Found an old indian flint arrowhead....

As long as you were not in a burial ground it will be ok.

Lash it to a leather strip and make it a pendant.
remember the old ways. It is a blessing.

You don't find arrowheads. They find you. Finding an arrowhead is a good omen and a sign that the Great Spirit is pleased with you. Happy hunting and respect the land!

They were never used to hunt deer, they were pounded into trees and used as insulators for the old telegraph lines. Just because the wires are gone does not mean the people were primitive.
Pointy end goes into tree. The ones with a C shape supported electrified objects as well.

take a magnifying glass and look for the country of origin, mine was made in taiwan.

time to play some indian music

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In Florida it means you're a criminal, and you're guilty of a felony.

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It means you need to find a job!

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My parents retired to a plot of land on a hilltop in the East Texas Big Thicket that had been owned by my grandparents since the early 20th century. My grandfather farmed the land and found hundreds of arrow points over the years. My dad’s brother uses some of the land for raising vegetables he sells at the farmer’s markets. He still finds arrowheads to this day.

I believe that the natives had a settlement there or at least used it to practice and make arrowheads. Either that, or they were poor shots who lost a LOT of their arrows lol.

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Well these are insane Germans but at least it might make you giggle ca. 1970s:

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I found one a few years back. It had scalloped edges. I dated it to six thousand years old. It is cool as shit. Somewhere in Florida...Summon the magic arrowhead...

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Oh WOW.
I posted this 5 years ago.
I remember that day. I did get a deer that season, my first deer with a bow.
I have that arrow head in a case with some of my special finds.
Cool someone dug up this old thread.
Thanks.

Means there were red-haired giants, the true indigenous people of this land, in the area of which they slaughtered.

They inexplicably hauled a snow white core stone of almost pure silica down from the mountains to make ours. The similar shapes and degree of standardization makes me think pre- plastic insulator, for the literal forest telegraph

After the Spanish cut the wires, the Indians resorted to using Morse code on drums