My arrowhead Collection & Fossils

[EZ_E]

These came from plowed farm fields in Oklahoma. My grandma gave them to my brother and I got them from him. They are all mounted on an old silverware set lid. I've been picking up some add'l arrowheads on ebay lately to help fill in some spaces.

 

Post your artifact if you've got it.

 

[harvey8542]

Dont have any but your display looks great

[MunkyMan95]

Wow Victor, that's really cool!

 

I don't collect anything besides coins (a little paper money and exonumia here and there, but that's along the same lines)

[bsshog40]

I don't have anything either Victor, but cool set of arrowheads there!

[Oldtrader3]

Very cool, Victor.

[rrantique]

Those are cool Victor, I'll try and get some photos of mine. (thumbs u

[EZ_E]

Here are some more arrowheads that I've picked up on ebay to fill in the spaces some. And, yep, things like this are cool. You must play with dolls if you think otherwise.

[PerryHall]

Be careful. There are a lot of fake arrowheads being sold on eBay and elsewhere. By fake, I mean they were chipped reciently by non-Indians.

[EZ_E]

The ones that I've bought have a provenance. But still, you never know...

[jesbroken]

If they were chipped recently by real Indians, would they still be fake arrowheads?

 

Not meaning to ruin your post, Vic-very nice collection.

[EZ_E]

Megalodon Shark's Tooth

[physics-fan3.14]

The shark's tooth there is pretty cool. My dad works construction in Charleston, SC, so whenever they would dig foundations my brothers and I would go climb over the mounds of dirt looking for shark's teeth. We were usually quite successful. I guess just outside of Charleston is where alot of the big ones are found.

[Dwaine]

Very cool collection.

[rrantique]

Here are some Victor. Just put the morgans in there for size comparison.

[EZ_E]

Wow! Those are really cool, especially the big 'un! What part of the country did they come from?

 

And...thanks for sharing! (thumbs u

[rrantique]

All of these came from Arkansas.

[jgrinz]

I have a fossilized EGG - Looks turtle-ish but who knows. You can see the embryo and white as it had cracked open before ..

 

The outer shell is the first layer

The inner 'white' is the second layer

embryo section is the dark colour

 

I used to have 4 Foot SNAPPERS go through my back yard .. OLD snapper egg

 

HAHAHAHAH I like the ending

[EZ_E]

rrantique, I have a house north of Clinton. The tornado missed it by 6 miles a couple of weeks ago.

 

Mike, that is an awesome fossil! Triple cool! Nice finally, too. :þ

[rrantique]

These came mostly from s.w. ark. The largest one from south central. Found it deer hunting on a pipe line back in 1971. Between Sheridan and Fordyce. Went thru Clinton several years ago on way to Gastons on White River. Pretty country up there. (thumbs u

 

I have a place on Lake Millwood in s.w. part of state. (thumbs u

[just-john]

Indians stuff it's all over the place, where I live the reservations here are bigger than New England.We have old indians like my neighbor then antiquities like pots stone tools.Will try to get some pictures

[SatTech]

Not fossils or arrowheads, but some quartz my wife and I found while vacationing in Hot Springs,AR last year. Well, found isn't quite the right description. We paid to dig around at one of the commercial quartz mines. Great way to spend the afternoon.

 

[EZ_E]

Very cool and niced sized crystals, too. (thumbs u