Found a few points today after the rain past….

[Smo]

 

[Carlos]

Wow!
Did you find all those in 1 trip?

 

[TNlandowner]

WOW, take me with you next time...you keep what ever I find and I'd love to learn ;o)

 

[Smo]

Yes, they were in my mailbox a Friend of mine from Virginia made them.

They were made from stone he picked up in the 80's around the Flat Woods area & the Buffalo River…
He's quite the Craftsman

 

[Huntaholic]

I was about to say, "I call bullshit on that!" LOL

 

[Teacher]

On the second row from the bottom, second point from the right-what is it? I have two like this I found on the river many years ago. I have never seen another one in anyone's collection like these.

The main reason I don't trade points or sell them is a lot of fakes are on the market nowadays. It kills me to find one with just a small piece missing that I know I could "touch up" but I won't touch it. Good conversation pieces, but not worth anything to me. Currently there are folks out west who are American Indians and they are selling points as authentic because of their bloodline. Crazy!

 

[jc0313]

On the second row from the bottom, second point from the right-what is it? I have two like this I found on the river many years ago. I have never seen another one in anyone's collection like these.

The main reason I don't trade points or sell them is a lot of fakes are on the market nowadays. It kills me to find one with just a small piece missing that I know I could "touch up" but I won't touch it. Good conversation pieces, but not worth anything to me. Currently there are folks out west who are American Indians and they are selling points as authentic because of their bloodline. Crazy!

Looks to be a Cumberland Fluted. projectilepoints.net is a useful resource when trying to ID point type.

 

[Smo]

I think a fluted Cumberland is correct…