1950,s indians of az wild find

[Why not]

Glass just crazy ,thought I would share.




Talk about resourceful .

[chase]

Why Not give us a little history on what were looking at please. 

[G10+]

Yes would love  to hear some history and where they came from .

[Why not]

Here in az southwest during the historic period they indian used glass to yo make arrowheads and cutting tools when I found them I thought I found unfinished obsidian but it is definitely glass the little one has LA in red and white ,in 1952,53 Pepsi cola came out with the red and white label so that is why I say the 50,s and they were found together off the Santa Cruz river where all the excavating is going on where they have found and documented several glass tips from the historic period . I will post the documented site if u would like to read it .when I picked them up i was thinking bullshit then I was like wow what a cool find history is just amazing , thank you all for checking out the pic,s just thought I would share them with every body . Thanks why not

[Why not]

Out here there is all kinds of cool finds I even think I found a busted arrow found it in three pieces .



Tell me what yall think

[Ron Kelley]

Thanks Why Not. I bet that point is sharp as glass.

[chase]

Ron Kelley wrote:

Thanks Why Not. I bet that point is sharp as glass.

That is quite good Ron.
The arrow shaft may be nothing more than Saguaro these are very straight, and I see no modification. But thank you! that explains a lot. I would be interested in reading on the site.
If you dont mind posting it.

[Why not]

Seymourharlan.com  go to homepage files page then scroll down to files page 27 and read from there .thank why not

[Why not]

Homepage files 2 i forgot the 2 sorry

[painshill]

Why not wrote:

Homepage files 2 i forgot the 2 sorry

  That's a fascinating site... but I can't find the "homepage files" - with or without a 2!
Can you help us a bit more with navigating the site? You can copy and paste the address to the page from the window at the top of your browser and paste it here (it then appears as a hot-link and will take us to the appropriate section).
  You may also be interested in the attached pdf file which has some interesting information about bottle glass artefacts and some good pointers on how to recognise intentional from accidental modification:
  BottleGlassasArtefactSourceWorldwidewithNativeAmer icanemphasis.pdf

[Why not]

Will try to paste it thanks for the info painshill .why not