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- How do you ID a paleo artifact ? - ArrowHeads. com
I see members identify an artifact as Paleo and I have no idea why Can any knowledgeable forum members please share your insight about what characteristics make an artifact paleo ? Pictures would help Thanks Bob C
- South Carolina Clovis Point - ArrowHeads. com
Here are some photos I took during a two weeks camping trip to Edisto Island SC in Dec 2018 I met and talked to a lucky lady I know who was visiting from Boone, NC She had just found her very first arrowhead ever while looking for fossils and beach glass The falling tide exposed it along the shoreline Can't tell you what a
- General Discussion - ArrowHeads. com
Forum discussion about Native American arrowheads and artifacts
- Woody Blackwell Story - Arrowheads by Another Name
Arrowheads, by another name By TOM MAST Star-Tribune staff writer Jeb Taylor, a buyer and authenticator of projectile points, poses at his workspace in his home
- Projectile Point Knife Morphology and Terminology
These illustrations along with accompanying terminology have been provided as a resource for identifying and describing projectile points and knives Once the
- Madison - ArrowHeads. com
Type site- St Clair Co , IL Found at Cahokia mounds Shape : Basically a small to medium size straight sided isosceles triangular arrowhead Straight, slightly excurvate or slightly concave bases are characteristic Description: A thin triangular point with usually straight sides and base Many are of high quality and some are finely serrated
- Mounting, framing, displaying artifacts - ArrowHeads. com
If you were in Ga there is an arrowhead show this weekend in Moultrie Ga and a person will be there selling cases I have seen the points glued on boards and also wired on boards but I like the cases I described the best
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