Ground score

[banknote]

That thing is bad juju.

you believe in juju huh

Everytime my dad or I has picked one of them up on any camping/hunting/fishing trip, it has cursed the whole trip.

Wasn't that an episode of the Brady Bunch?

[Mornin Beef]

I heard arrow heads are sharper than todays razors, but I hear a lot of things at the elks club on fridays.

[ducks~n~bucks]

That thing is bad juju.

you believe in juju huh

Everytime my dad or I has picked one of them up on any camping/hunting/fishing trip, it has cursed the whole trip.

Wasn't that an episode of the Brady Bunch?

I don't know.

[assateague]

That thing is bad juju.

you believe in juju huh

Everytime my dad or I has picked one of them up on any camping/hunting/fishing trip, it has cursed the whole trip.

Wasn't that an episode of the Brady Bunch?

[Deltaman]

Awesome find BN

[banknote]

Found another one today. Top center. More rudimentary than last week's (upper left) and similar point shape to a broken piece I found earlier in the week (top right.) Others are older pieces that appear to have been worked and either broken or unfinished. The grid is 1/2" squares.

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[assateague]

That's pretty slick. Wonder what the bottom left was used for.

[capt1972]

That's pretty slick. Wonder what the bottom left was used for.

Skinning?

[Flightstopper]

That's awesome bank. I'll have to remember to take some pictures next time I'm at my grandpa's. He has a bunch of heads, bowls, bones and even Indian teeth

[banknote]

That's pretty slick. Wonder what the bottom left was used for.

Yeah that one's pretty interesting. I found it the day before and very near to the first arrowhead. My theory is it's a piece of something much larger, like maybe the back end of a spear/harpoon point, or perhaps an axe or digging tool. Here are more pics of it:

This is the other side of it, which is a single facet, almost perfectly flat. Three sides have obviously been worked into and almost perfect square, the fourth side appears rough and broken.

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From different angles you can see that the straight sides appear to have been worked down to a dull edge.

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[banknote]

That's pretty slick. Wonder what the bottom left was used for.

Skinning?

I wondered about that or some other scraping use, but I don't think the sharp corners would lend themselves to that.

[assateague]

Looks like a piece of peanut brittle. You sure it's a rock?

[RonE]

That's pretty slick. Wonder what the bottom left was used for.

That was an Indian 'love stone'...........Just a fucking rock.

[banknote]

Looks like a piece of peanut brittle. You sure it's a rock?

yes

[jehler]

You tasted it?

[banknote]

You tasted it?

yes

[DeadEye_Dan]

He's fucking with you - he got it at Home Depot, it's backsplash

[one2many]

That's pretty slick. Wonder what the bottom left was used for.

That was an Indian 'love stone'...........Just a fucking rock.

lmfao

[banknote]

Added a couple more to the collection. Spotted the one at far right while throwing marks today.

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[banknote]

Follow up: I joined an arrowhead collecting forum and found out this weird square thing is a rifle flint. Trying to find out how old.

[Flightstopper]

That's really cool

[The Duck Hammer]

Very cool stuff Bank. Always wanted to find an arrowhead.