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I found both of these arrowheads last week at two different locations laying on top in the fields.
I don't know squat about arrowheads and was hoping to get a bit of info on them.
Age?
Type?

Thanks for looking,
MM
 

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Thanks for posting these on artifacts Doug. I've been waiting for this post. I too am curious about the large bifuracate base one. That is a nice find. :thumbsup:

I'll be watching for an ID.
 
Left looks Savannah River maybe a hafted scraper. I can't tell if either of these are damaged ? Has the right one been snapped off?
 
I agree with RD on the Savanah River/Hafted scraper. The other looks like a broken blade/knife, both Rhyolite.

Molly.
 
Road Dog said:
Left looks Savannah River maybe a hafted scraper. I can't tell if either of these are damaged ? Has the right one been snapped off?

Thanks RD.
I think the smaller one on the right is full, but the larger one I believe has the tip missing.
-MM-

Molly said:
I agree with RD on the Savanah River/Hafted scraper. The other looks like a broken blade/knife, both Rhyolite.

Molly.

Thanks Molly.
I always look forward to your help. :thumbsup:
-MM-

RPG said:
Thanks for posting these on artifacts Doug. I've been waiting for this post. I too am curious about the large bifuracate base one. That is a nice find. :thumbsup:

I'll be watching for an ID.

RPG,
What are you doing over here in the Indian Artifacts section? Are you lost? :tongue3: :laughing9:
-Doug-
 
The left probably originally had a tip and it was broken the utilized as a scraper. Hard to type the rigtht one since it is so crude. ??? Can we get any more pics of it? Other side or bottom of base.
 
RD,
Here's a few shots of the top, base, and other side of each.
Thanks,
MM
 

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Definate break on that small one. It looks like the bottom half of a Morrow Mountain. It's a new break too.
 
Its funny RD, thats just what I thought, I have quite a few of those, with the end broke off, they were found with quite a few whole M.Mts too. Here is one on the left..

Modernminer shall I post some of my finds from the same field? give you some idea's of what I found in NC.
 

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Thanks you two. :thumbsup:
Any idea how old they may be? I just turned 50, so are they older than me? :icon_scratch: :tongue3:
-MM-
 
ModernMiner said:
Thanks you two. :thumbsup:
Any idea how old they may be? I just turned 50, so are they older than me? :icon_scratch: :tongue3:
-MM-

I'd say they are older than you..lol. Around 5000BC. :D

Molly.
 
Molly said:
ModernMiner said:
Thanks you two. :thumbsup:
Any idea how old they may be? I just turned 50, so are they older than me? :icon_scratch: :tongue3:
-MM-

I'd say they are older than you..lol. Around 5000BC. :D

Molly.

Thanks Molly.
My kids call me Doug-a-saurus now. ;D
-MM-
(Doug)
 
I'd say they are older than you..lol. Around 5000BC. :D

Molly.
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Thanks Molly.
My kids call me Doug-a-saurus now. ;D
-MM-
(Doug)
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That's so funny.. :D Yep, that gonna be your name from now on.. ::)

Molly.
 

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