Indian Burial ground, arrowheads, and rock tool?

[MetalDetector27]

Hunting in the woods today in a known historic native indian part of town. I stumbled upon an indian burial ground, what I believe may be arrowheads, and definately some sort of cutting tool carved out of the rock. No coins or metal finds, but was blown away by the burial ground.

 

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[Ifoundit69]

cool finds !

 

[Curious The George]

How do you tell an Indian burial ground from a place where a Indian may have camped or just dropped some stuff?

 

[baspinall]

To me the first photo's stones don't appear to be points. I would need some closer photo's of the edges to see if they were "worked" or just random stone in the arrowhead shape. The last photo looks a little more like a point but still don't think it is. Keep looking you will find some.

Brian

 

[Hill Billy]

If any of those are points, I better run down the hill to the creek and pick up all I can, cause the stuff is laying everywhere. Buckets full I tell ya.

 

[ticm]

There you go stumbling again

 

[MetalDetector27]

There you go stumbling again

Your profile picture sums you all up

 

[ticm]

There you go stumbling again

Your profile picture sums you all up

I see your pic has a big mouth LOL

 

[BosnMate]

To me the first photo's stones don't appear to be points. I would need some closer photo's of the edges to see if they were "worked" or just random stone in the arrowhead shape. The last photo looks a little more like a point but still don't think it is. Keep looking you will find some.

Brian

I'm sorry, but I too don't think they are artifacts either, and I'm not trying to be a smart a$$. I'd have to see some closer photos of the others, but what I seen now does not look like a projectile point.

 

[Bum Luck]

They don't look worked to me either.

 

[hdmech71]

I hunt arrowheads quite a bit and although one kinda looks like a child could have been learning how to knapp. I dont think they are of a good quality. Trust me when you find good ones you will know without a doubt. None the less good looking at the ground. Keep it up and you will soon find a good one. Here is a pic of a well knapped peice. Pieces and tools come in all kinds of shapes and sizes so just keep looking and you are bound to find some very precious stones. Keep an eye out when it rains and in plowed feilds