Arrow Head Found In The Lake

[Marty-Graw]

i live in North East Alabama and i was water hunting in a manmade lake (Lake Guntersville) a couple weeks ago and this came up in the scoop...if anyone has any info as to the type, age, or value i would appreciate it

 

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[DANGLANGLEY]

Nice arrowhead. This link might help you out.

http://www.bama.ua.edu/~alaarch/prehistoricalabama/paleoindian.htm

 

[CarolinaDigs]

Beautiful Marty !!

 

[Raoul]

nice piece of history.

 

[Michiganne]

Very sweet arrowhead. Would love to find one some day.

HH

 

[DiggerBug]

Wow Marty that's cool! I've not found my first yet.
Congrats!

 

[ssehunter]

Cool arrowhead, I am a avid arrowhead hunter/MD. Being that the arrow is from Al I would have to say that it is most likely a Dalton, the base and the lower sides where it was hafted on to the arrow are normally ground smoother than the other edges. The easiest way is to lightly rub it on your lip as if you were trying to cut it. Your lip is more sensitive to the touch than your fingers. This arrow dates back to early Paleo time approx 9500 yrs old.

I would see if you can find more. There is probably a small camp that use to be on the river/creek before it was a lake.


sse hunter

 

[Michigan Badger]

These real arrowheads are so great, really beyond words!

Excellent find!

Badger

 

[Marty-Graw]

thanks ssehunter i had someone else also suggest it may be a dalton but i just tried the "lip" trick and you are right it IS smoother around the bottom......i went back down there yesterday MDing hoping to maybe scoop another point but no such luck....all i found was 3 pennies 5 or 6 lead weights, a couple hooks and leeches on my feet so i probably won't go back lol.....thanks again for the identification

Marty

 

[Burdie]

Cool find congrats and HH
Burdie

 

[history hunter]

That's a great arrow head,I still have not found a stone one. I have found a bronze and some copper Indian arrow heads. WTG!

 

[Diggincoinz]

This arrow dates back to early Paleo time approx 9500 yrs old.

sse hunter

AWSOME! I keep looking when I'm out too but haven't found any yet.
It's amazing that we get all still get excited over a 150 yr old coin when points date back thousands of years! Very cool!