Americain Indian Metal Artifacts - Has Anybody Picked up Them?

[SuchMuch]

Has anybody been lucky to pick up American Indian metal artifacts? How do they really look like?
I failed to find threads with subject finds... Pls point me where I can read about them?!

 

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[Buckleberry]

Are you serious

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Google "Bronze Age Map" then "images" and you'll notice it mostly only covered Europe and parts of the middle east...Geographically that's a very small part of the world so No, not "everywhere".

 

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[11KBP]

Just a few of the relics that I have found using a metal detector. The site is probably a small village from the 1850's to 1860's. View attachment 1426895

Nice display of gun parts kansa54.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I didn't find these, but these are from the Copper Culture of Wisconsin and were acquired by trade.

 

[Buckleberry]

Very cool Grim, I also have one copper awl I got in trade from WI.
How big is that one fish hook?

 

[Muddyhandz]

Nice examples everyone!
Speaking of fish hooks, the fur trade collectors get excited over Kirby hooks and I have found some at various sites.....





Of course I'll take them but I find the Native ones more exciting.
Like these ones made from awls....



I have a couple more awl fish hooks from others sites, so this isn't an isolated case.

Sure these rosette nails got bent from normal use but how many here were used as fish hooks?



I was quite happy with this find......

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/fur-trade-artifacts/301722-rolled-copper-hair-tubes-not-always.html

Back to the first picture.... Has anyone found the trim to an iron or kettle point?

 

[kansa54]

Nice display of gun parts kansa54.

Thanks 11KBP. I'm amazed at the number of gun parts I have found. They sure must have scavenged a lot of different guns.
Sure wish I could go back in time and see all that went on their.

 

[unclemac]

i am assuming those are from old trade guns which i understand often were more useful as clubs than guns after a while.

 

[MosesOfTheSouth]

only metal i have found. it's non ferrous, really heavy. from the response i've gotten about it, speculation has pointed towards a crudely forged nose ring. i really am happy to have found it. found in the proximity of my benton cache.