My collection of Arrowheads

[fieldsjoe89]

The images may not be the best since I took them with my phone, but these are the arrowheads I have found myself. I don't know much about age or specifics, just that I enjoy hunting them. I saw some other photos people had put up and felt like sharing mine. These were found in Virginia.

 

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[GaRebel1861]

That's a very nice collection of points.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Nice looking couple of trays of Points and Tools. Thanks for sharing them with us.

Welcome aboard.

 

[11KBP]

these are the arrowheads I have found myself. I don't know much about age or specifics, just that I enjoy hunting them. I saw some other photos people had put up and felt like sharing mine. These were found in Virginia.

Very nice personally found collection fieldsjoe.

 

[theviking]

Very nice collection. Lots of interesting materials for VA, looks like maybe south west VA? Thanks for the view, and welcome to t-net.

 

[Americus]

You have some nice finds. Thanks for sharing.

 

[quito]

Very nice collection.

I am amazed at the amount of black material back there, it is not very common over here.

 

[redbeardrelics]

Welcome, thanks for the post and photo's, you have some very nice and interesting artifacts. I agree with Theviking, they look like the points and materials my father found when growing up in Grayson Co, southwest VA

 

[Eddie P]

Nice collection

 

[SCrocks]

You have some really nice finds. Thanks for showing

 

[rock]

Welcome to tnet! Nice collection

 

[fieldsjoe89]

Thanks everyone. I have about 70 more that my father found when we were hunting together. They are from SWVA, I lived close to Bristol, Virginia and all were from that location. I mainly hunted plowed fields and some as you can see have been broken from plows.

 

[NCPeaches]

That's an awesome collection, thank you for sharing it! Welcome to the site!

 

[yakker]

VERY nice collection! And WELCOME! I'm jealous of the non-quartz points y'all find in SWVA. (although I still love my quartz ) Do you still hunt for them? Yakker

 

[fieldsjoe89]

I would/will be once I start getting permission here in Alabama. I'm in a really good area where I'm at now. There is an Archaeological site called moundville 13 miles away, it has 12 mounds I believe with one mound as high as 50 ft. The mounds are from the Mississippian Indian group, so I figure they have probably been all around in these parts. I would like to find some quartz ones myself. I did manage to find a milky quartz point with a hint of purple in va, it was small but in perfect condition.

 

[rock]

@ Joe...most finds from the Mississippian period will be flint. If you are looking for quartz you better find a Archaic site. Im not far from the area you are living in. Send me a PM if you want to know of some areas.

 

[RustyGold]

Nice Points! Welcome to TNet!

 

[larson1951]

nice frames


nice arrangements........welcome to tnet.........post some more images when you are able


thanks tnet friend......steve