r/Arrowheads

Best example I’ve ever had the privilege of owning. It is extremely thin with very long barbs — rarely find a piece of this caliber without any breakage. Thought you all would enjoy.

Hey yall, was looking at some of the artifacts I've found over the years, and thought I'd repost this one. I found this incised stone in the foot of a fallen tree, it was lines down in an ant pile, but I'm very glad that I flipped it. I was wondering if anyone else in the area has found an incised stone, and what you think they are/were used for? Any ideas or thoughts you have on the subject are welcome, and I appreciate you taking a look.

I found this today on one of my family’s cattle/elk trails! I’ll post a better photo in the comments :)

I found this in the black rock desert on the shore of ancient lahontan. I’ve been told that it might be a fake and now I’m a little skeptical. I was hunting in a very shallow area of the ancient lake that I think must have been a swamp sort of thing. My thinking is that it was shot into reeds in the swamp so it had no hard impact keeping it perfect. This lake dried up 12000 years ago so there’s no possible way that it’s modern. I was many miles away from any dirt road so I don’t really think that someone could have put it there. Thoughts???

It’s been BONE DRY but got lucky with one! CenTX

NE Missouri, pulled into one of my lots and just happened to see some red flakes, which led to this. Not sure what she is but I’m stoked.

After a recent flooding in July, most of my spots have been on fire. It’ll slow taper off over the next couple months. The real nice one is a Stealth point, very local to NE Oklahoma. Almost always made from heat treated Kay county chert. Razor thin, just missing a little of the base. The marble was a bonus score!!

These are for sale near me, asking 200? Do these look worth it? Thanks!

Any idea as to what kind of projectile? Thinking Savannah river or Hamilton. Found north central Florida

Personal find Greenwood/Saluda county SC

First three pictures of the "top", and last three are the reverse side

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Colorado

Please help me narrow down what kind of point this is and an age range! I found it west of St. Louis Missouri, about 30 miles west. I’m guessing Burlington chert. It’s right around 3 inches long, 1.25 inches wide. There is one notch, but the other side isn’t broken. It was made that way, or reshaped.

I was hiking between fishing holes when I almost stepped on this one.

Back in the day, I would find several arrowheads every year just keeping my eyes open as I hiked. Nowadays I only see one every couple years.