Cody Knife

This artifact exhibits a medium-sized, asymmetric knife morphology, characterized by a blade that can display a range of curvature, from straight to distinctly excurvate. When shoulders are present, they tend to be subdued and not prominently defined. The stem is typically straight, terminating in a base that is also straight. Notably, the overall appearance of this knife can vary significantly depending on the specific manufacturing techniques employed, yet its fundamental characteristics remain consistent, namely, an asymmetrical configuration and a diagonal orientation of the blade.

This projectile is predominantly discovered in Canada and the northern grasslands. It can also be located in the northwestern region and as far south as Texas, as well as northeastern Chihuahua, northern Coahuila, northern Nuevo Leon, and the northernmost part of Tamaulipas, Mexico. Often found alongside Eden and Scottsbluff points, with numerous examples sharing a similar geographic range as the Scottsbluff point