✅ SOLVED Newbie point find?

[IndyPageTurner]

Howdy I am 100% new to ALL of this and I found some really neat points when digging a new garden this summer. I thought it cool and then got busy with life. So now I'm trying to find out WHAT they are? HALP!!

I have more photos but it's kind of a pain to upload them here :/

 

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[IndyPageTurner]

Also multiple of them fit together.

 

[gunsil]

Sorry, they are just naturally broken rocks, no native American artifacts in your photo. Find a local historical society museum and see if they have any real artifacts there you could look at to see what real points look like. Or there are many photos of real ones on the internet. Better luck next time, but you'll likely need to find an area that was inhabited by natives to find them.

 

[IndyPageTurner]

Sorry, they are just naturally broken rocks, no native American artifacts in your photo. Find a local historical society museum and see if they have any real artifacts there you could look at to see what real points look like. Or there are many photos of real ones on the internet. Better luck next time, but you'll likely need to find an area that was inhabited by natives to find them.

Thank you! I wasn't sure...human mind trying to find patterns in nothing

I DO live in an area that was inhabited by natives, though, which I always thought was cool.

 

[gunsil]

Look in freshly plowed fields after a rain, look along river banks, these are places that arrowheads are often found. Stay tuned to this section of Tnet and you will see real ones, fake ones, and natural rocks. Everybody has to learn, nobody knows these things from birth.

 

[Rich in Houston]

Your best bet is to find a water source and you can find them with in a half mile or so. The closer to the source the better the chances. You can find then right on top of the ground if your'er in the right area.