Arrow Heads

[Tbone2227]

These are some of the heads I found locally in the creek bed by my house. The second pic is a few things I found also in the same area. Not sure if they are anything or not. What do you think?



Is there a market for selling these?

[Eric Pence]

Looks good u might check E-Bay

[Tbone2227]

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[Tbone2227]

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[Tbone2227]

for the night crowd

[homegrown]

looks like they may have been used as knives maybe???? Sweet find.

[Sleepy]

If they are worth anything, they probably aren't worth selling, I'd keep them. We have an old indian burial ground on our place and have found several 5 gallon buckets full of arrowheads, knives, and pottery. None of which I think are of any great value. There are some types of arrowheads and such that can be worth a good deal of money, but they chances of finding them are pretty low. You can google countless things on arrowheads and should be able to identify the type of arrowhead you have found and even sometimes the tribe that made them. Good find

[bowmech]

They are so cool, would like to know what time period and tribe etc. they are from.
Would like to find some myself.

[QuackAddict]

My stepmother paid for my Dad and her to go on an Alaskan cruise a few years ago selling arrowheads on eBay. Her previous husband was a serious arrowhead hunter and found loads of them, some of them quite cool looking. I'm currently trying to "obtain" a group of them from her to put in a shadowbox.

[Patton]

I think they are sweet! I wouldnt sell em, probably not a good market for them either

[leasecommander]

Sorry but they aren't worth much, maybe $1 a piece, the second photos look like the initial flakes that come off of a cobble, a large flint stone that was picked to make arrowheads and knives these initial flakes could also be used as scrapers etc. I'd keep them at the lease, they are sure fun to look for.
Goog luck