Let’s see some back lit beauties.

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Got the idea from IMZIM’s recent post.

I have this nice moss agate blade from South Dakota for starters.

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This is my favorite arrowhead. I have many older but this is my is the first find. Always will remember that day at my grandmother Rosa's home, the grown up were going to the creek's yellow hole to wash cloths, They really did that in the fifties. We kids have to go below the washing so as not to muddy the water, We walked through a newly planted cornfield and I saw it between the rows, I still handel it every time I work in my cave. I'll never display it where I can't hold it.IMG_2192.JPG
 

Hard to forget your first arrowhead I’d venture to say.
here is an updated pic of my last back lit point.
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That's a G-10 Gunther Cluster point But lacking the wild serrations of a Calapooya / Calapoola or Kalapooya in my opion .

They were nomadic and did trade goods
 

More Crystal N. California Foothills .
 

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These two are out of one of my Deep South Frames. A SantaFe and Kirk found in Deep Southern Alabama and made from Snowflake Tallahatta Quartzite
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Now we're talking! Those are nice.
 

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