ID suggestions please...

[Logic2]

Found in W. Texas
Base and stem ground with nice secondary flaking on upper half.

Anyone out there have suggestions as to what this may be ?

Thx
Mike

[Indianasmith]

I'd call it an Angostura, or maybe a Victoria. Killer piece, whatever label you put on it!

[jamiebenedickt]

Originally Posted by Indianasmith

I'd call it an Angostura, or maybe a Victoria. Killer piece, whatever label you put on it!

Yeah first thing that came into my mind too, sweet piece.

[Logic2]

Originally Posted by Indianasmith

I'd call it an Angostura, or maybe a Victoria. Killer piece, whatever label you put on it!

I appreciate the feedback
I was thinking Sedalia due to it only having only 1 shoulder (apparently be design) and asymmetrical with one larger blade edge.
I'm Not familiar with this type.

Thanks Again guys -

[Panola]

Carrolton ?

[Cluton]

Sedalia????? Don't think so, and it doesn't look Ango! I'm leaning with DBs guess, and the material is real nice! It looks to be random flaked!

[MidlandMan]

Another one for the P.C. Early Stemmed. Thats killer whatever it is. I have no hesitation placing it in the Late Paleo period. Where did Sedalia come from?? That is a foreign culture and way far away not to mention wrong time period. Looks like high grade Edwards Plat. chert/flint. At any rate a top point to be sure. Was this a personal find and what county was it found?

[George Looney]

Out of my area,,,but I'm with MidlandMan,,,I like Early Stemmed,with the grinding ,,hows bout maybe Hell Gap ??

[comanche]

Texas to Ok.,,,,,Travis
This is one I would need to put my hands on,,,,But From Here it looks like a "Travis all Day.The Knapping is key to typing this guy.
I do not think Victoria because there is not an Incurvate Base.
I am not seeing Early Stem Lanceolate Flaking.I agree with Charlie.Looks like Random Flake removals.
The other Idea would be Archaic Knife but I not think it is that old as well///JMO
Any other Artifacts found in relation with this?/////c

[SmokyHill]

Originally Posted by Logic2

I appreciate the feedback
I was thinking Sedalia due to it only having only 1 shoulder (apparently be design) and asymmetrical with one larger blade edge.I'm Not familiar with this type.
Thanks Again guys -

Originally Posted by MidlandMan

Where did Sedalia come from?? That is a foreign culture and way far away not to mention wrong time period.

Logic2 did mention "due to it only having one shoulder" ...perhaps he meant to say Sandia instead of Sedalia.

Either way its obviously not a Sedalia and Sandia is not a valid type.

SH