Arrowheads I chipped today

[oogaboogachiefwalkingdeer]

A corner tang from Burlington chert and a Resharpened Dalton from Kay County Flint. Enjoy. Mike

The last one is a corner notch Kay County Flint.

 

[m_c_zero]

Nice work!

 

[okie123]

Good job.

 

[509inc]

Those are cool. Nice to see someone from Blackwell, OK as well. I have a lot of memory from there as a kid.

 

[IXVolt]

Nice

 

[Punity]

Nice my old boy scout troop used to do that on camping trips out of the bottom of beer bottles the dads all drank during the day.....ahhh memories.

 

[Zuljin]

That is cool. We tried to do that as kids with just any old rocks or slag from the railroad tracks. Yeah. I'm gonna go ahead and admit yours are a lot better. Like, way.

Could those be hunted with? Would it be legal?

 

[gratus fermentatio]

Nice work! I'm curious as to just what the purpose of the corner tang is, as opposed to a center tang.
Regards, GF.

 

[Blademaker]

Very nice work!

 

[Billy-Klubb]

my mom's cousin used to take me around my grandparents old ranch near Hot Springs, SD to find arrowheads & beads. I always thought it was real cool people still made them as a hobby/craft. those look real nice!

 

[oogaboogachiefwalkingdeer]

Thanks all. They say the corner tang was not hafted but used on a cord tied to the wrist. It is a highly sought after artifact in the South central part of the US. They find a lot of them in TX and a lot call them Texas Tang Knives. Mike

 

[Homercidal]

Cool knappings! I watched a guy at Feast of the Hunters Moon in Indiana a few years back. Looks like a lot of fun and quite a challenge.