Late Mississippian era pottery decorated with the Crosskno Swirl.
Later Mississippian era approximately 1400-1600.
u/Windycityunicycle — 5 hours ago
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First Creek Find 🙌🏼
Found this in a feeder creek that runs into the Arkansas river in Oklahoma.
u/chanceTEH — 13 hours ago
Found in the woods behind my house this evening
Bucket full of chips too
u/thatspurdyneat — 10 hours ago
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Not specifically arrowheads but an array of upper-Paleolithic mousterian tools from my collection!
u/Bacchic_Artist — 14 hours ago
- Partially Buried Arrowhead I Spotted in the Brush
Just a sliver showing under the brush this morning. Another quiet piece of the past waiting to be seen.
u/Secure-Head-9886 — 20 hours ago
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Mississippian Head Pot?
Mississippian Head Pot?
This came from an estate some years ago with connections to the Bootheel area. I don't want to appear to be an idiot or a scammer. Any helpful comments or information appreciated. Grateful.
u/Wooden-Examination68 — 11 hours ago
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Arrowheads in Kansas
I'm new to arrowhead hunting and I've been out quite a few times now and have nothing to show for it. I know I won't find one everytime but I'm curious if anyone has found a good amount of arrowheads in kansas? Is it rare to find arrowheads here or am I just looking in all the wrong places?
u/Wyattwinchester — 9 hours ago
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Help me ID b4 I go crazy!
I opened a can of worms before I was educated enough to know what I was even looking for.
All I know is each find felt ‘special’, which is why I’m here.
If I’m just playing in the mud to find cool rocks, then by all means, let me be a rock enthusiast.
But before I go any further, I DID want to know what you guys think about any of these?
Do any stand out as more than JAR?
Thank you. I love you guys.
u/kibblesnbits22 — 1 day ago
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England Finds
I collect artifacts in the US but I’m currently visiting the UK and making time to search around the Chilterns. I’m unsure if these are anything, but they all look like they could be something to me. What do y’all think? There are 7 different pieces pictured here.
u/LennyClarke05 — 14 hours ago
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Newbie here!
I am new to this, I was walking in a field and found this. I was wondering if it is natural or man-made? Thank you for any advice.
u/Worried_Friend_844 — 18 hours ago