Grid walked the settlement site I found a few months ago but went back to see if the rain since has cleared any more flint and found this bottom two thirds of an arrow head, pictured here with a previous complete one from the same sight. Guess I better give the field another walk over in the next few weeks see what else the rain might have cleared away! Complete one is about 4cm to give an idea of size.
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Bottom part of finely made arrow head
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Very nice it appears you are on a site where there are early neolithic period leaf shaped points . From what I have read they are less common in the middle neolithic and rare in the late neolithic. That looks like a quality lithic material too. Congratulations on the finds. Thanks for sharing the images with us.TN formerly CT Visit our store http://stores.arrowheads.com/store.p...m-Trading-Post
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Thank you for showing us your finds. It is not often that we get to see points from The United Kingdom. That is a beautiful lithic they are made of and identical as to their type. Is it a field where crops are raised? What is the approximate size of the site where the points were found? Just curious.
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Originally posted by sailorjoe View PostThank you for showing us your finds. It is not often that we get to see points from The United Kingdom. That is a beautiful lithic they are made of and identical as to their type. Is it a field where crops are raised? What is the approximate size of the site where the points were found? Just curious.
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