Found an old indian camp...(pics)

[quarterback]

Awesome again Johnny! Thanks for posting this and getting my blood flowing for some more head hunting.

[Big Brass]

Awesome finds. These arrowhead threads are some of my favorite on TBH. I'm just starting to get into point hunting and it is a blast.

[Big Spec]

nice finds Johnny

[roysmoke]

Really cool find. My dad has a place near Kerrville and we found a few that a professor said were from an atlatyl. Are arrowheads and such valuable other than personal?

[Iced Down]

Nice points yall found. We have a lot of them in Freer, I found 13 on one road in about 45 min a few weeks ago.

[Johnny]

. Are arrowheads and such valuable other than personal?

Yes they are, depending on what shape they are in and the type. They can go into the thousands easy.

Nice points yall found. We have a lot of them in Freer, I found 13 on one road in about 45 min a few weeks ago.

It sounds like you got yourself a honey hole...post some pics!



Thanks for the look everyone. My wife went back with the kids on Monday and I went for just a little bit yesterday and located a different area on the hillside that produced a couple of points in only 25 minutes of digging. We have also found broke up pieces of pottery which is a goodn indication of a settlement rather than just passing through.

[jgirsh]

nice points

[El Patron]

Nice find. I have found quite a few in the last 20 years, do you know of any good books that can help identify the age and name of them? (or websites)

[Clayton]

Books : A Field Guide to Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians, by Tom Hester and Ellen Sue Turner (A new 3rd edition should be out shortly so you may want to wait). Do not get Overstreet's guide, it is worthless.

Websites: Texasarrowheads.com and Texaspoints.com

[chief longshaft]

nice find

[Honky_Tonk]

Very cool!!!

[burn'n feather]

very cool. congrats on the find

[Chad C]

I love these threads! Thanks for sharing Johnny!

[El Patron]

Thanks Clayton.

[Lights Out]

cool deal