Found an old indian camp...(pics)

[quarterback]

Johnny, if you found pottery do you think now that it's a Caddo site? They were the kings of pottery making apparently. Keep an eye out for rusted stuff too. They used a lot of metal in their daily lives (best I can tell) in the latter years.

[hawkusmc]

Is there a website to go to to find out how to get started in artifact hunting?
I've looked without much luck.

[bar2hunter]

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...d.php?t=202682

[BigL]

Man Johnny these threads always make me jealous. If you ever need someone to work a shovel to take a few from you let me know. Of if you would rather do some indian trading (arrowheads for greenback), let me know. I just want 1 shadowbox/picture frame of them to hang on the wall in my office.

[Bluesman]

Is there a website to go to to find out how to get started in artifact hunting?
I've looked without much luck.

http://arrowheadology.com/forums/

Plus another very cool Texas site:

http://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/index.html

[Muzzy100]

Why is there so many in that creek?

[Muzzy100]

In the video

[timbobowhunter]

Very Nice!!!





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[Texbow]

Found this past season in Mexico

My haul from my Mexico lease.

[Froggy]

Here's a good website if you want info about archaeology in Texas.

http://www.counciloftexasarcheologists.org/

Lot's of info on laws protecting archaeological resources. Most apply only on public lands.

Great finds Johnny.

[bowmech]

I would be just happy to find a couple of them, they are so cool.
So much history, would love to learn a little bit more about it.

[Johnny]

Funny this thread was brought back up. I have found a few good ones this year I need to post up soon.

[Ron]

Really nice finds!

[Mac...]

If I only knew where to dig........ lol

[Marine1]

ttt for an awesome thread!