Artifact hunting

Hunting and gathering: Paleolithic The Indian stone age is divided into the palaeolithic, mesolithic, and neolithic on the basis of geological age, the type and technology of stone tools, and subsi…

Eastern Woodlands Prehistory

Some of my best arrowheads have been found simply walking along creek bottoms. I have the most success when I hike far away from any roads and trails.

For lifelong artifact hunter Darrel Higgins, finding an arrowhead was nothing new, but the one he found recently in Western Kentucky was spe...

Comparing portable rock art similarities from around the world

Arrowhead Hunting find indian camps become an expert artifact hunter free online guide. 258 page book Arrowhead Adventures by William Bauer, indian artifact hunter.

Something I have been aware of for a few years is the Thumb motif found on my site and in other hand axes and blade tools. I have already shown a number of hand shapes in my poly iconic materials and perhaps there is a similar meaning to these icons. I have long suggested that these motifs are actually visual language devices rather than art per se. I have found many suspected thumb shapes from my find site and have seen others, both recognized and unrecognized both in flint tool form or…

Use the Projectile Point Identification Guide to better estimate the type and age of the projectile points you encounter in the field.

For those who have found an arrowhead before, there are few thrills like it.

I found this in a creek in Seguin Tx (central TX) and I think it's an old grinding stone. Help?