Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[speck1]

Dang Speck you are killing it. Takes me years to find that many, especially those whole points/tools. I assume y'all are digging them?

We are definitely digging them. Hit a little hot streak here lately.

[p_dot]

Any idea on this one? Found near weatherford.

[GarGuy]

Any idea on this one? Found near weatherford.

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I have a couple ideas. I need better pics please. A coin girl scale. Pics of both sides with good focus. Its nice.

[GarGuy]

Meant to say a coin for scale. I don't know how auto correct comes up with some of these

[Iron_Buck]

Any info on these finds would be greatly appreciated!
Bottom right was found in La salle county the rest are from McMullen county

[GarGuy]

Any info on these finds would be greatly appreciated!
Bottom right was found in La salle county the rest are from McMullen county

Preforms on the big stuff. Bulverde, Nolan,Tortuga, frio on points.

[Les]

Picked up behind camp yesterday morning while walking back from kickin the basses asses.

(Blanco)

[Iron_Buck]

Preforms on the big stuff. Bulverde, Nolan,Tortuga, frio on points.

Thanks for the info GarGuy! Are these fairly common points for the area/time period?

[GarGuy]

Picked up behind camp yesterday morning while walking back from kickin the basses asses.

(Blanco)

Better pics needed but its a blade if sorts. Judging by the patina, it's several thousand years old. You might want yo scratch around right there. The worn stone to the left of it appears to have a shaft straightening groove and shaped on the end.

[lanceodom]

Here are a couple I found last month in LaSalle County. I really want to get my skid steer in there with a sitting table. I’ve found so many worked pieces in this area.





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[SaltwaterSlick]

Better pics needed but its a blade if sorts. Judging by the patina, it's several thousand years old. You might want yo scratch around right there. The worn stone to the left of it appears to have a shaft straightening groove and shaped on the end.

Yep and the stone above left looks to have been worked... some kind of tool or point/scraper...

[Texas Grown]

Yep and the stone above left looks to have been worked... some kind of tool or point/scraper...

That's what I was wonder-n, Charlie. All those pieces may have been collected and put there by someone. I'm also wonder-n about the piece Les pointed out. It appears there are leaves under it. So, maybe someone placed it there recently, unless the leaves somehow slipped under it? Or maybe it was tossed to it's resting place from somewhere else recently?

[SabineHunter]

Or the point was set down for the photo

[BlessedVeteran0305]

Here are my little handful. I found these when I lived in West Texas.

[MAP]

I dont know if I posted these 2 before or not, both found in dimmit county