Yesterdays Find

[undertaker]

I only found this one point, but the corn has just been cut and most fields are still not plowed so hunting conditions are not at their best. The farmers usually start plowing just before deer season opens. Which then I have to make a choice....Deer hunting or artifact hunting. I can almost always find a nice 4000 to 6000 yr. old point, but finding a nice old buck has been difficult in recent years.

 

Amazon Forum Fav 👍

A History of Mining on the Kenai Peninsula, Alaska - Grab it through Amazon!

[undertaker]

Better pic

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Very nice...soon that corn will all be cut and make the hunting easier!

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

U,

either photo, looks like a very nice find.

have a good un..........

 

[COUNTRY GIRL]

Very nice! Just to get one good one in a day is all you can ask!! Lower Vt?

 

[Cannonman17]

Nice point! Any whole one is a good one in my book, I have always like the side notched point though. What material is that Some kind of ryolite or something?

 

[badandy]

Sweet find! I cant even help you on type or material, but I know I like it!
badandy

 

[undertaker]

Im not familar with the material, but researching overstreets identification book it appears to be a goddard point...type site Penobscot Maine.

 

[Cannonman17]

It could be one but most Goddard points are wider and more flat with a more archaic style flaking. This piece (this only my guess and opinion so don't be offended) looks to be a slightly later piece- (this is also all off the top of my head, wish I had my books un-packed so I could make a reference.)