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[HAWGDOG]

pakastan and scythian heads.

[ChuckC]

Hunting points used in bamboo or other cane arrows used to shoot birds and monkeys out of the tall rainforest trees of South America.  Barbs so they stay in the critter to help kill it and so the owner gets it back.  Arrows are sometimes over 5' long.  Wow, how was that for a wild a$$ed guess !
ChuckC

[Bowspirit]

Arrowheads...  

[Two Arrows]

Those are pieces of my neighbor's wrought iron fence.  

[Lost Creek Bows]

They are "LIFE ENDER " Points. Don

[dposalski]

Ancient tattoo tools.

[DW]

Good one, Chad...A couple of you have close......Jesse loves his new bow.

[geno]

top of a cemetary fence...

[IB]

Cane Arrow Fore Shafts ?

[dorris]

tuna fish spear

[Buemaker]

Because of the long tangs it looks like they have been fitted to a hollow shaft, Bamboo or cane. My guess is African.  Bue--.

[chrisg]

Look like some Lozi heads from Zambia, the Lozi were famous iron workers and made arrow points and spear points like that. Some had plenty more barbs and were mounted in a trap like a 'set-gun'.
They made long arrows of cane with feathered fletching.
chrisg

[Al33]

I'm thinking now they are not related to archery or weaponry at all. I think they might have been used to eat corn on the cob by sticking them in the ends of the ears as handles.   :D

[Ian johnson]

north african

[BONE]

Lance tips-----Bone

[Bob Miller]

Arrow points from the Akamba Tribe in Africa

[gwhunter]

Philippine Islands: War, fishing, and hunting spear heads.  But I think Osagetree had the origin first.

[Al33]

Alabama frog gigs.  

[Tony Phillips]

Some short of bird point?

[Ian johnson]

roman hunting\\fishing heads?