BYRON K. found these on his recent
dig at Rio Bravo Pay Dig

Can anyone enlighten up to
what the beautiful long point is?

Looks to have some great
serration's along the sides too!

Thanks! - Michelle

angus? is the base ground?

I thought maybe a Aguaje ! Looks liek it in the "BOOK" heh on pahe 815 ..

Whats my stab and I am sticking to it! hehe

-Michelle

Dalton??????

I was in the wrong area!!!!!

ANy guesses??

Not real savey onthe digging lingo but it is not ground.

Thanks for the help there Michelle. I was leaning towards Dalton also. There are so many that look like this.

clovis or angostura ??

The one on the right kinda looks like a ballpoint pen.

I'll let the one on the right go at a good price any tackers

That looks like it might be a St. Mary's Hall. Hester has added that type as a mix between the Plainview and Angostura. A bunch were found in the Wilson Ck Sandpit.

ST MARY'S HALL, Thats interesting Brian, A new type to look for !
In the pic on the left, it looks like some really impressive serations, Not on one on the right .
Optical [ photographic ] illusion ?

Byron, IF that is really a new type, Mr Overstreet could be interested in listing it in his
latest book [ better hurry ] due out this fall.
It will immortalise your name in the front credits.

At the end of a long, slow diggin day, I've been known to utter the "Dan's prayer" for a final find.
Now maybe I'll throw in a Hail Mary Hall !

Yes it is serrated from the base to the tip on both sides. Thanks to all for the imput this is pretty interesting being kinda new to this stuff. keep um coming.

The base kind of throws me off because it's a Paleo-style base in some respects. But I beleive it to possibly be a Pandora knife, although I've never seen a serrated Pandora before. Or in a best case option, it could be a extremely large Dalton.

Angview

A pic that might be a little more clear that could show the flaking...or possible basal grinding would be very helpful in correctly identifying.

No grinding= Darl blade. They come in all shapes, folks. jmo