Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[Jack]

What I found today.

[Jack]

Curious about the black point and I believe the longer slender one is a Darl? Correct me if I’m wrong.

[GarGuy]

Curious about the black point and I believe the longer slender one is a Darl? Correct me if I’m wrong.

Both are likely hoxie

[GarGuy]

Can I get a name on this one. Complete point but only notched on one side.

Not sure on that one

[BoneCollector31]

I work with an archaeologist who specializes in lithic. I could ask him what he thinks.

[Jack]

I work with an archaeologist who specializes in lithic. I could ask him what he thinks.

That would be great!
My buddy found this one today. Not sure what kind.

[GarGuy]

Another hoxie

[Jack]

Another hoxie

Have you compared the last picture with a Zephyr?

[GarGuy]

Have you compared the last picture with a Zephyr?

I usually consider zephyr to be a broader stemmed point . It's possible though. Hoxie is usually stem ground and the I'm sure I can see that on the first two. Not sure if last one is ground .

[Zmaxhunter]

Sorry its taken so long to find time to post these.
Pottery shards on the right, couple from the rim.
Scraping tools, bird points, and im not sure of the double pointed head.. in the middle.
Flipped all the tools over.

[arrowsonly88]

Found this one today in Buda Tx


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[GarGuy]

Sorry its taken so long to find time to post these.
Pottery shards on the right, couple from the rim.
Scraping tools, bird points, and im not sure of the double pointed head.. in the middle.
Flipped all the tools over.

Some of that has an Africa look. Odd uniface strikes.

[GarGuy]

Found this one today in Buda Tx


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Middle archaic. Maybe marshall.

[Zmaxhunter]

All of those are my own personal finds. All from Ottawa county..i have more if i can find them.
Some are from the Minneapolis 140T5 site.
Just 2m south of town was a large Indian village, 26 or more lodges.
Our museum has a lot of very nice artifacts.
Pipe Creek is another area, 8m ne of town with lots of archealogical sites.
Just a couple of yrs ago... a flood washed out an area leaving exposed footprints from long ago.
The old farming ways.. with a plow used to really bring up the artifacts.. with no till farming.. its much more difficult.
One field i used to walk is now alfalfa.. so its pointless.
The fabled Etzanoa was identified a few yrs ago.

https://www.kansas.com/news/state/article208617349.html

[GarGuy]

All of those are my own personal finds. All from Ottawa county..i have more if i can find them.
Some are from the Minneapolis 140T5 site.
Just 2m south of town was a large Indian village, 26 or more lodges.
Our museum has a lot of very nice artifacts.
Pipe Creek is another area, 8m ne of town with lots of archealogical sites.
Just a couple of yrs ago... a flood washed out an area leaving exposed footprints from long ago.
The old farming ways.. with a plow used to really bring up the artifacts.. with no till farming.. its much more difficult.
One field i used to walk is now alfalfa.. so its pointless.
The fabled Etzanoa was identified a few yrs ago.
https://www.kansas.com/news/state/article208617349.html

That makes sense. All are authentic for sure. I thought you was saying ccx they came from texas.