Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[GarGuy]

I looked at it in your album. It is a typical preform. Many cultures traveled to the Texas hill country to quarry Edwards chert like that. In most cases , it was flaked into a generic blade to lighten the weight in travel. Then it was traded or used . Some became opportunistic knives and were used then resharpened.

Basically, it is an artifact to be finished later.

[GRNZEPHYR]

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Awesome, Thanks for the information, I really appreciate it

[Solocam84]

I found this the other day in Granbury.

[Solocam84]

Ttt. Ant input on this arrowhead?

[Roy D Mercer]

I think I would call it a Marcos..whatever it is it's worth some $ due to the quality!! Very nice find

May be called a Marshall also!

[GarGuy]

Im with RDM. its between Marcos and Marshall. High grade point. Very nice!

[Solocam84]

Thanks guys. Im still in shock that i found it!

[EastTx]

My daughter was playing on the edge of the creek that runs through our property this afternoon and made a cool find. She was so excited! Any idea what type it is? Cherokee County.

[EastTx]

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[EastTx]

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Anyone?

[Roy D Mercer]

I think I would call it a Marshall.......You might want to take a closer look at where she found that point there may be more!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[EastTx]

Thanks! I plan on searching some this weekend.

[Roy D Mercer]

Thanks! I plan on searching some this weekend.

take a shovel when you go.....

[Gringo23]

Looks Marshall to me also.

[salth2o]

My dad found this one today on the surface at his pasture.

Anybody have an idea about this one?