arrowhead shop??

eys · Mar 15, 2012

Hey everybody, can you tell me a website where they sell arrowhead?
Thank you.

flintmel · Mar 15, 2012

try e-bay, they sell anything and everything

fyrffytr1 · Mar 15, 2012

I googled "Indian artifacts for sale" and got several pages.
http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=panda&type=PCAFSI1190&p=indian+artifacts+for+sale

Bagman13 · Mar 15, 2012

try the relic shack or caddo trading company....very reliable sources....don't waste your time w/ ebay....

Martingeetars · Mar 16, 2012

I would try Artifactsguide.com they have a good store with plenty of affordable artifacts. Or Rivers of time .com both are good sites, but mainly focus on deep south artifacts!

SeaninNH · Mar 16, 2012

http://www.richardsrockhouse.com/ This guy finds some CRAZY points. He also has a youtube page. You should check out some of his videos. They are fun to watch.

pickaway · Mar 16, 2012

www.arrowheads.com has a dealer page.

Charl · Mar 16, 2012

BirdCloud said:
www.arrowheads.com has a dealer page.

There are trustworthy dealers there. Wherever you buy, buy from someone who offers a generous return policy that provides you enough time to have an artifact examined by someone with lots of experience judging authenticity. On eBay you might want to buy from sellers who belong to the Authentic Artifact Collectors Association(AACA) or at least from a seller that offers a 30 day return policy. Be careful of things that look too good to be true for the price.

The Grim Reaper · Mar 16, 2012

Both of these guys have great artifacts at very reasonable prices and great return policies. You can't go wrong with either of them, especially if you are into Texas pieces.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/indianasmit..._trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649&_trksid=p4340.l2562

http://www.txdigger.com/

mikusek · Mar 18, 2012

If you are going to buy, buy from reputable sources and learn to tell genuine from reproductions. But it is more fun and gives greater satisfaction to find your own, and you know they are genuine, plus you know exactly where they were found.

bigrush828 · Apr 5, 2012

mikusek said:
If you are going to buy, buy from reputable sources and learn to tell genuine from reproductions. But it is more fun and gives greater satisfaction to find your own, and you know they are genuine, plus you know exactly where they were found.

agrred. I have been "burned" a few times, so I decided to pretty much stop buying points...although, there are certain circumstances where I may...but beware of fakes and modern re-knapping of ancient brokes...