🥇 BANNER Taking a Risk - Pays Off!...

CRUSADER

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Shaun7 is visiting tomorrow for a guest hunt. He hasn't been out for over half a year. I didn't want to raid my best option & I wanted to take a punt elsewhere, just incase it was a better option for us. I wanted us to have the best chance tomorrow.
It was another failed crop field & I decided to go deep into the field following the small areas that hadn't grown. Little did I know that this random path would take me over an object that I always hoped to find but thought I wouldn't. SS once gave me a tanged version to fill the gap but the type I found today is 1000 years earlier.:o
It was less than 10 minutes into my search & I had a Neolithic Arrowhead in my hands. At that point, no pun intended, I knew I could blank from now on! (one of the oldest UK manmade finds possible)
Early Neolithic Lanceolate/sub-triangular flint arrowhead - Circa 4000-3000BC:headbang:

6 scrappies (not pictured)
Near Blank 17th C Halfpenny Token
4 Lead Tokens
Royal Artillery Capbadge
Tudor Corner Book Mount
Bits...
 

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Very Awesome find.
 

Brilliant find, Crusader!

Beautiful point. Does this have to go the PAS route?

You've gotta be over the moon...

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Brilliant find, Crusader!

Beautiful point. Does this have to go the PAS route?

You've gotta be over the moon...

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It's doesn't have to but it deserves to, as it pushes back the settlement timeline in my local area. Nothing better than adding to the known history of a hill only 10 minutes walk from my house!
 

Well, sir, I say, "Banner!," again.

It's not often that a single find can help rewrite history...

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That's a gorgeous artifact Cru - love the detail on it. The other finds aren't too shabby either. Nice hunt!
 

Thanks everyone. It's of a very fine workmanship & I feel lucky to have walked in the steps of a 6000 year old hunting man.

I have now done a little research, & I'm surprised at how rare this type/shape is. There are NONE recorded in my County & only 10 in the whole Country! There are far more of the 'Leaf' shape which this takes it's basic form.
 

HUGE CONGRATS! :notworthy: I'm nearly falling off my chair because, besides being historically rare & wonderful, your arrowhead is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! Banner for sure, putting my vote in now. Andi
 

Great finds Cru!! That is an amazing find! Banner for sure!
 

CONGRATS on one incredible point find in perfect condition. Keep your eyes open and find another this year please.HH and good luck....
 

Oh Man , that is Gorgeous !! and with the rarity of such an artifact , plus it's significance historically - anything less than BANNER is
not possible !!! I love the eye appeal of this piece !
 

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Hey Crusader,

Could I request several more photos of this marvelous point, please.

Further bravos! Are you and Shane returning, on the morrow, with major mojo?

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We are not going to the same spot, but I'm hoping for a good day...
 

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Awesome finds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

Great looking arrowhead, loving the condition and shape.
 

WOW! Now that is history, thanks for sharing that with us. Nice pile of buttons also, congrats in a BIG way.
 

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