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Throughout our hour long conversation, I smiled. It so reminded me of… Me. I remember me 20 some years ago after I found my first arrowhead in a field while hunting, and the bazillion questions that I tried to find answers to from that point forward about America’s ancient past.

I believe this site would buy arrowheads, not sure if so still. A Guy named Karl helped Me out long ago, there should be a spot that says sell Your collection, ha.

Asking an arrowhead hunter to turn someone else onto one of their spots is the lateral equivalent to asking them if you can borrow their girlfriend..or worse yet, their truck. ETA: I'm talking about a seasoned artifact hunter giving up a spot.

Dec 16, 2013 · So as we see from the Act, while "no person" without a permit may excavate or remove any "archaeological resource" from federal lands, the criminal and civil penalties contained in subsection (d) may not be enforced on any person picking up …

Arrowhead Hunting 2024 by Leatherwood 12-20-2024, 01:44 AM. This is a YouTube video of an guy who shows ...

I just moved to Alabama, in Dale county (right on the border of Coffee county). I’ve done some research on archaeological finds in the region and they seem to be few and far in between. Any advice on how to go about finding arrowheads down here legally? I imagine I’ll have to find some land owners, but even then I don’t

Mar 14, 2011 · Most people in the world recognize an arrowhead when they see one. Whether they've personally collected them from nearby farmlands, seen them in museum displays or just watched them being shot into people in John Wayne movies, most people know the triangular tips of arrow shafts called arrowheads are the remnants of a prehistoric hunting trip ...

Apr 26, 2018 · In short, my seven year old granddaughter found an arrowhead and a friend accidentally dropped it. I would like to glue it back together before she sees it. I plan to tell her it was broken. Any advice on what type of glue to use would be appreciated.

Sep 20, 2012 · In it you will discover an exciting new way to increase your arrowhead recoveries. Here are some tips for Arrowheads readers from industry professional Michael Bernzweig of MetalDetector.com. It is interesting to note that many artifact collectors use metal detectors to start their exploration of new sites.