Official Arrowhead ID Thread

[Jack]

Better pic.

[GarGuy]

Better pic.

We're those found together? Odd balls. Maybe Shumula but probably odd eared Marshall.

[ultrastealth]

Better pic.

I don't know what that is, but it's really cool. The indians around our ranch weren't even close to that talented.

[Man]

What significance did having one of the rear points being shorter than the opposite serve?

[GarGuy]

What significance did having one of the rear points being shorter than the opposite serve?

They were not made that way. Likely hafted on a bone handle and that side got used the most thus resharpened more.

[Jack]

We're those found together? Odd balls. Maybe Shumula but probably odd eared Marshall.

They weren’t found at the same time but were found in the same area.

[hogman$]

New to arrowhead collecting I found my first one a few days in Gaines county any ideas what this one is called or age of it maybe ?


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[GarGuy]

New to arrowhead collecting I found my first one a few days in Gaines county any ideas what this one is called or age of it maybe ?


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It has been resharpened so many times that it is hard to guess what it was. The base indicates that it is probably early archaic but still a bit of a guess. 7000yrs old give or take.

[hogman$]

It has been resharpened so many times that it is hard to guess what it was. The base indicates that it is probably early archaic but still a bit of a guess. 7000yrs old give or take.

Interesting I was wondering why the front was so wide sharpening makes sense thank you


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[Rounder]

Are these artifacts or just rocks? If artifacts….anyone have any guesses on details of them? Found in Kinney county.





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[GarGuy]

Are these artifacts or just rocks? If artifacts….anyone have any guesses on details of them? Found in Kinney county.





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Artifact. Tortugas. 3000 yrs old

[Rounder]

Artifact. Tortugas. 3000 yrs old

Cool deal......thank you for the info.

[skipetex]

Found these today in Morris County northeast texas. Can someone tell me what they are please.

[skipetex]

Anyone

[GarGuy]

Anyone

Both of those are a little hard to type from just one pic. I would need them inhand to be really confident. I suspect both fall in a poorly defined group called Early Stemmed. Roughly 8,000 yrs old.

All ES points have edge dulling/grinding on the stem edges. If those are not ground they would fall into a couple of late archaic types like Yarborough.