Another Day in the Corn Field

ALABEAR · Dec 22, 2009

The Bportdigger out did me again. The first picture is his finds. The second picture is what I found Today. :icon_salut:

allan · Dec 22, 2009

On the bottom pic there is an arrowhead shaped piece is that a blade from an old hand planer?

tymcmurray · Dec 22, 2009

That corn field is treating you guys RIGHT!!!

Woodland Detectors · Dec 22, 2009

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You bama boys are doing great!

Keep digging that awesome history

Tnmountains · Dec 22, 2009

Conratulations guys on your finds. You guys are finding some nice stuff. :thumbsup:

TnMountains

ALABEAR · Dec 22, 2009

allan said:
On the bottom pic there is an arrowhead shaped piece is that a blade from an old hand planer?

I don't know. all I know it is made out of iron and is shaped like a arrowhead. Now there was a lot of of Indians in this same place. Do you think it could be a iron arrowhead?? Man I hope it is.

If it is it would be a first in my area. If you know anything about them or if someone on the forum knows Please give me some info. on it. Thanks Alabear

{Sentinel} · Dec 22, 2009

Very Good Day on the small arms bullets my friend :wink:

Anytime you get an assortment of brass and lead is a good outing. Usually the small arms don't come that good but you had a really good day with some Army and Navy Colt bullets and maybe a Country Picket in there. Good job

P.S. Just an aside to this above, it looks as if you guys have come across a Cavalry camp with that many nice small arms bullets HIT IT GOOD :wink:

seger98 · Dec 22, 2009

Hey you two did alright, Congratulations!

allan · Dec 22, 2009

If its a blade from a hand plane it will be beveled on at least one edge of the crescent, as for an arrowhead the natives used just about any scrap of metal they could find to fashion them, your best bet would be to post in the american indian artifact forum .. lots of people there to help you with that and if it is they can tell you