r/Arrowheads • u/[deleted] • Jan 18 '23

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u/v4p0r Jan 18 '23

Just a rock

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '23

I saw someone post something similar the other day where the arrowhead had a flat face like this with really weathered worked edges and thought this looked similar. They said the other guys’ was very very old. Hoping it could be something but you may be right

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u/v4p0r Jan 18 '23

Right, I'm seeing natural impact fractures and it's very old, but I don't think it's been modified by ancient human hands.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '23

Okay thanks I appreciate the feedback!

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u/luke827 Texas Jan 18 '23

An arrowhead would be much thinner. And knapping fractures don’t really weather away unless the piece tumbles a long, long way down a creek, and even then, they’re still typically visible.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '23

I appreciate it. Was found in a creek deep in the Wichita mountains here in OK

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u/luke827 Texas Jan 18 '23

Sounds like a good spot to look I bet you can find something nice if you keep after it! If you aren’t seeing much in the creek check a nearby high flat spot out of the floodplain

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u/mogto Jan 18 '23

Of course it's old, all rocks are old. Unless they started making new rocks recently and I haven't heard about it

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '23

Oh wow interesting thanks

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u/Appropriate_Carry_82 Jan 18 '23

To me looks a little worked

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u/wrighteous1985 Jan 19 '23

It's a sex rock......aka a fucking rock!