some things we have found near Hughes Springs.
 

Heads, grinding stone, tomahawk? Pottery, pipe, flint, etc. Anything really rare? I assume it's all Caddo indian artifacts?

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Pottery etc

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Most of the points are NOT caddo. The pottery is caddo age as are the small true archery points. The rest are a mixture of several thousand years from early Archaic to Woodland.

The ax is probably late archaic as well. Nothing super rare in there but its all interesting to me.

Thanks, I found most of the pottery and a few heads digging in a field we own. The spot I dug out was roughly the size of a car. Wish I was able to move dirt like you fellas.

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Looking for some ID help on this, South TX

Found one in sabinal this weekend! http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/05/12/symevuga.jpg

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I think a Dalton classic, meserve or maybe a reworked exhausted pedernales.....Bexar county

Anyone know what this is? Looks like its made of iron ore. Found it in Webb County

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Found these last week in Milam Co.

First ones I've found

found another one tonight. This one still has some of the serrated edges on it.

You're on em. Those are actual arrow points, unlike a lot of the dart/spear points you'll see posted on here. There ought to be a bunch more in that area.

I'm finding them at the base of a hill so we are going to get a tractor out there and see what we can find.

So far we have found 30-40 piece of worked flint from the top down both sides of the hill. I think there is going to be a lot to dig there. Maybe even a possible camp.

Yes especially if there is a water source near by.....

The hill is in the u of a big creek

sounds perfect to me..Good Luck;)b

Looks like what used to be a sabinal.

Probably a tortuga with a missing tip. That material is fairly common in Webb Co. I have several made out of that stuff.

Pedernales. Right area for it and I have one very similar to it. Great find!

Assistance on Arrowhead types appreciated. Found it this evening in Robertson County near the Navasota river. Any input is greatly appreciated.

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Looks like a Wells to me.

Roy D after a quick look I would have to agree, I found a Godly point in the same spot as well.

Not sure how old the Godly is but that Wells is 7 to 8 thousand years old.;)b

Roy beat me to it. that's a high quality old style Wells. Transitional paleo.

Attachment 627669found a along Frio river northern real county this morning

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Arthritic feet?

Brodhead didn't open?

I'm 27! Negative!

I give up!😡😡

Ohhhhh I see it now! A DEER TRACK!

I've never seen a Mano? Quite like this.

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How would a fella go about finding arrowheads in SE Tx?

Just open your eyes 👍

what about this one? And how old do you think it is? Found in Atascosa county

Pretty point! Looks like a Gower or a possible Pedernales. Great find.