Posted by tjdub on June 21, 2012 at 22:26:22 from (208.74.246.137):
In Reply to: Re: In field find posted by straw boss on June 21, 2012 at 20:50:54:
> My dad and I were walking along in a field when he spotted > an arrowhead....basically in the middle of nowhere.
My best find was a spear head. It's made from white flint which isn't from around this area. Mostly what we find here is small flint arrow broadheads (the size you would probably want for killing rabbits) made from local flint. This spear head is about 10 times the size. Looked it up on university websites and it looks like it was probably used for killing wooly mammoths 7-10 thousand years ago. I went back to the place in the field where I found it and looked around and it really puts the imagination into motion. It was right around where the field turns from sandy loam to clay gumbo, Maybe they were chucking spears at mammoths right at the edge of a lake at the time.
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