the 2 and one didn’t have any example pictures.

Thanks for the chart

 

[CreekSide]

Thanks for the chart

You can click on the pictures I provided and see the ages as well as the description they provide. It’s a good frame point

 

[old digger]

I do not believe your find is a point. You need to research on the basics of uniform flaking and types of points in your area. This will help you in identifying artifacts. I wish you luck in your searches for artifacts.

 

[Tdog]

From the pics you provided, I believe you have a lanceolate shaped arrow point Congrats!

 

[CreekSide]

From the pics you provided, I believe you have a lanceolate shaped arrow point Congrats!

Maybe it’s Rhyolite?

 

[CreekSide]

Rhyolite is a material they used a lot in NC and VA. It’s a very grainy type of stone that they liked to use cause it was easy to knap.