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Posted 1 year ago
jamiedpt
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These are a few of the arrowheads and other items my grandfather had found over his many years spent as a farmer in Kansas. These were passed down to me. I previously posted some other of these items, but wanted to show this framing I did today of several more. There is what I suspect is a medicine pouch, several arrowheads including very small birdpoints, some small spearheads, some beads, and other items here. I placed a quarter in a couple of the photos for sizing purposes. I really like the beads on the leather medicine pouch. Hope you enjoy seeing this. Any additional information anyone has about these items is appreciated as I would like to know more about it.
Native American ArrowheadsNative Americans crafted the first arrowheads more 10,000 years ago. These …
anyone have any info on these items I would appreciate it
nice pile of antique's, I also have a pile collected from Gramps, Dad, and one I found in Colorado, look into the history of the Native People who lived in your region, don't have my Plain's Tribe book handy or could have given an idea were to start, the beaded pouch will be easy to identify once you find the past buffalo hunter's, show a single bigger pic of it and I can try to help, Stickman
Hey jamiedpt, I don't think that you have any bird points. They look like small game. I have a friend who runs a store with indian artifacts, and he has a large collection of bird points. They are about the size of a small shark tooth. Very little and delicate. I could not believe the size and detail. Of course, it could vary from tribe to tribe. I am on the east coast. TG
thanks Stickman and TG
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thanks toolate, mrmajestic and mikie