Lets see some more Arrowheads

[quito]

Let's see some more Arrowheads

I am working on filling up a frame of high grade arrowheads. I don't have far to go, just a little more sorting to fill this frame. This is part of my collection, not part of my finds.

 

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[rock]

Its tough now days to find some that are perfect in the creeks and fields. They always seem to have a ding some place. Nice frame

 

[Tnmountains]

Location location location + time frame and good eyes! Nice looking frame Quito. Very high quality!
! Rock if you lived out there they would not have any arrowheads left! haha

 

[wells]

Some of these you saw before. All personal finds, most now reside in friends collections.

 

[CapitalT]

... very nice.. i gave em out at Christmas.. but I do still have something or nother... thats a great Idea[emoji362]!?! Huh... some of those have some sorta effigy on them ...correct?

 

[rock]

Well here is 2 frames I have. I didn't find them but have checked to make sure they show mineral deposits. They are real. I really like them or they wouldn't be in frames. They are from a town 20 miles north of me, rock

 

[Metal Illness]

That is a sweet display, got some nice quality points there. I guess I'm just anal about mine, I keep them together in frames from individual sites. It's cool looking at the individual frames and look at the differences in points and materials between sites.

 

[NC field hunter]

Nice Quito! Can't wait to see the frame in completion!!

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Here's a couple of trays of personally found Triangle Points, Drills, and a Knife all from the same site. Other than the Drills and the Knife in the second tray these are all actual Arrowheads and used with a bow. The age of this site has been established from around 950 to 1650 AD. Quite a few Copper and Brass items were found there as well as Trades Beads. For size reference, the small ones inside the Drills are all under 1/2 inch long and the Knife in tray 2 is around 3 inches long.

 

[yakker]

Here a couple shots of my first couple years hunting the Eastern Shore, MD Yakker

 

[rock]

Dang yakker you have been holding back on us. Great collection

 

[quito]

Dang, those are some nice frames Yakker

 

[quito]

here are a few more.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Here's a tray of personally found Birdpoints. The center Point and the first 2 circles of Points are from the same site. There was a small rise right in the middle of the field we called The Birdpoint Mound because 90% of what you found there were Birds. There are quite a few others in that tray from the same spot.

 

[Metal Illness]

Here's a tray of personally found Birdpoints. The center Point and the first 2 circles of Points are from the same site. There was a small rise right in the middle of the field we called The Birdpoint Mound because 90% of what you found there were Birds. There are quite a few others in that tray from the same spot.

Nice pieces Grim. Sweet display. About 20 years ago I had stumbled onto a 6 acre section of a 500 acre field that produced stone tools! I found 3 Axes, 3-4 celts, 2 Pestles and a Slate Hoe and only 6-8 flint points. Then my neighbor/hunting buddy got us kicked out because he was there during deer season and had a run in with the owner's brother, so the owner just told us to stay out!!

 

[wells]

Adena Dickson, in Onondaga Chert.

 

[quito]

This is one of my favorites.

 

[rock]

some others