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Arrow head? Help help sos
Is this an arrow head, i live in the country near brownwood texas, commanche indians used to live here, is this a real arrow head or just natural formation.
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It's worked, and may be the tip of an unfinished projectile or knife. You did not provide scale for a size reference. Are you sure you want your email in a public venue for all the world to see? Folks will answer you right here in your thread, and we have a personal message function as well. You may wish to edit your email out.
Anyway, welcome, I believe your piece is artifactual(to the archaeologists, even a flake is considered artifactual), and we'll see what others have to say...Rhode Island -
I also moved your thread to the appropriate category....Rhode IslandComment
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I'd say it looks "arrowheadish.""The education of a man is never completed until he dies." Robert E. LeeComment
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I'd say it was a failed attempt at making an arrowhead. The maker probably discarded it bc of the excessive amount of hinge fractures that happened.Stagger Lee/ SE MissouriComment
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I agree with Broken Arrow, and even the ancient’s “throw-away” stuff is beautiful to me. I have a box full of them.👍👍Wandering wherever I can, mostly in Eastern Arkansas, always looking down.Comment
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Yes I agree with the fact that it is an ancient artifact. I don't think it was finished because the flaking didn't work out.Michigan Yooper
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