Please Help me with any info you can on these. I found them below the dam at....

[garrett479]

Hey sorry I hope i did this right. I found these a few years back in the summer when the lake was low. I found them at Beaver Lake which is a subsidary of the White river in Benton/Washington Counties in Northwest Arkansas. I was hoping maybe someone could help me with maybe the age and any information on these

 

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[DCMatt]

Try posting here for faster and potentially better ID of these types of artifacts:

North American Indian Artifacts

DCMatt

 

[garrett479]

pretty sure they all hate me, or i guess they weren't very good artifacts. 36 ppl viewed them but i didnt get a reply back..lol. Hopefully i will hear something. Thanks for the tip. Have a good day!

 

[DCMatt]

pretty sure they all hate me, or i guess they weren't very good artifacts. 36 ppl viewed them but i didnt get a reply back..lol. Hopefully i will hear something. Thanks for the tip. Have a good day!

Don't take it personally. Maybe they just don't know. I'd rather have no replies than 36 guys telling me they have no idea.

Try here:

Arkansas State Arrowhead Identification Guide

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

They look good to me

 

[fyrffytr1]

Bear with us. Maybe one person looked at your post several times trying to get you a proper identification. I am nowhere near the area you found them in but I will say that they are all nice points. I would be proud to display them.

 

[Tony in SC]

Looks like some good finds. Try posting over on the Norther American Indian Forum. Tony

 

[BagLady]

I'm going with Archaic period triangular points, but I think the one with the #17 on it is a knife from that same period.