arrowhead id

[Hendrix]

I found this arrowhead a number of years ago on my property. Any info from arrowhead experts as to type, etc.?
BTW, the color darkened as I was looking at it and it became dark flint colored in a matter of minutes. It had been buried when I pushed it up with my tractor.

 

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[CreekSide]

Possibly a Theebees but what state was it found in?

 

[Oldrvrrat57]

Serrated Thebes I'd say!

 

[Hendrix]

Possibly a Theebees but what state was it found in?

Texas. Southeast Texas to be more specific.

 

[Lone Star]

I found this arrowhead a number of years ago on my property. Any info from arrowhead experts as to type, etc.?
BTW, the color darkened as I was looking at it and it became dark flint colored in a matter of minutes. It had been buried when I pushed it up with my tractor.

That is a worn out Godley. No doubt in my mind. Size and shape are a match.

 

[ToddsPoint]

If that was found in IL I’d call it a Thebes, no doubt. In the SE, the Bolen bevel is from a similar time period and has a similar look. The TX Godley looks a bit similar but I’m not seeing any Godley’s with beveled edges. It has all the traits of an early archaic point, whatever it is. SE TX has a lot of petrified wood. The grain in this point looks like it could be pet wood.

 

[LandSeig]

Looks like petrified palm wood, it should have dots on the end of the grain if it is. Nice to see a local find.

 

[Hendrix]

Looks like petrified palm wood, it should have dots on the end of the grain if it is. Nice to see a local find.

Found at Dallardsville in Polk County. North of Beaumont about 60ish miles.

 

[LandSeig]

I live east of Beaumont, but we have a lease up in Newton and I have found some up there and around the lakes as well.

 

[LandSeig]

This was posted a little while back, he said it was found in Angelina county. Definitely a nice point. https://www.treasurenet.com/threads/clovis-or-dalton.705001/