Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[Aboud]

Awesome to see the kiddos involved. Was this at chrisners?

[armadillophil]

Yes it was at chrisners

[EastTx]

My son found this one today on the creek bank near our house.

[GarGuy]

6 to 8 inches long.

That dovetail is a nice piece of art. Its not authentic but it is pretty.

[AZ&F'sDaddy]

Found this piece this morning in Young County. Looks like part of a metate. Anybody able to confirm this?

How rare is one of these things? I found a really large stone (too big to lift) with a well-ground bowl and the grinding stone sitting in the bowl. I don't have any pics with me.

[GarGuy]

How rare is one of these things? I found a really large stone (too big to lift) with a well-ground bowl and the grinding stone sitting in the bowl. I don't have any pics with me.

They are not terribly rare but they ARE terribly interesting. Really large ones are pretty sought after though. Two ft and larger may be worth 500 plus dollars.

[AZ&F'sDaddy]

They are not terribly rare but they ARE terribly interesting. Really large ones are pretty sought after though. Two ft and larger may be worth 500 plus dollars.

Wow! Have no interest in selling it, but still interesting. The stone is probably three feet long. The grinding stone is about 1.5 x the size of a softball.

[GarGuy]

Wow! Have no interest in selling it, but still interesting. The stone is probably three feet long. The grinding stone is about 1.5 x the size of a softball.

I have a couple like that. you need to bring it home.

[quarterback]

How rare is one of these things? I found a really large stone (too big to lift) with a well-ground bowl and the grinding stone sitting in the bowl. I don't have any pics with me.

Please at least take some pictures and post them up. If you found the bowl with the mano still in it that would be pretty rare. I understand that the indians used to bury their metates and manos when they broke camp. I guess they were heavy to transport and they would be there when they returned to that camp later on.

[AZ&F'sDaddy]

Please at least take some pictures and post them up. If you found the bowl with the mano still in it that would be pretty rare. I understand that the indians used to bury their metates and manos when they broke camp. I guess they were heavy to transport and they would be there when they returned to that camp later on.

Going there this weekend. I'll get pictures.

[Bazo]

I found this tonight. I'm still green at identifying them so I try to look them up. Is this a Marcos point from the Late to Transitional Archaic?

[Copper87]

Bump

[AZ&F'sDaddy]

Found near the North Llano River

This rock is very big, and mostly buried.

[papadoc]

Help!

Surface find in Denton County

[JANSLEY817]

Do these look like anything guys? Found in Cleburne