Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[Bazo]

Found these last week in Milam Co.

First ones I've found

[Bazo]

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

[fo_teef]

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.

[Bazo]

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.

[Roy D Mercer]

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.....

[Bazo]

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

The hill is in the u of a big creek

[Roy D Mercer]

The hill is in the u of a big creek

sounds perfect to me..Good Luck

[Reelthreat]

Is this a perdiz[ATTACH]619960[/ATTACH]

Looks like what used to be a sabinal.

[Reelthreat]

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

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

[Johnny]

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

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

[SouthernCamo]

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

[Roy D Mercer]

Looks like a Wells to me.

[SouthernCamo]

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

[Roy D Mercer]

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.

[GarGuy]

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