[Ditter]

I am sure there are quite a few people who can make arrowheads. My husband just got a video about flint knapping. Watching the man on the video knock out a perfect arrowhead in less than an hour is amazing!

I have a rather large collection of arrowheads that are all the real deal, found them myself in very remote places in Texas and Mexico.

For any who are interested the video is The Art of Flint Knapping with D.C.Waldorf.

[healy61]

Our courthouse had a large collection of local arrowhead and stone tools in three large display cases. During remodeling, someone stole the three large cases. A county official decided it wise to not notify the police for a couple of months. Who knows why. They were never recovered. Some had been determined to be 9 - 11 thousand years old. We border Indiana near Ohio.

[cva66snipe]

I am sure there are quite a few people who can make arrowheads. My husband just got a video about flint knapping. Watching the man on the video knock out a perfect arrowhead in less than an hour is amazing! I have a rather large collection of arrowheads that are all the real deal, found them myself in very remote places in Texas and Mexico.

Around here river bottoms, creeks, and lake banks offer the best hunting places. Of course a fresh plowed field close to a spring, creek, or river is good as well. Most Flint for arrowheads around here though was traded for and brought in from likely the Ohio region.