Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Flintknapping => Topic started by: ohma2 on June 16, 2013, 11:30:42 am
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was out looking for artifacs yesterday on a piece of ground i hunt.this place has been a treasure trove for finds over the years and never seems to dissapoint. so this is what showed up after some heavy rain.
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if jackcrafty or one of you other nappers would give some insight on this head it would be much appreciaed. been told by local university that shows alot of intrest on this piece of ground that it was a osage encampment at one time. thanks for any input.
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Nice find
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Need to know the location (state and county) where you found it so I can look it up. :)
Don't give me the exact location or the place will be crawling with hunters! Just the state and county.
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thanks man for you time and knowlage. lafayette county, MO.
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The point looks like a variant of the Sequoyah type. It is a true arrowhead of the Mississipian era (1000 - 600 BP). I don't recognize the material.
That type of arrowhead was used by many tribes, so it may have been used by Osage Indians.
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thanks for the info jack. and i always enjoy viewing you talents.
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:)