Point of The Month - Sticky

[RickB]

Thanks for the input guys. No doubt that it is a Gahagan biface knife. I guess I'll have to attempt one now. Rick B

[JackCrafty]

But of course, you need to attempt one.     After all, you have a killer example to go by!

[Zuma]

What do you all think about Vosburg as a potential POM?



New York & Northeast Typlogy - Creekside Artifacts
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NORTHEASTERN PROJECTILE POINTS. The following ... 5,000 - 2,000 BC Vosburg · Otter creek · Brewerton Side-Notched · Brewerton Corner-Notched

[Outbackbob48]

Zuma, Vosberg sounds like a challenge to me, let's go for it    Bob

[Zuma]

Wonderful! Bob
I think my romance with the point is that it is somewhat transitional ina big way.
A directional step  from deep corner notching to stemmed points.
The difference is the points are THIN like alot of Broadspears to follow.
But the respect of the soon to be forgotten notches and concaved basses seems to be paramount.
Looking forward to some awesome eye candy.
Zuma

[Stringman]

Here's my first attempt...

[Zuma]

Sweet! Stringman
Zuma

[Danzn Bar]

beautiful point scott...........
DBar

[Parnell]

Well here is my first POM attempt.  I made it this evening out of heat treated coral.

[Outbackbob48]

Parnell and Scott , Nice looking Vosburgs, I quess I better see what I can come up with. Bob

[Outbackbob48]

I got a few points made today, 2 Vosburgs and a pc of rootbeer with notchs. the dark vosburg is tuff pc of onondaga, and the grey one is a flake of georgetown.The rootbeer was a treat to work after the onondaga Bob

[Parnell]

Those look great, I really like the Onondaga.

[Zuma]

I especially like the long, wide thinning flake scars, Sort of a vestige of the Paleo era.
Nice looking spear points fellows
Zuma!
PS I modified this a bit. Normanskill

[1442]

Here's my attempt at a Vosberg and first point of the month. Made of Jasper.   Terry

[Outbackbob48]

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