Utah Arrow Heads, Spearhead (and an awl?)

[troseph_ut]

Over the years I have found a couple points... Here they are... Anyone know if any might have some value?

I found the huge one on the shore of the Jordan river in Lehi, UT. The awl was found at Gold Hill, UT. The others Koosharem.

 

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[wildrider]

Nice bunch of stuff. Looks well made.

I'm not authority, but the light one looks like a drill.

But, thats just my thought.

 

[Rege-PA]

The large one fits the description of an archaic knife, very nice example. The other is a drill,
small red/orange one can`t tell if whole or broken. Large tooth...Grizzly bear?
Knife, drill do have some value. Email me if you want to know. hntrstrx@comcast.net

 

[troseph_ut]

From looking at it, the small narrow one is whole. The black one and the red one are obviously broken, the rest are whole.

 

[badandy]

They are nuce finds! Any chance you can take a close up pic. of the white and red one?
badandy

 

[troseph_ut]

Certainly. I'll post them when I get home. Could someone give me an oprx. age on any of them? I'll post a close up and a kml with the spots I found each of them.

 

[pickaway]

Those are real nice finds.Congrats..

 

[Rege-PA]

The Archaic knife would be 6000 to 4000 yrs before present. The drill could be the same age
up to contact time with the whites.

 

[fossis]

Very nice Artifacts.
Welcome Rege-pa, & troseph-ut, to Treasure -Net,
& Indian Artifacts section.

Fossis...............

 

[steve71]

just my guess but i'd say knife on top 45-65 drill 60-100 dont take no less.this is just a amature guess

 

[Adena_man]

Very nice blade! I like that little white archaic drill also!

Good luck!

Brian