What kind of arrow head

[fano169]

 

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[RelicDude]

Wow that is really cool I've never seen anything like it you should post that in north American artifacts they would deffinantly be able to help you there.

 

[fano169]

Wow that is really cool I've never seen anything like it you should post that in north American artifacts they would deffinantly be able to help you there.

Thanks

 

[huntsman53]

Do you have any pics with it side by side of something else for size comparison? It looks as if it was made to snag something, so that it could not get away! in any case, it would put a hurtin' on anything that was struck by it.


Frank

 

[fano169]

Do you have any pics with it side by side of something else for size comparison? It looks as if it was made to snag something, so that it could not get away! in any case, it would put a hurtin' on anything that was struck by it.

Frank

It's an inch or so , I packed it up already sorry

 

[surf]

Hey fano,

Excellent find, sir. Please do better photos. It looks very Archaic:

Paleo-Indians in Virginia

What part of the world is it from?

 

[fano169]

Hey fano,

Excellent find, sir. Please do better photos. It looks very Archaic:

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=827523"/> Paleo-Indians in Virginia

What part of the world is it from?

New York City

 

[surf]

 

[flinthunter]

It called an eccentric. Possibably used by a novice flint knapper to practise making notches.

 

[fano169]

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=827582"/>

That's funny

 

[recondigger]

It called an eccentric. Possibably used by a novice flint knapper to practise making notches.

Agree looks like practice

Dig until your arm falls off