Indian Arrowhead
Indian Arrowhead
I'm looking for a web site to help identify Indian arrowheads and tools.?
Does anyone know of a web site that I can see photos of Indian tools?
I Live in Northeast Missouri and have been walking some creeks near my home and found several Indian Artifacts and was wanting to know how to identify and properly clean them.Is there a site that could help me out? Thank You Much
I'd start with
archaeology.about.com/cs/lithics/a/thepoint_2.htm - 21k -
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Archery and How it is Used
A quick look back in history and time may show us many things we may have missed.
This can truly be said about the art that is known as Archery.
Do we really know as much as we think we do about a sport that has been full of controversy all these years?
What do we really know about the subject of Archery?
Lets see if we can go over some points that we do know about this lost art form.The American Indians have used Archery to hunt and cloth themselves.
There are many a remnant of Archery left behind in backyards and riverbanks throughout the heartland of America. Also most likely throughout England, Scandinavia and Europe in general. Whether it may be just an old arrowhead. These are still instant portals to the past. We also know that in Mid-Evil times Archery was used to protect Fortresses and castles from siege.
But does Archery have its place in todays society?
A quick answer would be that it does. It seems there has been a resurgence of Archery by many hobbies in these recent years. The attraction of this hobby has a lot to do with the facts that its just fun for many. But a lot of people are using this in there hunting practices.
Whether it be a Longbow or Crossbow, These pieces of equipment have only gotten better. Whether your out for a 10 point deer or shooting for fun.
Archery could be the next great hobby or interest in your life.
If its only to read and study about the history of Archery.
It still holds a lot of information and learning potential for your mind to develop on something new.
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