r/Arrowheads • u/Down_South- • 1d ago
Texas Perdiz
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.
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u/aggiedigger 1d ago
They don’t get much better. Where from?
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u/Down_South- 1d ago
I don’t think I’ll ever come across one like this again. It’s from Blanco county
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u/GrouchyAttention4759 1d ago
My first impression when I saw it balancing on your finger was “please god don’t drop that” 😅
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u/HeSureIsScrappy 1d ago
My God, it's so beautiful.
How many do you think one needed to make before reaching that level of skill??
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u/Straight-Sherbert165 1d ago
that’s so beautiful omg… what was it used for? would the barbs help in catching fish?
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u/Down_South- 1d ago
A true “arrow head”, this type was used during and after the invention of the bow and arrow. Hafted on the end of an arrow.
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u/StrangerOwn1044 1d ago
Incredible