What's going on at Arrowheadolgy?

[SoIll]

Down for good? Anyone heard anything?

 

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[uniface]

Anybody ever hear from Comanche (Dave White) ? He got off the bus a year or so before the end. Hope he's OK.

 

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[The Grim Reaper]

Anybody ever hear from Comanche (Dave White) ? He got off the bus a year or so before the end. Hope he's OK.

I see him on Facebook every now and then. He just bought a nice big truck so he must be doing alright.

 

[uniface]

Many thanks.

 

[ohiofinds 1]

Arrowheadology content is not entirely gone. Much of the text and some of the photos are available via the Wayback Machine at Archive.org
https://web.archive.org/web/20120815000000*/www.arrowheadology.com
As an example. Or go to the home page and type www.arrowheadology.com in the wayback machine search bar.
You will see yearly calenders of archived web pages.Some have more content than others. It is kind of hit and miss.
Archive.org has many millions of books movies and music, all of which are free and available without an account.
All of the old county histories, archaeology books and explorers accounts are there. Wonderful site.

 

[jp4ever]

Arrowheadology content is not entirely gone. Much of the text and some of the photos are available via the Wayback Machine at Archive.org
https://web.archive.org/web/20120815000000*/www.arrowheadology.com
As an example. Or go to the home page and type www.arrowheadology.com in the wayback machine search bar.
You will see yearly calenders of archived web pages.Some have more content than others. It is kind of hit and miss.
Archive.org has many millions of books movies and music, all of which are free and available without an account.
All of the old county histories, archaeology books and explorers accounts are there. Wonderful site.

Cool site, Thanks

 

[welsbury]

How about Lewis B.Smith from Texas? Read a lot of his tales in IAM also.

 

[southfork]

How about Lewis B.Smith from Texas? Read a lot of his tales in IAM also.

He always had some nice points and fossils from the river

 

[I Fish]

You all wanna read something crazy?




https://web.archive.org/web/2011111....com/arrowheadology-purchased-by-smithsonian/

 

[joshuaream]

Those April 1st posts were always fun.

 

[tomclark]

Wow there's stuff in there deep.

 

[tomclark]

Lewis is on facebook

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I converse with Lewis all the time on Facebook. He is on several artifact pages and still hunts the rivers quite often.

 

[welsbury]

That's cool.Don't do facebook. Thought he might drift over here after it went down.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

That's cool.Don't do facebook. Thought he might drift over here after it went down.

Ill see if I can get him to join.

 

[PaleIO]

I was on AO back before it was taken offline. It's good too see names recognize on here. AO had a ton if knowledgeable members but I see the same thing here. I like the variety TN offers...so much to look at! Took me awhile to decide to join here but glad I did.

 

[bravowhiskey]

David Crain, Don Black and many others ...a LOT of Texas knowledge lost. Some great curmudgeons.
I particularly enjoyed their "type" forums. Pics posted (by members) of many, many projectile/ tool types so you could match your finds to real life pics.
too sad

 

[Tdog]

Just to mention a few more notable members whom I'll always remember...
Bobby Allen, Liberty Hill, Texas (paint & body man and personal friend); Tomas Hester, professor emeritus, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Texas at Austin (curmudgeon); Tom Westfall, Colorado archaeologist.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Just to mention a few more notable members whom I'll always remember...
Bobby Allen, Liberty Hill, Texas (paint & body man and personal friend); Tomas Hester, professor emeritus, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Texas at Austin (curmudgeon); Tom Westfall, Colorado archaeologist.

Bobby sent me quite a few nice Texas pieces for my states collection, as did Don Black and Tom Westfall. Tom is on Facebook and I see his posts quite often. He still posts some of the most amazing Paleo artifacts all the time.

 

[Tdog]

Bobby sent me quite a few nice Texas pieces for my states collection, as did Don Black and Tom Westfall. Tom is on Facebook and I see his posts quite often. He still posts some of the most amazing Paleo artifacts all the time.

I believe Tom Westfall and his wife Myra do artifact reproduction / casting--at least they did at one time.

 

[Relicgrubber]

All the people mentioned here are regular posters on the FB Texas sites, even Doc Hester.