But I do have my boss hooked on trying to find them after I picked one up in his footprint when he was looking for one on an excavated creek bank. I can't remember which pictures I posted up- I hate to do any reposts- but here is my pride and joy that I found last spring. It was shining like a q beam in the clear water on the extreme upper end of a what turns into a sizeable river. Not far from where I found this point the water comes out of the hill to start its long journey downstream. I have found that, if I hunt the upper end of old creeks, I tend to find more complete artifacts. 
That is a fine dime ain't it duckter?
Tica here is a point that has me confused. It is a large point- probably the biggest I have found so far. It has a cool coloration on one of the shoulders and made my knees buckle when I saw it had been broken off. I cannot seem to find a fit to what point style this is. The shoulders are barbed pretty heavily- the picture does it no justice (it's a crappy picture I had to crop it out). But the rounded tip makes it an oddball. I cannot see what this would have been used for. Maybe for blunt force trauma? It's not like any of the knives I have found. It seems as though it was used as a projectile but it doesn't look very aerodynamic. The only thing I can figure is the point was broken at the tip and reshaped with the rounded tip? I have no idea, maybe you can give some input.
