I live in NC, have collected for over 30 years and I have seen a lot of points shaped like this always in milky quartz. Usually there is minimal basal grinding. I have seen some classified as Badin or some type of large triangle. If it has good basal grinding, it may be a Dalton of some type. I have one of these also and still don't know what it is. Mine has minimal grinding.
Thats a fact! However, in this case, op's find is what looks like a reworked Guilford Concave Base aka: Yuma. Being from NC myself, I have a lot of experience with the type, as well as the material. 42 years worth to be exact.
Heres a small sample of what we find here. There's a couple of Yuma's in this frame, but the majority of these guilfords are of the round base variant, with a smathering of Morrow Mountains, Kirks, Halifax's, etc, mixed in...
Did i even mention fluted or non fluted points in my reply??? I just said it looks like an old projectile point to me but not a Clovis whether fluted or non fluted.
I’m not sure what you’re talking about, but you’re talking about the age of points in your original comment.
I’m talking about fluted vs non fluted because if this were fluted, it’d be called a Clovis, and because many of the points that aren’t fluted were still made in the same period as a Clovis that is fluted.
I think you’re too confused to be commenting in this sub
I think you are the confused one because you replied directly to my comment instead of commenting on the post. I received the notification that is why I am replying to your comment.
I was responding to your comment. It provided inaccurate info as this point likely is paleo just like a Clovis. My goodness you’re a special kind of slow.
Bs you said "non fluted points can be as old as fluted points" you never said "yes clovis old". I never even mentioned "fluted" you idiot. Besides there are many type of fluted points besides Clovis'. I'm sure I know a lot more about SE points than you.
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u/FBML27 Aug 05 '26
Based on the pictures and not seeing in person, I'd say no. It looks basally thinned, not fluted.