Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[Man]

On the other side of the fence from droebuck

Whoah! one of those indians was way ahead of his time

[GreenZ]

Wife found these around Columbus near Cummins Creek, any ideas?

[GarGuy]

Wife found these around Columbus near Cummins Creek, any ideas?

Some better pics with something like a coin for scale would help. Try natural light so there isn't a shadow on the flaking.

[GreenZ]

Here is the larger one, I will try to get better pictures tomorrow.

[GarGuy]

I'm gonna tentatively call that wells because the stem edges appear ground. Regardless its definitively an early archaic knife. Love the big bold percussion flaking .

5000 plus years old.

[Hockley]

I'm gonna tentatively call that wells because the stem edges appear ground. Regardless its definitively an early archaic knife. Love the big bold percussion flaking .

5000 plus years old.

That material is the same exact material that is all over our deer lease in Vanderpool. One day when I get some motivation I will post our finds from there to get your input.

[TXcazador91]

Found this past weekend, I’m calling it a Nolan

[Brushhopper]

Found while floating the San Marcos river. Don't know much at all about arrowheads.

[TXcazador91]

Found while floating the San Marcos river. Don't know much at all about arrowheads.

Nice looking material. The tip is broke off, and the bottom appears to be broke off as well. Hard to tell without the base.