✅ SOLVED Projectile Point Identification

[Old Pueblo]

A few years ago, while visiting with some friends in rural Cochise County, AZ, we checked out this old abandoned farmhouse and scattered in the front yard was somebody's little collection of relics, including these arrowheads, pottery sherds, a 1938 date nail (not seen in photos) and the two army 30.06 casings from 1953 and 1954. Ive always imagined that these things were in a mason jar or something when they were tossed into the front yard, possibly by a disgruntled wife.

Does anyone recognize these types of arrowheads. I have no idea, as I am no expert. The brown one is broken but looks very similar to the triangle point I posted a week or so ago. I have no idea where they came from originally, although Im sure it was somewhere nearby since this is rural farm country we're talking about here.

 

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[taz42o]

I found these listed as anasazi , look very similar to me.

 

[Old Pueblo]

They do. That's interesting.

 

[P.ALLEN]

They look as if they are in different stages of re-working, they could have been anything at one time. Cool pottery through.