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DO yall just find them sitting on top of the soil are are yall digging these things up. I have spent many moons looking and looking and have never found 1 on my many travels across Tx.

I have a clovis I will try to post pic of later. Plowed fields with big creek or river on north side with medium to high bank so the sight did not flood them. If you find flint chips then points are there and would be good sight to run a sift table. And if any body has good sight I would gladdly show you what I know about finding good points

creek and plowed feilds are good places. i made a sifted box and just hit the creeks. as stated above,look for flint! i have found them on top of the ground. in the creeks, in the creek banks. cant find them if you dont look.

Unfortunately, its not a clovis. Looks more like a Gower point, but not certain. Those have shoulders (flare out near base) like yours, and clovis do not.

well a guy can dream!!!! i love getting out lookin. u just never know what your gonna find.

i found this a couple years ago.
i think is may have been a scraper ?

i have found about 20 or so ,also some potter pieces with some design will try to get pics posted east Texas, Jasper co

Now that would make a nice blade or large point.

That would be a well used Pedernales, and a prime example of why we find so many point's. They wear out and are replaced and discarded.

http://www.arrowheads.com/perds.htm

I did find some pottery, a grinding rock and ??matate?? (bowl for grinding) a couple busted ones, and a petrified Finger as mention before by boyd1212. Can't find the finger though!! Ugh

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I was walking from my blind 10yrs. ago in East Tx. and found this arrowhead lying in the road.

I have about ZERO luck finding anything like that but bayourat can find them as if they had a flag marking them. I have a couple pics in photobucket I will dig up & post. We also have found neat fossil shells on the lease by the lake.

Mike, my first thought was a perd too, but it sure looks like a gower I found years back, so I 'flipped a coin'. Basically some examples look just alike to me.... The Archy I asked said a lot depended on the site it was found in. Gowers are much older and less common.

Cool stuff!!! Anybody else??

It is funny how some people can find them and others can't. My wife's cousin can walk along Crystal Beach and in a matter of minutes find a couple shark teeth and I can look in the same area and not find any. She literally has probably found 1000's and I can't find a one.

I've found a bunch in Galveston. Where'd she find em?

Hi, I just moved 2 Texas from NC. I have enjoyed collecting Artifacts since i was 5. My Question is where is a good place 2 look for artifacts? I live in Killeen. thanks

Here are a few that I have found




Some cool metal I have found.

What pistol did that frame belong to? And what is that steel ball looking thing? Cool pictures.

any knappers in here?

Nice assortment, those small blades are nice, Found or traded,, And same on the 36 cap frame an cylinder,above, Wonder if they ever met?, The salt creek fight was on our lease, Day long fight 36s vs shafts, Do you think people had rough life then?

The Pistol frame I found along the San Gabriel River (Williamson County) I believe it to be Remington 1878 Model. I can read Remington on the barrel. The Cylinder was found on our farm in the back pasture. There was a old homestead back in the day. I have found some older indian head pennies and legend has it that two $20.00 gold pieces were found by the well. Its a cool spot, I always check it out after we plow it and we get a good rain so much stuff comes to the top. There is a old model T burried there with just the post to the roof in view anymore. The round ball (4 pounder cannon ball) was given to me by friend that was working the Pipe line, If I remember right close to Fort Gage near Oklohoma. They said thier gieger counter kept screaming in front of the trencher and the ball was catupulted out when the trencher hit it.