bravowhiskey
Bronze Member
Is it just the fact that wood rots or is even consumed by insects and rodents. There is some very dense and hard wood in this great country. So have the early locals ever used hard woods for their arrow or dart points?
They are sure in use elsewhere, and I mean are, as in currently.
Here is a couple for obvious different uses....
Here is how the hardwood tip was attached to the lighter weight (different wood) shaft
check out the intricate wrappings on this fish point, at least that's what I would use it for.
Just curious. Let's hear it guys. Will post more of these tomorrow if interested.
HH,
BW
They are sure in use elsewhere, and I mean are, as in currently.
Here is a couple for obvious different uses....
Here is how the hardwood tip was attached to the lighter weight (different wood) shaft
check out the intricate wrappings on this fish point, at least that's what I would use it for.
Just curious. Let's hear it guys. Will post more of these tomorrow if interested.
HH,
BW
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