r/LegitArtifacts

Image 1 — Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas
Image 2 — Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas
Image 3 — Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas
Image 4 — Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas
Image 5 — Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas
Image 6 — Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas
Image 7 — Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas
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Find of my whole hunting career so far today on a gravel bar in Arkansas

Plus a little point I found right before the Celt. The poll is busted but the bit is perfect

u/Snrubwr — 3 hours ago

Possible pestle or some sort of tool

Found in Northwestern Pennsylvania. The flat spot on the bottom looks like it was possibly worked to me but I'm not an expert by any means. The black spots on the rock sparkle and look like quartz.

u/Misterh8myjob — 18 hours ago

What did I find?

Serious question. I found this while hiking in Central California, south of Tahoe. I've never seen one quite like this. Is this legit, or did I find a modern point that someone left? Regardless, I love it.

u/EvenLouWhoz — 1 day ago

Total shot in the dark…

First one found on the beach in Lewes, Delaware. I picked it up thinking MAYBE it was a broken arrowhead that’s been tumbling for ages. Pretty thin.

Second looks like a river stone but found in a farm field in Denton, Maryland. Seems oddly smooth.

Total shot in the dark on both of these, probably just rocks but figured I see if y’all had any opinions. Thanks!

u/Hot_Conference5978 — 20 hours ago

Montell Frame

Hope everyone is doing good. Making some progress on my Texas montell frame. Finally got enough to make a nice display of them. Might be a perd on that Medina River point? Let me know what y’all think.

u/Western-Protection94 — 2 days ago

Thought this might interest some Americans- there are thousands of ancient churches and houses made of flint in Southern England.

u/Hefty_Kangaroo_4433 — 2 days ago
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I know it’s an artifact, but what is it?

Found with another arrowhead shown in the last pic. Thanks!

u/SavingsCup4573 — 2 days ago

What is this? [SE Iowa]

This was found in a creek where many other artifacts have been found. Not sure if it was a game piece or something similar to that. It is polished and I don’t think rolling around in a creek would do this.

u/Immediate-Letter-382 — 2 days ago

Auction Purchase. How did I do?

I don't own any artifacts yet, so i bought this group for ~$25 to get started. I liked that there was a variety. It had a couple points and some teeth. I don't know what everything it since they weren't listed. Any id's would be helpful. I wasn't sure if I spent too much. I thought it'd be something cool to put in a display box.

Edit: the auction was called "Best in the Northwest" and the location of the auction was stated as Missoula, MT. I have no idea if that helps or even guarantees the location of these.

u/Sojourner_Saint — 1 day ago

My G10 Southwest New Mexico arrowhead pull(point is on the r/arrowhead page)

As you can see I was shaking, such a beautiful arrowhead it’s what I’ve been searching for for a long time

u/Chejuan01 — 3 days ago

Could this be a beaten up Fluted Point? Or is it just a natural fracture that makes it look like it’s fluted? In SC creek.

It was in a sandy/rocky sand bar in the creek, which is usually submerged behind a small dam that crosses the creek, in North Central SC. There’s a lot of quartz, and I thought that was what this rock was before I cleaned it. Now, I’m thinking granite or quartz with feldspar maybe. Regardless, that notched pattern at the base seems almost like some early point types I’ve seen in the Carolinas. But, I’m very skeptical for a few reasons.

Thanks for the help.

u/Sandhillbilly — 2 days ago

Notched Point (Oklahoma)

Awesome piece if found yesterday! Was thinking it might be an Edgewood or Jackie. Looks like Barren Fork Chert. Please share your thoughts if you have any ideas.

u/GlizzlerGyatt — 3 days ago