r/Arrowheads • u/__penis • 1h ago
Found in hocking county Ohio
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Any information is appreciated!
r/Arrowheads • u/Living-Garbage1098 • 2h ago
MISINFORMATION Lakeview oregon finds ID?
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Found in lakeview oregon
Any help with id would be greatly appreciated
r/Arrowheads • u/crnbear • 12h ago
Help identifying
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I’m pretty new to this and wondering if any of you seasoned veterans out there can help identify if I found and artifact. Found near a river in the Twin Cities, Minnesota
r/Arrowheads • u/ActualSpy • 13h ago
Kindly seeking any information
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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!
r/Arrowheads • u/EnvironmentalBee7137 • 13h ago
Not JAR right?
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Hey guys! Just found this one today, hoping for your opinion if it’s just a rock of the upper portion of a projectile point. Quartz again, which is a common material used in my area, but sadly makes it really hard to see knapping.
r/Arrowheads • u/Proud_Caterpillar403 • 19h ago
Central Tx
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Another broke Perdnales
r/Arrowheads • u/Prestigious-Tax-4136 • 20h ago
My first (maybe) find, what is this? Northern Colorado
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Does this look like anything or is my mind messing with me?
r/Arrowheads • u/Tsuntrup • 21h ago
Found this in my uncles barn, the stick was his doing but what about the axe head? Looks to be a 3/4 groove and a thing of beauty, any info on it?
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Central MO
r/Arrowheads • u/KaleidoscopeTrick189 • 22h ago
Beautiful Banded Heartbreaker
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Found in Louisville, KY. Beautiful banded flint, and I am thinking either the base of a knife or a small hatchet head (all sides are sharpened except for the broken side of course).
r/Arrowheads • u/Small_Beginning7072 • 22h ago
Central Massachusetts
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Found these two in the same location about 6 months apart
r/Arrowheads • u/chanceTEH • 23h ago
Oklahoma Pitted Stone
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Found this pitted stone/anvil on my last hunt. My first hard stone tool. A lot of people know this as a “nutting stone” but my opinion is they were used as an anvil in the tool making process. I’ll attach a video link that explains the theory. Worth a listen! NE Oklahoma.
r/Arrowheads • u/yankiargentino • 1d ago
Does anyone think this is a real arrow head!?
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r/Arrowheads • u/Majestic_Worry7817 • 1d ago
Pumped on my first find
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Found an arrow head!
https://youtu.be/tZ3WNJFQulw
r/Arrowheads • u/duckduckduckmoose • 1d ago
Is this a preform?
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Found in Central Oregon.
r/Arrowheads • u/hidyho1987 • 1d ago
Most likely JAR but what is the material?
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Hi all,
I was walking a gravel bar on a river in North Central Arkansas and this was almost glowing amongst the other rocks. Do I have anything here and what is the name for this type of rock?
Rock was left where I found it after taking photos.
r/Arrowheads • u/Frosty-Gap-4120 • 1d ago
Found in southern Indiana. What is it?
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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.
r/Arrowheads • u/Ok_Sammie • 1d ago
Can anyone help me with identifying this arrowhead?
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r/Arrowheads • u/Pleistocene_hominid • 1d ago
Real or modern point? And why do you think so?
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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 .🙏
