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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: Capt. William on June 17, 2005, 09:17:00 PM
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Does anyone on the list collect knapped stone or trade metal arrowheads, as used by the American Indians?
Capt. William
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i would love to get some knapped arrowheads. do you know any one who makes them. could you let me know? cheers wolf man jeff.
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http://www.3riversarchery.com/Thumb.asp?c=13&s=108&p=0
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there are some on ebay that they say are authenic
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There are several exceptional flint knappers that make antique repros of older flint heads, look in Primative Archery Magazine, for ads. A fellow in Alabama, named Ray Griggs, is phenominal, and if you go to "Knapping" knap-ins, you can meet and collect modern made replicas. Most of the "arrow heads" found today, are Archaic spear, ataladyl?, or knive edges, not really arrow heads. The moderns are really good, shop around, you'll find some really beautifully made ones. Three Rivers Archery does have some nice heads, as does Pine Hollow Longbows, just shop a bit!
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I just got 2 hunting quality flint/obsidian heads on arrows from a friend in Minn.
Here's a sample of his work.
email me if you want his name & number (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/raghorn/Ron/Dscn0696.jpg)
I have 2 trade points on Plains Indian arrrows dated about 1850
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raghorn, you got nice friends :bigsmyl:
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That's a beautiful display, Raghorn! Yes, please send me your friend's name, nas contact info.
Capt. William
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put arrowheads in ebay !! there are lots of guys selling them on ebay to finance their next rock purchase