Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[GarGuy]

I dont know if I posted these 2 before or not, both found in dimmit county

Both are nice! The Triangle may be an Early Triangle. It has a nice beveled edge. The little archery point us a perfiz in fine condition. Keep it in a frame or wrapped good. It's worth several hundred bucks with all the little ears and tips intact. Ding one off and it's just another damaged birdie.

[BlessedVeteran0305]

Here are my little handful. I found these when I lived in West Texas.

Anyone know what these are. One fits my hand perfect as if I were to use it as a cutter

[Texas Grown]

Anyone know what these are. One fits my hand perfect as if I were to use it as a cutter

That's probably what it was used for.


I don't know all the correct names. But they do all look like useful tools.



Two of those pieces look interesting. I bet Garguy could identify that small black and white one under the big preform.
And the larger gray one second from the bottom on the left looks to be whole.

[GarGuy]

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[GarGuy]

Anyone know what these are. One fits my hand perfect as if I were to use it as a cutter

The bigger item up top is a piece that just wouldn't flake. The bigger item bottom right is a hand held tool. The curved item between is just a flake. The two small stemmed points are archery age, probably were scallorn.

The very small point up top was a quite rare paleo point called Cypress. Tip is gone .

The rounded based item bottom left may be Zella angostura.

[GarGuy]

Any idea on this one? Found near weatherford.

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Still hoping for better pics of this killer artifact.

[WBT]

I'm about to pull my hair out trying to post a picture. I found a pretty nice stone axe and I'd love to get GarGuy's thoughts about it.

[Man]

Pulling my hair out becouse its been 40 years and i havent even found 1 point yet!

[fish4food]

Get an invite to Webb, LaSalle, McMullen, Duval counties.

They are practically everywhere. Well, not quite, but there are tons down that way.

[Jack]

ID

Can I get an ID? I was thinking the white one was a perd. but the more I look at it, I’m not sure and the black a Travis.
From Texas hill country.

[SabineHunter]

It looks like a Perd with a broke base. Can I have a pic of the base?

[Jack]

It looks like a Perd with a broke base. Can I have a pic of the base?

Does have a nick on one ear of the base.

[GarGuy]

Can I get an ID? I was thinking the white one was a perd. but the more I look at it, I’m not sure and the black a Travis.
From Texas hill country.

Top one probably a Nolan. Bottom may be a pedernales but the flare on the base is atypical. I'm gonna guess it is a martindale that got dinged on the base and reworked .

[ClayW]

Found these in Karnes County within 20 yards of each other

[ClayW]

Backyard in New Braunfels