A friend found this one yesterday. Any idea what type?
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Some of the suckers are sharp. Specially the two next to the bigger spear head.Comment
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Was wondering if anyone could identify these. I'm not sure if they're anything but I'm thinking maybe some kind of axe and then 2 beginner points made by a Indian kid in training?
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What does the Pro's say about these. Found in N Wise county on Big Sandy Creek laying on a rock near a spring. They are not made out of the same material as other points that we have found in the area
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A couple more Wise county finds
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Any experts out there?Comment
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Does anybody know what this point might be. It was found a couple of weeks ago in Starr county.
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After following Garguy and Johnny's digs it has motivated me to do some looking. I found this today in a creek by the house, it looks like the bottom half of a broken one to me what do y'all think? It's tough hunting here in NE Montgomery county thanks
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Ok, I have been interested in arrowheads for awhile and decided to do a search and came across this thread.
My lease is in Mason County and we have a couple creek beds and a big canyon I call it.
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What kind and how old?
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Maybe a Gary projectile but the base is more square, tough one the shape is a little odd like its spent some time in the water, regardless a cool find.Originally posted by gigem95 View PostComment
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I have had a frame of broke arrowheads in my office for a long time. Not many folks ever have a comment about them. I decided to bring a grind bowl to the office for display. For whatever reason everybody comments and wants to know about it. I was even asked if I made it to look that way lol. I thought I would post pics for the masses.
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