Help me out please!

[Amberlyadkin89]

Hello, Nice to meet everyone. I was hoping someone knew what the value of my arrow head was. And then the other pictures I was hoping someone knew what this was I thought it was some type of artifact like a tool or something. But it may not be nothing I don't know. Any answers will be greatly appreciated as to this is my very first arrow head I've ever found. I'd like to know the value even though I'm keeping. Thanks Amberly

 

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[vpnavy]

You might consider posting your arrow head pictures on NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACTS for additional exposure...

 

[ToddsPoint]

Hello, Nice to meet everyone. I was hoping someone knew what the value of my arrow head was. And then the other pictures I was hoping someone knew what this was I thought it was some type of artifact like a tool or something. But it may not be nothing I don't know. Any answers will be greatly appreciated as to this is my very first arrow head I've ever found. I'd like to know the value even though I'm keeping. Thanks Amberly

That’s a nice flint blade. Either a finished knife form or even an unfinished spear point. The material reminds me of Holland flint from Dubois Co. IN. Was it found anywhere near there?

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Nice small knife is my guess, in Missouri they were many times referred to or called squaw's knife, the other is natural stone, not artifact.

 

[unclemac]

as for value, they are asking $80 for this one on ebay at the moment.

LARGE 4 1/8" ADENA KNIFE INDIANA AUTHENTIC ARROWHEAD ARTIFACT | eBay

These are associated with the Late Archaic to Early Woodland era. The artifact displays well and is nicely worked. It lacks any serious imperfections other than a ding on one blade. Still this is relatively thin for its size and displays beautifully.

www.ebay.com

 

[newnan man]

Nice blade. As stated, the other is just a rock.

 

[Amberlyadkin89]

You might consider posting your arrow head pictures on NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACTS for additional exposure...

Thanks