arrowhead

Ok; I’m torn on this one. Looks like a notched point, but is it? From far NE Illinois All feedback appreciated!

I posted a pic of this a short while back, but I wanted to include better pics and ask a question. From NE Illinois. The FreeBSD I got was this was possibly a woodland triangle. However from what I see, there is a clear haft line where the resharpening ended. They clearly sharpened this to a...

The blade is extremely thin. Very nice material. Any idea if this was a knife? Any way to put a date on this one?

Any idea on type? Base is ground. Found in central KY. Any help is appreciated!

Hi all I stopped at the same antique store in KY this week and the owner found this in her “junk” bin. She said she had it for years and apparently found near the KY, TN border on a farm years ago. I’m not an expert but this looks Clovis like. Does it look authentic? I paid $30 for it-I’m a...

From far NE Illinois. It’s a side notch, heavily reworked. About the length of a quarter. One ear is broken but also appears to have an impact fracture. I’m thinking Merom but these are more common in southern Illinois. The material looks nice which is rare for the area-perhaps acquired in...

Hi all This is from far NE Illinois. It’s quite thick, and the stack likely limited additional reduction. However I’m more interested in if you think the base snapped and was reworked on one side or was part of the original flake platform. Also, any idea of the flaking in any way can help...

Hi treasurenet, I need some serious help with this one. It was found in a sandy field next to a very small creek in Oconto county Wisconsin. It seems to be copper as it has patina and is non magnetic. I found a copper nugget a year ago near this one. I was assuming it is native copper culture...

2 days ago, I had a few great finds. I found some fire cracked rock, pitted stones aka nutting stones, a broken point, and a projectile or drill with a snapped base. Let me know your thoughts, especially on the pitted stone...when I rinsed it off, I felt like it was smiling at me. What do you...

Somebody tell me if I post to much I was years late to the party I got a lot to share haha

I’m sharing ones I’m not sure on so maybe we can all learn something. All found in Arkansas north west corner close to Missouri line.

Found in Northeastern Utah, looking for help on identification and possible time/era.

First time fining one of these not sure actually what type any ideas?

I am far and away no expert when it comes to points or arrowheads, but I have seen bronze age points that resemble this find, so I feel it's better to be safe than sorry. It was found in a New England farm field with known native American and early colonial activity. It is non magnetic, and...

So after many years (long before me as well) of finding arrowheads at our ranch, I decided to put together a "frameable" presentation where we could see some of our finds and label them accordingly. Let me know your thoughts and if I got them all correct (before I secure them to the poster)...

Hello. I am totally uneducated regarding Native American points. Over my boyhood years, I always kept my eyes to the ground looking for interesting threads. Over that time I found a few native points, but I haven’t a clue as to their identity. All of these come from central Indiana. I’m...

I found this in the ocean not far from the shore in Clearwater Beach Florida, I thought it was a Tooth but looks more like a arrow head. Can someone identify this please.

Back at it again in Greenbrier Co, West Virginia! Possibly a Jack's Reef made out of Laurel Run (Wythe Co, Va) chert?? Reply with your thoughts

They're from Northern California I assume because that's where the people I got them from went gold prospecting. They claimed they were genuine, and I did see some age on some of them, but I couldn't be sure. And if they are real, can anyone identify what type of arrowheads they are and maybe...

Kinda banged up little Ensor, but possibly the nicest preform I've ever found. Super thin and translucent! Creek finds today

I found my second bison skull today, it is complete all the way down to the snout and has a little tip damage on the horn but I don’t care! This thing is heavy! It’s huge! NEKS  EDIT: a pic with my keys as size reference this thing is a monster!

Hello Experts, We are new to this site and need your help identifying our latest findings. My 8 year old found ( what I believe) an arrowhead. Again, I have no clue and need your help identifying it. We found it near a creek in Virginia Beach,VA. Any assistance identifying is highly...

Tilled up my garden plot, and found some more interesting pieces! New to artifact hunting, so please help me. I’m thinking the arrowhead I found is a stemmed Kirk? Also wondering if the quartz pieces I found could be flakes or broken arrowheads. All were found in a 60x80’ area. I’m in central...

Found my first arrowhead today in northwest Florida! Been looking and digging test holes on our property for a while and have only found a few flakes and broken pieces until now. This one was barely covered with dirt. The field has been plowed and cultivated in the past. It has a broken tip, but...

Found a nice arrowhead. My first one and only one so far. In about 8 inches of water in a small lake that has lots of whitefish. Thinking it was used to spear fish.

Hi. Found this white quartz arrowhead - or maybe it’s a short-stemmed “point” - on the banks of the Piscataqua River in Portsmouth NH. Wondering if anyone can tell me how to determine age and/or what Native American peoples might have crafted and used this? Thnx!

Hi All, I found this while snorkeling at the North-West coast of Sardinia, at around 5m depth, some 100-150m off the shore. Cleaned it a bit, but didn't attempt any further as not to damage it. If you have any ideas what it could be or how I could clean it further let me know please. Here's a...

Can anyone help me ID and date this arrowhead I found on the gulf coast of the Florida panhandle? By the shape and location I would say it's an Adena but I'm not sure. https://i.imgur.com/DG7vrou.jpg

I was out in the middle of no where visiting relatives in Warren County that own a few acres. Found this by a lake on their property. Thoughts? You think it's an arrowhead?

Anyone know of some good sites in Georgia that would be good to hunt gem stones and/or arrowheads while out on some overnight metal detecting trips?

Hi there, I’m new to this site and would love some help identifying our first-ever found arrowhead! It was found on the river bank of the Patapsco River in Maryland. Thank you so much!

My first post. Thanks for your input. Found in Eastern North Carolina. Hoping it’s an arrowhead! Have never found one before! Any ideas on medium/rock type, arrowhead type, time period? Thank you.

hello! so to start off I'm pretty sure this is not an arrowhead, but here's the backstory. I was metal detecting in my family's back fields which our family has owned for over 150 years. my great grandparents always found arrow heads in the fields after they would plow them up for crops, this...

Hello everyone and happy Sunday! :hello: I recently discovered something astonishing! In late March, I was measuring trees to identify their age. While I was measuring a 110 year old tulip popular tree, I looked down to see what I originally thought was a broken mason jar cap. I was so wrong! I...

Hello everyone and happy Sunday! I recently discovered something astonishing! In late March, I was measuring trees to identify their age. While I was measuring a 110 year old tulip popular tree, I looked down to see what I originally thought was a broken mason jar cap. I was so wrong! I saw...

Hey everyone, I’m very new to Native American artifact hunting. I wanted to share what I found recently. The first piece is a little larger than a quarter. It is made of sandstone, and is not very pretty. The only reason I even picked it up was that I noticed it had been notched in 4...

I’m hoping this is an arrowhead or scraper of some kind. One side is flat or even a little concave while the other is a more rounded and comes down to a sharp edge one one side. The other edge is flat. I found it by the Chattahoochee River in Atlanta, Ga. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I was hiking by the Chattahoochee River in Atlanta, GA today and found this in the rootball of an uprooted tree. At first I thought it was an arrowhead, but now I think it might be a scraper of some kind. Or maybe it’s just a pointed rock? It’s pretty flat on one side and slopes down to a...

I found this today far into the high desert California. Was laying amongst a group of other rocks. I'm assuming...and only assuming...its an arrowhead. I've done some research and some say its quartz? My question is, is it a recent arrowhead or is it years old?

just a couple of my favorite finds. found in northwest Arkansas area