Pics of my points

[Zeke]

Heres some of the arrowheads I found when I was hunting them hard. The empty spaces are where I sold my nicer ones like a dummy

Also a pic of a few "heart breakers" and ?more than likely a fake Thunderbird. I bought a display case that had it in the middle and some crudly made thick points that look fake. I just wanted the T-Bird cause it looked neat.

 

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[Leon]

Nice collection!, Zeke
I've always heard you can find those around here, Indiana, I guess I'll have to get out of town more often...
First I've heard of the Thunderbirds, Pretty cool...

 

[Zeke]

Its an interesting piece.

Heres a better pic.

 

[Leon]

Very cool,,, What was it they used those for? , or was it just an ornamental piece?
I simply love this hobby and this forum... There's always something to learn...

 

[Gunner]

I believe them to be ceremonial. I have a black slate point that is broken in half. The neat thing about it is there is clearly a WELL DETAILED wing of an Ealge spread out carved into the face of it! I used to hunt for Native American Artifacts every day during the summers as a teen in the North Georgia Mountains. Mostly Cherokee and Creek stuff; however, I have found a few older points. My prize possession is an Axehead made out of the Basalt rock that can be found 100 yards away from where I discovered the axe in the bed of the Toccoa River.

Gunner

 

[ghost surf]

My Point looks like the one in the left bottum corner of the second picture!It is a little wider and of a redish brown colored rock.1-1/2 inch wide by 2-1/2 inches long. Point on both sides one egde looks like iut was still being worked on though.

 

[brla]

very very nice

 

[T-Rex]

nice rocks...

 

[futzman]

Very nice collection. Looks like you have a few Paleo pieces there? The Paleo stuff intrigues me most of all although I've never found anything older than Archaic.