bmartin0693
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I would normally be outside doing landscaping but it just won't stop raining here. These storms are really putting a damper on my outdoor work/activities. Here's a few better quality examples from my NC Arrowhead Collection, mainly the northwestern Piedmont. There is 14 from this selection I found personally, including the tomahawk club head. You will see types such as, Dalton, Kirk, Guilford, Morrow Mtn., Stanley, Savannah, Wills Cove, and Adena. Also, some of the materials displayed are: sugar quartz (Guilford), white quartz, clear quartz, quartzite, jasper, & variously composed rhyolites. The Milky Quartz Dalton has a pinkish base and it is from Granville Co., NC. You may notice in that frame also that some of the other quartz has some pink colorations. There's arrowheads here from Yadkin, Surry, Stokes, Forsyth, Guilford, Randolph, Alexander and Edgecombe Counties to name a few more. The tomahawk stone club was found along the Yadkin River bottoms. I simply cut a piece of popular wood to make the handle and fastened it with rubber bands, temporarily until I think of something better. I've been working on a few more different style stone clubs with soft maple wood handles in my spare time. It'll be at least a month before I can make a finished product. If they look halfway decent I may post some pictures in the future. If anyone wants to know about one in particular, I will be glad to share some info I know about it. Thanks for your views!
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