Collector Spot Light!

Whether you are a new collector or a lifelong enthusiast we are happy to have you with us on Arrowheads.com Each month in the forum we add a new member to our member of the month club. Some of these folks have fantastic collections and some have small beginner collections. It is the collector spirit that brings us all together in one place to share and learn about the fascinating hobby of ours. This month we are pleased to introduce Levi Caldwell, Levi is an accomplished flint knapper as well as long time outdoorsman and artifact collector.

Levi is the Member of the month September 2023

At Arrowheads.com we take great pride in sharing useful information with the public about collecting Native American Relics. Take a look at our resource section. We have many reprinted articles from CSAS and Authors Such as Steven Cooper, Jim Bennett and the late Col. John Berner.

In this issue we are sharing an interesting article from The CSASI by Rodney M Peck, Kannapolis, North Carolina

Originally Published in the Central States Archaeological Journal, Vol.56, No.4, pg.2000 Titled Reworked Clovis Projectile Points

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We hope you enjoyed the article we shared this month. If you would like to see more like that please join the Central States Archaeological Society.

The Central States Archaeological Journal is published collectively by the 21 State Societies. Membership entitles a member to four CSASI Journals 4 per year.

Conerly Point

In this issue we are sharing a fine example of a Conerly point found by willjo. In Southern GA. A medium to large auriculate point with a contracting, concave base which can be ground. On some examples, the hafting area can be seen with the presence of very weak shoulders. The base is usually thinned. Believed to be related to the Guilford type. 

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Fossils, Old Bones and Teeth

You just never know when or where you will find something cool. Our best advice to the reader is " keep your eyes on the ground!" There are cool things lost everywhere.

Dinosaur Foot Prints found in

New Mexico

Metal Detecting Finds

Great post started by scwalker about some fine South Carolina finds.

Indian Wars Medal

Editor's Favorite

A new member signed up back in September with this beautiful Clovis found in Texas. Here is a link to the story of discovery.

Is this my first Clovis??

It's time to get some fresh faces in the crowds at our artifact shows. Click the link below to get tips on how to increase traffic and engage new blood into our great hobby.

I wanted to share some fine clovis points that have been shared on our site over the years. Hope you enjoy the show. To view the images on the site you may have to scroll down after clicking the links.Thanks for looking!

Chasing History: Ghost Town of Shafter, Texas

Chase visits the ghost town of Shafter, Texas, located in Big Bend country and the site of one of the largest surface deposits of silver in the state. The town lies in ruins, but the local residents' love of their history is still very much alive. Shafter is home to one of the most unique museums we have ever seen; it's definitely worth a visit!

The Enigma of Judaculla Rock & Track Rock Gap | SAAJ .066

July 7, 2023 by Jason Pentrail

In this episode of the Seven Ages Audio Journal, the team welcomes Dr. Jannie Loubser from Stratum Unlimited. Dr. Loubser discusses his work and the mythology of the enigmatic sites of Judaculla Rock, North Carolina, and Track Rock Gap in Northern Georgia. In the second half of the program, Dr. Loubser presents a special slideshow presentation of the detailed petroglyphs from both sites.

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Just in case you missed the last issue here is a link to it.