Hello all I am new to the site and arrow head hunting. I live in eastern Ct. I have found only two arrowheads through the years. Recently a friend passed away and left me an assortment of findings. They are all fascinating to someone who knows nothing. Where can I contact to have some of these identified? Thanks in advance
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Welcome to arrowheads.com most of these look like CT points to me. There may be others in the other two frames of darker material. Best thing to do is take good photos and share them with something for scale. Try and separate them by like materials. even if you separate by color and sheen then take a photo and share it in what did I find?
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Hello Mikey, Kim here. As I accessed your picts, they all look authentic, no fakes here. A very nice inheritance! Thy are from very different areas. I see two pink Dalton, Perhaps 8 to 10 thousand years old, real beauties. There is one long black Obsidian Paleo point. I can't say for sure from the picture but it does look to have the attributes of a Folsom point. You have a few Chalcedony Points. And of coarse white quartz. Very nice. Thanks for posting.Knowledge is about how and where to find more Knowledge. Snyder County Pa.
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