Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[MassMan]

I need clearer pics of the top right broke and top left point please. Focused pics of both sides would help. Might have to take them outside.

Here are some more pics. If the sun will ever come out I'll take some outside.

[GarGuy]

That broke is interesting. Sure looks Paleo. The triangle is probably just a common but the flat corners on the ears made me look twice. I cant tell if the edge is ground around the base.

[RemMan700]

How about this one? It is from NE Ohio. Not sure if it is some kind of scraper or spear head. It has a flaked cutting edge all the way arond.

Anyone know what this one may be?

[Poco]

I finally found my first point. Zapata County




Ray

[GarGuy]

Very nice triangle. Probably a Tortuga.

[Gringo23]

Garguy - Comal county - could it be?

[GarGuy]

Garguy - Comal county - could it be?

Sure made me look twice but I believe that is an impact fracture instead of a flute. You can see the ripples in the flake headed the wrong way. Bet that made your heart jump.

[Copper87]

Garguy - Comal county - could it be?

Heart stopper!!!

[Gringo23]

Yeap - the ole reverse flute ! I'll post more latter for ID.

[Gringo23]

Comal county - ?

[quarterback]

Parker county

Parker County has a lot of artifacts. That area must've been a big camp area for the indians of North Texas back in the day. I've found arrowheads and scrapers at almost every location we ever drilled a well on. I would love to go back out to some of those locations and do some more looking.

[Gringo23]

Johnny , Gar, Coop - please ID post # 310

[Roy D Mercer]

Harahey blade and a nice one

[Gringo23]

Thanks Roy - got a lot more.

[GarGuy]

Roy is probably right on that one. Its nice. Post some more.