I thought so too, until you see it's been intentionally shaped. I'll upload some better pictures of it this evening.
Gotta pick up some trash every once in awhile haha 🤷‍♂️
While there are a few genuine points in picture most are natural rocks.
🤣🤣 good one.
I'm sorry, I know it is disappointing, many are not artifacts, just rocks, there are a couple field grade points, several broken pieces, rest are natural.
lol every piece pictured is a finished blade with the exception of two preforms. This group is not very informed. Arrowheads aren’t some commodity grade quality blah blah. It’s the fact the someone made this anywhere from 1000-8000 years ago and I just plucked it from a field. 43 in 10 trips. Numerous hematite tools, drills, different styles, different ages. Amongst numerous burial mounds, one of which was excavated in the 60’s where they documented identical points. I might not have much experience with native tools, but I do know arrowheads. Thanks though, I understand there’s only so much you can see through a picture.
Many of them are broken. Doesn’t make them any less desirable, that’s just my opinion. These were separated from the three mason jars of flakes I recovered.
. Hey, if he thinks it's all good, no problem here. And true, the pics aren't very good.I do see the 4 places it appears to be flaked radially (either naturally or by man).
