Archaic?

[geezer]

Found this little 1 inch point today in a wash out gullie on a creek. It came a turd floater of a storm last night and I had the day off. This one is paper thin and about an inch long with a slightly ground base Im just unsure of type...copena? Yall bear with me Im just now learning types of flint,points etc. Found it in Middle Tn. I found one almost identical to it about 10 or so years ago in the same area. Thanks for looking, let me know if you need more pics.

[George Looney]

Nice little thin well made point,,,out of my area so no need for me to guess.

[Rockit Man]

nice find!!! looks older to me? like George out of my area so well done.

[Steve Valentine]

Wrong forum. The Typology forum is for posting know types and a description of such for people to use as an ID guide. This belongs in the What In The World forum so I moved it there for you.

Thanks.

[Indianasmith]

Small for a Copena but sure has the classic shape!

[ghost recon]

Jacks Reef Pentagonal imo.

[geezer]

I thought Jacks reef also. Thanks

[gpblood]

Looking through a common identification guide ,
your piece resembles a mid to late Archaic blade
sometimes called ' Frazier '
Looks to be a very nice thin piece .
GregBlood

[geezer]

Yes it is very thin, probably the thinest of any ive found, very cool to me! I hope to post a few more pics and a side by side of one I picked up many years ago in the same area that very well might be its twin. Thanks for looking.

[geezer]

Heres a couple of "the twins" and the thinness