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Started by DW, July 24, 2007, 03:44:00 PM

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Osagetree

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MWM


bayoulongbowman

"If you're living your life as if there is no GOD, you had  better be right!"

SKYLER W

Good guesses so far. One has been sorta close. KEEP IT UP!!!!!!!
TGMM Family of the Bow

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Al33

I'm with bayoulongbowman and think they are harpoon points.

Al33

OK, if not harpoon points I suspect Zulu warrior spear points.

Ian johnson

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53@29 sheepeater shaman recurve
52@29 66 bear grizzly
51@29 dryad orion td longbow

mmgrode

Inuit(Or other Native American) Whaling harpoon heads
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit."  Aristotle

Ian johnson

inuit harpoons were made of bone, best guess is scandinavian harpoons\\fishing points
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53@29 sheepeater shaman recurve
52@29 66 bear grizzly
51@29 dryad orion td longbow

robslifts

I think they are atalatl hunting heads from early indian times
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Molson

Medieval French Broadheads, Spiral Crossbow Heads.
"The old ways will work in the future, but the new ways have never worked in the past."

Ian johnson

ARTAC member
53@29 sheepeater shaman recurve
52@29 66 bear grizzly
51@29 dryad orion td longbow

Ian johnson

can you tell if the points are damascus?, or are they too coroded?, if they show a sign of layering or damascus, definatly vicking!, vickings twisted wire, then hit it flat
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53@29 sheepeater shaman recurve
52@29 66 bear grizzly
51@29 dryad orion td longbow

STOBBER

I'D SAY  EARLY MONGOLIAN OR SCANDINAVIAN.

Jeff U

Eskimo spear heads - seal or whale hunting

(the buffalo nickel hints at US/North American origin?)

Molson

Try this again...Early Viking Age Tanged and Barbed arrowheads.
"The old ways will work in the future, but the new ways have never worked in the past."

geno

harpoon points, for fishing possibly small game.
Made in america...spanish
"Learning how to shoot a bow is easy if you learn the right way"..Howard Hill

dorris

" If I fail trying my hardest did I really fail ? "

Jeff Dorris
11/16/1970 ~ 3/30/2010
Rest In Peace

Jeff Hren-Renegade

They look to big to be Arrow heads & they aren't big enough to be spear heads so I am thinking maybe aboriginal atlatle points.

MW

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