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- North Carolina Types (General) - ArrowHeads. com
North Carolina Projectile Point type descriptions Type Descriptions of the Projectile Points of the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina some pictures are
- How do you identify modern points? - ArrowHeads. com
I know this is modern I got this off Amazon with a collection of rocks and the other modern points are horrible looking One flat side, bad knapping, uneven But this, to my very untrained eye, if I found this on the ground I'd assume it's real Not bad quality for a mass produced arrowhead in my opinion How would someone
- Flint Knapping for Beginners - ArrowHeads. com
Flintknapping for Beginners The poster “paleomanjim” has provided YouTube videos of his work “Flintknapping – Beginners” in seven parts at the links
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- How do you age an Arrowhead???? - ArrowHeads. com
Hi MJ welcome to our site The age old question, how do you judge the age of an arrowhead Arrowheads are triangle shaped Some have notches and some don't The first Archery equipment is relatively new to the Natives most are under 1400 years old
- Arrowhead hunters in Utah! - ArrowHeads. com
Hello everybody, I’ve just recently got into the exciting hobby of arrowhead hunting Moved out to Utah recently and don’t have very many connections for looking and figured I’d turn to you guys! Anyone on here by chance willing to let me tag along on a arrowhead hunting trip in Utah or have some property that I can hunt for
- An interesting type, Kirk Corner Notched - ArrowHeads. com
Yes, it does have the "classic" idealized "arrowhead" shape except we now know that they were never used as points for arrows The larger ones were likely used as knives and the smaller ones of which the Palmer type is an example were probably used as points for atlatl darts
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