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[Nappy701]

spear point??Hey guys needing a lil help here. I found this in se Minnesota just off the Mississippi River. It seems to be a copper arrowhead or spear point I was wondering if anyone could tell me what it is and its possible age. thanks

 

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i'm from the area and would be interested if anyone knows who might of made it or how old it might me

 

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[Nappy701]

That's a beauty! Minnesota is in the west end of the dispersal region of Lake Superior area mined copper that was hammered into artifacts. Likely age... Approximately 1000- 4000 B.C. .
Do a search for "copper culture artifacts" or "old copper culture" to learn more.
There are fur trade era copper artifacts also but they're only sheet metal thick.
Awesome find!

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[Nappy701]

I was curious what do you guys think it's possibly worth cash wise not that I would sell it. To me it is worth more than any amount of money and should be treasured and in a museum so others can see and enjoy it as well imo....


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[sutphin]

DANG IF I FOUND THAT JEWEL , I WOULD LOOK LKE CURLEY FROM THE STOOGES AND I WOULD BE GOING AROUND AND AROUND IN THE DIRT. WOULD LOOK LIKE A DUST STORM. THATS AWESOME FIND .

 

[rac7658]

grats at least yours made it to the banner. i posted this one a couple of weeks ago and got nothing. i just had it looked at saturday,at the mississippi valley archaeology center, mvac show, several exhibitors and the main staff members i.d. it as a socketed tang spear point from the middle archaic period and 5-7 thousand years old.

 

[The Urban Prospector]

Wow. Congratulations, that is amazing!

 

[A2coins]

Good job that looks great either the maker found a great stone or they were a great spear tip maker or both NICE

 

[Goldiver]

I hope you have scoured the recovery area well, sometimes a cache of several blades is recovered from a small area. At any rate I would be hitting all detectable ground within a half mile of that find.

Steve

 

[oxbowbarefoot]

Glad to see this up on the Banner where it belongs! Do you have a nice display box for showcase it in?

 

[oxbowbarefoot]

Thank you all for your comments and the banner nomination much appreciated. I found this beauty when me and a friend where hiking on his land last fall. I spotted it sticking out of the dirt tangled in the roots of a tree that had recently fell over. The color of it is what caught my eye and at first glance I thought it was a piece of glass until I pulled it out and looked at it closer. I found it in Wabasha County, MN in the Zumbro River Valley 7 miles from Mississppi River. Thanks again God bless and praise Jesus Christ the King of Kings!!]

Again, awesome find. Please consider adding it to this thread in the Native American Artifacts section:
http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/n...facts/491717-copper-culture-finds-thread.html

 

[Nappy701]

I found this a ways from the point any clues what it is and if it's from the same period. thanks. it seems like baked and hardend clay of some sort..

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[lawman]

Take it to Effigy Mounds National Monument at McGregor, Iowa, and ask the director about it. It looks like authentic copper culture.

 

[Sidevalve45]

Nice find and sorta in my neighborhood. Congratulations!

Sidevalve45

 

[Bumpstick]

Checking in from Wisconsin; Great find! Early copper Culture.
Keep hunting! Where there is one piece you will probably find more.

 

[cache finder]

Wow, awesome finds, i am curious of a value on these?

 

[rock]

Thats a unique find congrats on it.

 

[Saving Tennessee History]

Significant! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Pa.Billy]

nice find and condition ! I just brought this to the attention of Scott Wolter, he liked it a lot. I was on his show last year.....

 

[Hmille10]

Congrats from Olmsted County, MN. Amazing find!! As others noted, it would be interesting what an expert would say as it appears to be a very rare find!

 

[Lanny in AB]

Way to go on the incredible finds. The saw-tooth find in amazing!

Nicely done, and all the best,

Lanny