Artifact ID - Smoker!!

[Bazo]

I had the privilege of looking at and handling this today. This was found in Kansas I believe by a friend of mines Great Grandfather years ago. It’s a stunner for sure.










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[Flint knapper]

Sweet!!! and so thin!

[kenforu]

That is very cool

[NannySlayer]

Incredible


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[Bazo]

Could this be a Thebes Point? Doesn’t look like the right region but the shape is similar.


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[bownut]

Very nice

[BTLowry]

Cool

[txwhitetail]

Don’t know of a type in Kansas like that.


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[BayouCat]

Nice!!

[Bazo]

Don’t know of a type in Kansas like that.


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It could be from another region but they thought Kansas.


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[twosixteens]

I sure would like to know more about this point. Wonder what a point like this was used for?

[HotRod Hunter]

I sure would like to know more about this point. Wonder what a point like this was used for?

Maybe it is from a Prehistoric souvenir shop the nomads would stop at.

[RifleBowPistol]

Maybe it is from a Prehistoric souvenir shop the nomads would stop at.

If it's legit, it was not on an arrow, it would have been on the end of a spear or lance. We have one that is very large, that we found in a creek where we used to live, way too big and heavy to have been launched on the end of a arrow. I know where we found the head, buffalo used to be grazing grounds for buffalo herds.

[Clark]

That’s amazing.
Thx for sharing

[speck1]

St. Charles dovetail is similar and found east of Kansas. I am not familiar with that flint(chert) type though. Hopefully garguy will chime in. You got me fired up to go dig tomorrow.