Really little arrowheads

[quito]

I know I've shown some of these in the past, but we do have a few new people. I can get a dozen arrowheads on two dollars.😎

 

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[Americus]

Those are nice. Of what material are they made?

 

[quito]

Those are nice. Of what material are they made?

Thanks!

Most are Knife River Flint.

 

[RustyGold]

Nice Bird Points! Very similar to the ones one sees from Africa that are extremely old.

 

[CHUDs]

I can't believe anyone can even see those when hunting...

 

[quito]

Nice Bird Points! Very similar to the ones one sees from Africa that are extremely old.

These are from North Dakota.

 

[Mrdigz]

Awesome!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

These are probably the smallest ones I own. The first two pictures are from Arizona and the last one is from New Mexico.

 

[Cassews]

Those are awesome .. One day I will find an arrow head ... Thanks for sharing!

 

[NCPeaches]

They are all exquisite! Love them!

 

[chase2]

Very sweet!

 

[Clay Slayer]

I can't believe anyone can even see those when hunting...

No kidding...how the heck do you see those points lying on the ground? Do you maybe look in certain natural deposit places where maybe moving water collects them or something like that? That's the only thing I can think of. I can't imagine walking a field and seeing that lying in the dirt. Very cool.

 

[Jon Stewart]

I was hunting a spot known for finding beads. I spotted a stone bead smaller than a dime and while looking thru the lens of the camera to photo my find I saw a grey point laying about two inches from the bead. I did not see the point when I first spotted the bead.

 

[unclemac]

No kidding...how the heck do you see those points lying on the ground? Do you maybe look in certain natural deposit places where maybe moving water collects them or something like that? That's the only thing I can think of. I can't imagine walking a field and seeing that lying in the dirt. Very cool.

you develop the "eye" for it and start seeing them in your sleep too...

 

[crj1968]

you develop the "eye" for it and start seeing them in your sleep too...

LOL isn't that the truth. Once you get into an area with flakes your nose get's pretty close to the ground. Those are awesome points Quito and Grim !

 

[RGINN]

Cool points, quito. Those were made by a race of little people that were here in the past before us. (Just kidding, but that is a story you will hear from some elders.) I think the smaller points are easier to knap out, but smaller points do penetrate the target better and easier.

 

[Bass]

Great finds and thanks for sharing them. I know when I found some these small I had to get on my hands and knees to see them

 

[Bow Only]

Here's a good story about little points. My Dad and I were looking for points one day and it was very windy. I'm talking 20 mph winds and gusting even higher. We hadn't found much when my Dad sees something moving in the wind along the ground. He goes over and sure enough, it was a Pineallas point. It is pictured here and is the point to the left of the center point. It's the only example I know of where a point came and found the person.

 

[quito]

Here's a good story about little points. My Dad and I were looking for points one day and it was very windy. I'm talking 20 mph winds and gusting even higher. We hadn't found much when my Dad sees something moving in the wind along the ground. He goes over and sure enough, it was a Pineallas point. It is pictured here and is the point to the left of the center point. It's the only example I know of where a point came and found the person.

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LOL! Good eye, Great story

 

[roscoelux]

My smallest point, Northern New Mexico.