Help ID East Texas Arrowheads

[christianehayes]

I have found all of these in Angelina County, Texas.

 

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[CATFISH]

Very nice. I especially like the blue and red one.

 

[capt-zero]

I liked the one with the purple polka dots. I bet they would be even more impressive if the post came with pictures. Coming from Angelina county they were either made of petrified wood and made by the Caddo, or they were bartered goods.

 

[Broken knee]

Welcome to Tnet, pictures will help. HH
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[cpc988]

Nice find!! Great job😃

 

[capt-zero]

There are a couple or three made of petrified wood (the only native stone around there with a concoidal fracture), the rest are bartered goods. There was a thriving trade with the Karonkawa(?) in central Texas for chert and flint. I had a friend who used to hunt in the San Rayburn area and used to find ones made of materials not found for 3 or 4 hundred miles from the area. Real unusual ones, petrified coral, quartz, and obsidian. One gorgeous spearpoint made from Llanite (I suspect that was made by a hobbyist though, because Llanite wasn't discovered till they cut through a hill to put in Texas HWY 77 in the fifties.

 

[rock]

Welcome to Tnet. I would like for you to post them in the the Artifact forum that we have here if you dont mind. Maybe take your pics outside in natural light and use the marco setting so they wont come out blurry. There somebody should know what you have. Thanks, rock

 

[River Rat]

Moved to AIA, hopefully they'll be IDed for ya.