r/Arrowheads

📍Northeast Tennessee

Found a killer example of a Palmer. Made of Knox chert.

Found in a creek bed. Don’t know much about arrowheads at all, but this doesn’t look like the typical arrowheads I’ve seen. Is it some kind of tool?

Edit: didn’t expect this much feedback. Possibly an extremely stupid question, but would it be worth it to continue searching that area? It was complete chance that we happened to look down and see it on top of the creek rocks.

Hello! I am hoping to help a friend with information about these points. He purchased the collection at a charity auction in Montana and the only information was the collector who donated it to the charity “may have” also lived and collected in Illinois.

Any help with Id”info the time period, style, anything special that stands out, etc would be wildly appreciated!

Thank you so much!

Edit: found in south east Georgia not far from altamaha and ohoopee

Took a stroll down the lease road after work today and found some good ones.

What do you think about this one? Is it modern? Only arrowhead I've ever found, was back in the early 90s in southern Humboldt County, CA. We lived near the Eel River and had gravel delivered for our driveway. Found this in the gravel.

I found it on shore on the Chesapeake bay. I have no idea how to go about identifying it. Any sort of help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance :)

Real or modern arrowhead, and why do you think so?

Looking to get better at identifying. To me it feels modern, just based on the quality of the knapping - but I’m a beginner and cant fully tell. I see some hinge fractures but I know older points can have these as well.

Please give me your opinion and why you think so, so that I can improve my understanding of how to
Identify and what to look for.

Thank you .🙏

Found in Central Oregon.

A-D are all said to have been found on a family farm near Carlisle, OH, in the Miami River Valley.

E-F no info on where they were found.

Ruler measurement in inches.

I inherited these from my father in law and have been researching how old/what type of points they are. Getting conflicting answers among various field guides, websites, etc.

I’ve been getting interested in the ancient human history in central/southern Ohio so trying get an idea just how old these amazing artifacts are that I hold in my hands. Any info/answers would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!