Arrowhead ID's Please

[ajaj]

I am not an arrowhead expert...at all. Any help with describing the types and/or possible of of the three in the photos would be very helpful. It is just a curiosity thing. Thanks.

The one on the left was found by my father in the Adirondacks during the 1970s. The middle one...no clue. The one on the right, I am told, was from the SW United States.

aj

 

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[Dug]

You should post this in the artifacts grouping under "North American Indian Artifacts" There are a lot of knowledgeable members there that are pretty quick with IDs.

 

[ajaj]

Thanks. I shall.

aj

 

[Old Pueblo]

The two on the right are your basic corner notched projectile points and the one on the left appears to be the broken tip off a large point (probably a spear head). And they do look authentic, not modern repos or something like that. It would be very difficult, if not impossible, to get an idea on what culture or tribe made these points without knowing exactly where they came from, since the two corner notched ones were produced all over what is now the USA.

 

[Old Pueblo]

Nice finds, by the way. I always enjoy finding an arrowhead, even if its broken.