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  1. #1
    Atlantis0077

    Bird Points Anyone.....Some nice little finds........

    Afternoon,

    Here are some birdies for you to consider. Many are Bassets a few other odds n ends. All nice points. Would not have liked being shot with one of these little jagged suckers.

    Happy Hunting,

    Atlantis
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    us
    May 2009
    Northeast Missouri
    381

    Re: Bird Points Anyone.....Some nice little finds........

    Great bird points!! Are they all from the same site?

  3. #3
    us
    Jan 2010
    Fouke,Arkansas
    78

    Re: Bird Points Anyone.....Some nice little finds........

    Those are some nice examples of true arrowpoints.Some of those look almost like a Friley/Catahoula hybrid.Thanks for sharing.
    Arrowhead shaped leaves are the enemy!

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    us
    Jan 2009
    South
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    Re: Bird Points Anyone.....Some nice little finds........

    Thats what a arrowhead is supposed to look like. Very nice !

  5. #5
    Atlantis0077

    Re: Bird Points Anyone.....Some nice little finds........

    Morning,

    Thanks for the comments. These are all Louisiana points. I use the common vernacular for arrowheads and call them "bird points." True arrowheads these are...shot, not thrown. Yes in Louisiana more than most places the indians seemed to delight in mixing point characteristics so you get many mixed breeds. We have a Friley variant here that though rare is one of the most exquisite points I have ever seen.....it is a cross between a Friley and an Agee. Also you see Basset, Alba and Bonham crosses and Catahoula, Homan, Cuney, and several others that take on cross characteristics. Big points are impressive, but the skill that goes into making some of the smaller points was truly amazing.

    Happy Hunting,

    Atlantis

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    us
    Jan 2009
    South
    6,613
    1 times
    Banner Finds (1)

    Re: Bird Points Anyone.....Some nice little finds........

    Quote Originally Posted by Atlantis0077
    Morning,

    Thanks for the comments. These are all Louisiana points. I use the common vernacular for arrowheads and call them "bird points." True arrowheads these are...shot, not thrown. Yes in Louisiana more than most places the indians seemed to delight in mixing point characteristics so you get many mixed breeds. We have a Friley variant here that though rare is one of the most exquisite points I have ever seen.....it is a cross between a Friley and an Agee. Also you see Basset, Alba and Bonham crosses and Catahoula, Homan, Cuney, and several others that take on cross characteristics. Big points are impressive, but the skill that goes into making some of the smaller points was truly amazing.

    Happy Hunting,

    Atlantis
    I have to agree the skill level was very high to make the arrow points in later times. Interesting that you see and recognise the cross breeds. I wonder if it was a type of point evolution or transition. I mean,, I am sure it was but most points just hop to the next specie. Interesting you brought this to our attention.
    Thanks,
    TnMtns

 

 

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