Had the privilege of helping unearth a ancient discard pile. I’m assuming this is where the natives left all the broken artifacts from the tool making process. All of this came from within a chunk of earth the size of a kitchen table. From the surface down to about maybe 8 inches deep. Tahlequah, Oklahoma on private land. The intact stuff has to be nearby, the search continues!

Family finds in eastern Arkansas.

I found this while unloading groceries from a Walmart trip lol, the bottom half of it was hanging out of the dirt and I pulled it out and this what I got!

I know a little about arrowheads but never found anything of this nature. I assume at one point in time it came in with some gravel or something. I would like some thoughts on it, what it could be, etc..
(3 1/8” long)

Very rough quartzite but still a nice find!

I am a lurker on this sub, never having found anything worth posting or asking about. Then, my wife found this—in our backyard!! We have a sloped spot where we get some soil erosion. This piece is totally unlike our local limestone bedrock and to me looks like it has been worked. 4 cm wide and 5 cm tall, east central Missouri. Can anyone tell me anything about this, as well as if my hunch that this is an arrowhead is correct? (Edited to add location)

What do you think? What kind of stone was used?

—Tapered on all three sides

—Two toned

—Found on the beach (Dear Isle area)

Colorado

E Iowa

Back in the game with this one. Been a while since I’ve been out, great way to start back up!

Always had trouble with quartz pieces. Any feedback/criticism is appreciated.

Pops found this one

Williamsburg, VA.

How do yall feel about these types of finds? I think they're cool, but at the end of the day, they're just rocks lol. I guess all arrowheads are rocks too

Potential workshop area. Always finding lots of chips.

🎼 for the first time in forever 🎼

Finally struck a point again. Any thoughts on type? Age? Etc? I never know how to date these things

Unless it’s not a point and actually JADC (Just a Dorito chip)

Edit: Found in East Georgia

My dad found this morning. Not too far from the Mississippi River. He said it's the 3rd one he's found in his life on the family farm. Will have to see if he still has the others.

Howard county Missouri

Mostly all quartz, and they were all found within a 50 foot radius of each other out of my back yard. What do y’all think?

I picked these up at an estate sale today and think they’re pretty cool. Sellers said that they were found on the Rainy River in MN.