Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: seminolewind on August 11, 2013, 11:06:13 am
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I found this one in Bisbee Arizona near the old rifle range south of town. Pretty funny story actually, I was hiking around and nature was calling it was #2 :o needless to say the moment I found it was when I was squatting behind an old Creosote bush. I Looked down and almost forgot to pull my pants up before jumping around all happy !
I have never seen anything like it just curious what you guys might be able to tell me about it.
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If that were in the southeast or the Mississippi River area, I would say that it was a Gary, a mid to late Archaic point. However, that is WAAAAY out side the range of that type of point, so all I can say is great find.
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In Central Texas I'd call it a Wells.
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Nice you need to come up here we'll hunt the fields.
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Nice you need to come up here we'll hunt the fields.
That would be really cool !
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Looks like a very nice Santa Cruz to me. 1400-600 years old. it's possible that it could be a drill to make a tapered hole for something like a water jug... but I'm going with a Santa Cruz....final answer
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Looks like a very nice Santa Cruz to me. 1400-600 years old. it's possible that it could be a drill to make a tapered hole for something like a water jug... but I'm going with a Santa Cruz....final answer
Very cool, so heres my next question what are you using for your references if its a book I might have to get it. I have an old overstreet book but its not all that great.
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...Overstreet..lol I have the 12th addition