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kennedy knives wrote:A few of my Arrow Heads most are tumbled and broke but still nice to me

WOW!!! That is a neat collection!!!!!

kennedy knives wrote:A few of my Arrow Heads most are tumbled and broke but still nice to me

Gary,

That's a great collection of points. I've seen some similar collections from the upper Savannah River area. It's amazing what can be found around here once you learn where & how to look.

geocash wrote:

kennedy knives wrote:A few of my Arrow Heads most are tumbled and broke but still nice to me

Gary,

That's a great collection of points. I've seen some similar collections from the upper Savannah River area. It's amazing what can be found around here once you learn where & how to look.

Thanks most came from the Seneca River & Tugaloo River In SC

Just wanted to bump this up one year

kennedy knives wrote: ↑Sun Feb 09, 2020 8:31 pm Just wanted to bump this up one year

Good idea Gary. I like looking at stuff like this. That's a nice collection you have.
Hopefully some more folks will show us what they have found.

Thanks Tom , After all they are the real first Knife

First picture are a few of the nicer ones that I found in Southern Illinois in the late 1960's and early 1970's.

The second pictures are the famous ceremonial artifacts found at the Olive Branch site in Southern Illinois. I scanned these pictures from an artifact periodical. I believe they were sold for well over 1 million dollars.

Nice Points Ralph

Great finds.

kennedy knives wrote: ↑Tue Feb 25, 2020 2:12 pm Nice Points Ralph

You've got a point!

I found these two articles in 1932 newspapers.

Another arrowhead article from 1932.

An arrowhead article from a 1934, New York newspaper.

From a 1934 New York newspaper.

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 6:31 pm Another arrowhead article from 1932.

Cool little articles Skip! Especially this one about the Florida Elephants! Thanks for sharing!

TPK wrote: ↑Tue May 12, 2020 3:33 pm

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Thu Apr 09, 2020 6:31 pm Another arrowhead article from 1932.

Cool little articles Skip! Especially this one about the Florida Elephants! Thanks for sharing!

You're welcome Tom. I enjoy doing it.

Another 1934, New York newspaper article.

Another 1934, New York newspaper article.
(OK, OK, so it's not an arrow head.......)

Another 1934, New York newspaper article.

1934 New York newspaper article.

From a New York newspaper in 1934.

1934 New York newspaper article.

From a 1935 New York newspaper. (a bit of a stretch)

From a 1935 New York newspaper. (a bit of a stretch)

From a May 1935, New York newspaper.